Disneyland has added a permanent tribute to legendary comic book artist and storyteller Jack Kirby at Avengers Campus.
Disneyland has added a permanent tribute to legendary comic book artist and storyteller Jack Kirby at Avengers Campus.
While much of the theme park world has been focused on the highly anticipated opening of Universal Epic Universe in Orlando on May 22, 2025, Universal has been quietly working on another massive project across the pond. Universal Studios Great Britain is now on the brink of receiving its final go-ahead, bringing an exciting new destination to the UK.
The Walt Disney Company hosted Jenna Bush Hager, daughter of President George W. Bush, at Epcot recently. It's yet another sign that Wall Street is pushing the Iger Corporation hard to make nice with the right side of the aisle. Since President Trump assumed the...
In the wake of mounting criticism over skyrocketing ticket prices, recent rumors state that Walt Disney World and Disneyland are considering a controversial shift in how they price theme park tickets—by adopting an airline-style, highly-variable ticket pricing model. According to sources cited by BlogMickey.com, Disney is exploring the idea of dynamic pricing that could cause ticket costs to fluctuate based on real-time demand, making a Disney vacation even more unpredictable and, for many families, even more expensive.
Disney fans, brace yourselves—another major shift is coming to Walt Disney World. The former NBA Experience at Disney Springs, once the home of the beloved DisneyQuest, will soon be taken over by Level99, an immersive social gaming attraction. But this latest addition raises a pressing question: Is Disney still prioritizing families, or is this yet another step toward catering to the rowdy, drinking adult crowd that’s become more common at places like EPCOT?
Disney has announced that the remaining attractions using its controversial Virtual Queue system, Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind at EPCOT and Tiana’s Bayou Adventure at Magic Kingdom, will transition to standby lines starting February 25, 2025. This marks the end of the Virtual Queue era across Walt Disney World parks (at least for now…), a move many fans have been demanding for years.
Disney has filed a Notice of Commencement for work at the Haunted Mansion in Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom, sparking speculation that the attraction may soon see changes similar to the controversial bride updates recently made at Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion.
Disney has officially received approval from the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) to begin construction on a new Cars-themed land at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom, a move that will erase classic attractions like Tom Sawyer Island and significantly alter the Rivers of America, Frontierland, and Liberty Square.
There has been, granted through his vision, intent, and demands, an entire cultural shift within this once great company. The rot of following those “alternatives” is widespread and is in both creative and practical visible results.
Recently there was a plumbing/sewage leak in the upper floor restroom of “The Land” pavilion at EPCOT. It was nasty but they stopped the leak. But then, a couple of weeks later, the ceilings below it in the entry area for “Soarin’” caved in, likely weakened structurally by water damage from the prior event
In a startling new low for Disney, the company put out a poll asking guests to predict when their loved ones might die.
According to a bombshell report from The Wall Street Journal, Disney sent a 47-page survey to Disney Vacation Club members this fall, loaded with invasive questions about their finances. But one question in particular stood out for its morbid audacity: Disney asked respondents how likely they were to experience the “loss of a family member or loved one” within the next five years—or to be “receiving/managing an inheritance.”
A new investigation by That Park Place has uncovered what appears to be concerning financial connections between The Walt Disney Company and the U.S. government, raising questions about transparency and media bias. Federal funds have flowed to Disney through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and an obscure entity called Buena Vista Non Theatrical INC., with little public accountability or clear justification for the payments.
Disney has made sweeping changes to its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, stripping away controversial policies and language that previously landed the company in hot water. The Stories Matter website is gone, Reimagine Tomorrow has vanished, and the company’s executive performance metrics have shifted. While these moves may seem like a retreat from the “woke” policies that have plagued Disney in recent years, the reality is more complicated.
Disney is in damage control mode after The Wall Street Journal delivered a brutal takedown of its ever-increasing theme park prices. The report revealed growing internal concerns at Disney that the company’s relentless price hikes may be alienating the very families that once made Disney World “The Most Magical Place on Earth.”