Disneyland Paris has confirmed that drones will no longer appear in its nightly castle show Disney Tales of Magic starting April 1, 2026. The change comes as the resort updates parts of its entertainment lineup. These updates also include construction work and the...
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.”
It’s becoming increasingly difficult to ignore the mounting issues plaguing Walt Disney World’s infrastructure. Hot on the heels of EPCOT’s sewage leaks and a ceiling collapse inside Soarin’ Around the World, Magic Kingdom suffered a widespread Disney power outage last night, shutting down more than 15 attractions across the park.
Walt Disney Parks and Resorts is facing a major class action lawsuit over controversial changes to the Disability Access Service (DAS), a system designed to assist guests with disabilities at Disneyland and Walt Disney World. The DAS lawsuit, Malone vs. Disney, was filed in Orange County, California, and alleges that Disney, along with its contracted medical screening partner, Inspire Health Alliance, is engaging in discriminatory practices that violate multiple federal and state disability laws.
Former Disney Imagineer Jim Shull is once again calling out Disney’s declining standards—this time over a major design failure at Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion gift shop, Madame Leota’s Somewhere Beyond. Taking to X, Shull didn’t hold back after the shop was forced to close just six weeks after opening due to flooding from a mere half-inch of rain.
It seems like Disney’s once-golden Imagineering department has lost its way again, at least according to former Imagineer Jim Shull. In a recent post on X, Shull took a shot at Disney’s new Polynesian Village Resort Island Tower, comparing it to a budget-friendly Home2 Suites by Hilton in Wichita Falls, Texas.
Another opening-day attraction at Disney’s Animal Kingdom is being erased. Disney has officially announced that It’s Tough to Be a Bug will close permanently on March 17, 2025, with its final day of operation on March 16, 2025. The 3D attraction, which has been housed inside the park’s centerpiece Tree of Life since the park opened for the first time on April 22, 1998, is being replaced by Zootopia: Better Zoogether!, a new stage-based show featuring characters from Zootopia.
Just six weeks after opening, Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion gift shop, Madame Leota’s Somewhere Beyond, has already suffered thanks to a major design flaw. Following just half an inch of rain, the shop flooded, forcing Disneyland to close the store and stack sandbags at the entrance—a sight more fitting for a hurricane evacuation than a high-budget Disney attraction amidst light rain.
It seems trouble continues to brew at EPCOT in The Land Pavilion. Just weeks after a sewage leak forced the temporary closure of Soarin’ Around the World and flooded parts of the pavilion, a new issue has emerged—this time, a section of the ceiling in the Soarin’ queue has collapsed over a guest walkway.
Once upon a time, a Disney World trip was the dream vacation for middle-class American families. Now, due to Walt Disney World cost increases, it’s increasingly looking like an exclusive getaway for the ultra-rich—or those willing to take on financial ruin for a few days of nostalgia.
The unthinkable has finally happened. Disney has announced the closing date of MuppetVision 3D at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, the last project Jim Henson worked on before his untimely death in 1990. The attraction, beloved by fans and celebrated for its charm and creativity, will officially shut its doors on June 7, 2025, to make way for a Monsters Inc.-themed land.
Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion has reopened after an extensive refurbishment, and one of its most notable updates is a complete reimagining of the attic ghost bride scene.
Walt Disney World Recently announced the full list of kitchens and menu items coming to Epcot communities this month for the Epcot International Festival of The Arts.