Disneyland has removed its tribute to legendary songwriters Richard and Robert Sherman from the Main Street Cinema, bringing the exhibit’s roughly 13-month run to an end.
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Disney Blamed Olympics for Disneyland Paris Slump — Now Building Major LA28 Strategy After Universal Named Official Theme Park Partner
The Walt Disney Company’s evolving approach to the upcoming LA 2028 Olympics is raising eyebrows. After the company previously cited the Paris Games as a headwind, it now prepares internally to capitalize on the 2028 Los Angeles Summer games. During prior earnings...
Measles Exposure Reported at Disneyland as Health Officials Issue Warning
A confirmed case of measles has been linked to a recent visit to Disneyland, prompting Orange County health officials to issue a public warning and urge guests to check their vaccination status. According to a press release issued January 31, 2026, the OC Health Care...
Disney Marketing Reorganization Signals Centralized Control as Company Pushes “One Unified Brand”
Disney Marketing is undergoing a major internal overhaul, and while corporate media is framing the move as a bold step toward “synergy,” the reality is far less reassuring for audiences who have watched the company struggle to reconnect with consumers over the last...
Disney Fans Allege Sam Wilson Captain America Quietly Removed From Disneyland Rotation Ahead of Black History Month
Disney fans are raising eyebrows after reports surfaced on Reddit claiming that the Sam Wilson Captain America has quietly disappeared from the character rotation at Avengers Campus inside Disneyland—and the timing is what has people talking. According to multiple...
Disney Prepares to Shut Down Popular Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge Attraction for Extended Re-Theming to Original Trilogy
Disneyland is about to take a very loud step away from the sequel-trilogy “living land” concept that defined Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge in 2019... and Oga’s Cantina is right in the middle of it. Multiple Disneyland planning calendars and third-party trackers show Oga’s...
How Bob Iger (Not Bob Chapek) Killed Walt Disney Imagineering
For decades, Walt Disney Imagineering was the creative engine that made Disney parks magical. It didn’t just adapt movies — it invented worlds. Pirates of the Caribbean, Haunted Mansion, Space Mountain, and Expedition Everest weren’t born from corporate mandates or IP spreadsheets. They were created by artists, engineers, and storytellers who were allowed to take risks.
Disneyland Shutting Down Almost a Dozen Rides This January for Refurbishment
Disneyland Resort has scheduled a series of 11 ride closures and maintenance projects for January 2026 as part of its annual refurbishment period. The updates affect attractions at both Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure. Each closure coincides with the traditional post-holiday maintenance window that follows high-volume winter travel.
Disneyland Tests “Wheels” and “No Wheels” Security Screening Lanes
Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California, is testing a revised security screening process at some park entrances that separates guests into “wheels” and “no wheels” lines.
DVC Introduces $500 Resale Transfer Fee, Reshaping Market Dynamics
Disney Vacation Club (DVC) has added a new $500 “Contract Administration Fee” (CAF) for resale contract closings beginning January 1, 2026.
Soarin’ Across America Opening Date Confirmed for Disney World, Disneyland
Walt Disney World Resort has confirmed that guests will be able to “take off” Soarin’ Across America at EPCOT on an opening date of Memorial Day 2026. Disneyland California guests will be able to take flight on the updated ride July 2nd, just in time for Independence Day.
Disney Parks Reverses Course, Will Constantly Change Ticket Pricing In “Airport Pricing” Dynamic Model
Disney appears to be preparing to overhaul its theme‑park ticket pricing in the U.S., potentially shifting to a dynamic, real‑time model similar to airline pricing. The change would be a major departure from Disney’s current fixed‑tier system.
Disney CFO Confirms Theme Parks Prioritize High-Income Guests Over Average American Families
Disney finally said the quiet part out loud, admitting that it values high-income guests at its theme parks over average American families
For decades, Walt Disney World and Disneyland were synonymous with the dream American vacation — a place where families saved, planned, and counted down the days to that once-in-a-lifetime trip. But according to Disney’s own financial team, those days are slipping further into the past. And now, the company isn’t even pretending otherwise.