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New Verse by Richard Sherman Debuts in “It’s a Small World” Finale for Disneyland and Walt Disney World

New Verse by Richard Sherman Debuts in “It’s a Small World” Finale for Disneyland and Walt Disney World

Disney Parks just introduced a new verse in the finale of the beloved attraction “It’s a Small World.” The verse, penned by the late Richard M. Sherman, debuted at both Disneyland and Walt Disney World on July 17, 2025—marking Disneyland’s 70th anniversary and coinciding with celebratory events at Magic Kingdom.

Magic Kingdom Map Reveals Potential Locations and Access Points for New Villains Land in Walt Disney World

Magic Kingdom Map Reveals Potential Locations and Access Points for New Villains Land in Walt Disney World

A new map of the Magic Kingdom from Disney could reveal the potential location, borders, and entry paths into the new Villains Land coming to Walt Disney World.

Disney expert WDWPro shared his analysis on how much this image actually reveals on the That Park Place YouTube channel, including what it’ll take to connect the new areas and how this shows that Disney may be worried about Epic Universe’s success.

CNN Commentator Says Disney Adults should go to “Alligator Alcatraz”

CNN Commentator Says Disney Adults should go to “Alligator Alcatraz”

A recent on-air comment by CNN commentator Scott Jennings has sparked backlash after he mocked adults who visit Disney theme parks without children. During a July 1, 2025, episode of CNN NewsNight, Jennings remarked, “If you’re over the age of 21 and you go to Disneyland or Disney World and you don’t have children — straight to Alligator Alcatraz, El Salvador.”

Test Track Crash Injures Four Guests During Cast Member Preview at EPCOT

Test Track Crash Injures Four Guests During Cast Member Preview at EPCOT

Just weeks before its grand reopening, EPCOT’s newly updated Test Track has already made headlines for all the wrong reasons. During a Cast Member preview on July 1st, a Test Track crash occurred when a ride vehicle slammed into a set of foam sliding doors that failed to open properly. Four guests were injured in the impact and received treatment on-site. Fortunately, none required hospitalization—but the timing couldn’t be worse for Disney as it gears up to relaunch the ride to the public later this month.