Have you been exhausted by cast members referring to you as "friend," unable to say "sir" or "ma'am"? If so, don't thank the Phoenicians. Thank Bob Iger and a very strange moment in time in which Disney decided to go all-in on divisive language edicts at their parks!...
Disney has officially confirmed a major creative shift for Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland, announcing that Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, Leia Organa, and Han Solo will soon begin appearing throughout the land as part of a significant timeline expansion. The...
Remember when Disney was steeped in Americana? Being welcomed to Disneyland by hearing “Walkin’ right down the middle of Main Street, USA” sung with glee by The Dapper Dans felt as American as baseball, hot dogs, and apple pie! Well, in what seems like for the first time in forever, Disney is bringing back that Americana with their entry in this year’s Tournament of Roses Parade: a brand new, grand float to be called “Disney Celebrates America”.
The death of Adam The Woo marks the loss of a true pioneer in independent digital media — a new media creator whose work helped define what YouTube could be long before the platform became dominated by studios, sponsors, and corporate-backed influencers.
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.
A new shareholder push is putting the spotlight back on the deeply controversial and unpopular Disney DAS policies, the sweeping overhaul of the Disability Access Service program that has reshaped how disabled guests navigate Walt Disney World and 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.
Is Bluey coming to Disney World? That’s a question being asked by parents around the world whose kids are endlessly entertained by the little Australian puppy on Disney+.
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.
Disney Parks attendance is plummeting in the summer, but the company’s SEC filings say differently.
It looks like Bob Iger’s Mouse House has a new problem on its hands—and this time, it isn’t streaming losses, theme-park price hikes, or the ongoing decline in audience goodwill. It’s something far more fundamental: its own financial filings no longer match reality.
When Bob Iger, the current CEO of The Walt Disney Company, openly says that the legacy of Walt Disney should not be revered, longtime fans understandably take notice.
In late October 2025, Disneyland Resort hosted a special event where 40 children from Make-A-Wish Foundation had their wishes granted in collaboration with Disney, YouTube, and philanthropist MrBeast. This marked the first time such a partnership brought together top creators to deliver personalized experiences for wish children.
The “happiest place on earth” may be a little less happy for about 100 Disneyland Cast members. A range of departments have laid off employees, including a limited number of salaried positions according to a new report out of Deadline.