Flying to and from your favorite Disney Theme Parks and Resorts is about to get a slight improvement. Delta Airlines, one of the world’s largest carriers and one of the most popular choices for Walt Disney World vacation-bound families heading to Orlando International Airport in Central Florida, announced that it would begin offering free Wi-Fi on most of its planes ...

It is almost Christmas, and the holiday traffic continues to swell across the United States as scores of people fly off to beloved destinations, including The Walt Disney World Resort in Central Florida and the Disneyland Resort in Southern California. But for those flying to either The Happiest Place On Earth or the Most Magical Place On Earth, Winter Storm ...

If you are reading this, there is a good chance that your trip to Disneyland or Disney World begins and ends with an airplane ride. And if that is the case, we have some troubling news. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), airline fares increased by 18.3% just in the month of April alone. That is the highest ...

It is finally over. Face coverings are no longer required to fly commercial in the United States of America. And as unblocked smiles return to the skies, it appears that those travelers punished for protesting the persisting mandates are able to fly once again. According to Spectrum News, airlines will be removing “mask violators” from their no-fly list. From Delta ...

Yesterday, April 18, it was announced that a federal judge in Florida struck down President Biden’s extension of the CDC and TSA’s nationwide mask mandate for passengers and employees of the airline industry and other forms of public transportation. At the time of the announcement, it was some uncertainty as to what U.S. District Judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle’s ruling would ...

All would-be Guests looking to fly to Walt Disney World Resort in Florida or Disneyland Resort in California will have to continue wearing masks through the middle of April as the Transportation Security Administration’s plan to end its mask mandate is delayed. According to The Wall Street Journal.: Travelers in the U.S. will have to continue wearing masks on airplanes, buses ...

Your flight to the Disneyland Resort or the Walt Disney World Resort is about to get one sip closer to normalcy. Southwest Airlines announced it is planning on bringing back alcoholic drinks on flights in less than two weeks! According to WESH 2, “Beer, wine and hard liquor will be offered again starting on Feb. 16, the airline said in ...