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Disney Parks
The Disney Bubble Gets an Upgrade: Inside the $30M Hotel Renovations
A trip to Walt Disney World is about more than just the theme parks. For many fans, the real magic happens at the resorts. Disney knows that to keep guests returning to Central Florida, the hotels must be just as much of a draw as the rides. Credit: Disney That’s why Disney is pouring a staggering $30 million into upgrading just two of it
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Disney World Just Made Visiting Easier for Annual Passholders—but Only on 3 August Dates
Annual Passholders have a little more freedom heading into August. Disney has released the first Good to Go Days for the month, giving eligible Walt Disney World Annual Passholders the opportunity to visit the parks without making a park reservation beforehand. The newly added dates are August 2, August 3, and August 9, continuing Disney'
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Disney World ‘Fixes’ EPCOT Ride … With One Big Change
Test Track at EPCOT has been missing one of its best moments for over a year, and most guests never noticed. That changed this week. Look, if you have ridden Test Track at EPCOT, you know the moment, even if you have never put words to it. Indoor section wraps. Your vehicle lines up for the launch. Ahead of you is a wall. Solid, closed, a
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Disney World Quietly Alters Animal Kingdom Icon Following Mass Complaints
Disney’s newest Animal Kingdom attraction is already evolving. For decades, the Tree of Life has served as the visual and thematic centerpiece of Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Beyond its carved exterior, the park icon also houses a theater that once hosted It’s Tough to Be a Bug!, one of the resort’s longest-running 4D shows. That attraction c
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The New Republic Era Now Has a New Ending in ‘Star Wars’
Lucasfilm has released a new canon tie-in comic bridging The Mandalorian Season 3 and this year's theatrical release The Mandalorian and Grogu (2026), a rollout that arrives alongside mounting evidence of a broader strategic pivot away from the Disney+ series format that built the franchise. The Mandalorian premiered on Disney+ in 2019 as
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Disney’s AI Is Already Live at Disney World … Just Not for You
Disney turned on AI search at Walt Disney World yesterday. Guests do not get it. Cast members do. Look, bring up AI anywhere right now, and the room splits down the middle. Some people run their whole workday on it. Others want it kept far away from anything they already like. And there is a huge crowd in between that does not object to t
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The End of the $15 Ride? Disney World is Finally Fixing Its Most Hated Lightning Lane Flaw
If you have visited Walt Disney World recently, you know that the resort is in the middle of a massive, unprecedented transformation. Construction walls have practically become their own attraction as Imagineers work to bring sweeping new expansions to three of the four theme parks simultaneously. Credit: Disney Disney’s Hollywood Studios
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‘Spider-Man’ Movie Loses Multiple Actors, Confirmed
Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026) opened in theaters this week, arriving as one of the most closely watched theatrical releases of the year for both Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios. The film marks Tom Holland's latest turn as Peter Parker and is tracking toward a domestic and international opening in excess of $425 million, according to i
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Outside the Disney Bubble
Universal Orlando Sells Out HHN 35 R.I.P. Tours as Premium Options Shrink
Halloween Horror Nights 35 has not opened its gates, but one of the easiest ways to avoid spending the evening in standby lines has already disappeared. Universal Orlando Resort’s ticketing system currently lists standard R.I.P. Tour packages as sold out. The first Premium Scream Night, scheduled for August 27, is also unavailable, leavin
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