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Ever noticed that as you are in Disney World, you are almost never bitten by mosquitoes? The same can’t be said for the rest of Florida. So, how does Disney with a property twice the size of Manhattan control this pest population? The answer lies in careful planning, innovative tactics, and the genius of Major General Joe Potter.

From Mile Long Bar and infamous River Country to unfinished Tomorrowland, learn 5 fun facts about Walt Disney World’s first five years!

Disney is just inches away from breaking a federal law. But, with some clever imagineering, they were able to just sneak around this law!

Early in the creation of Disneyland, Walt developed a concept that became critical for Imagineers, coined the Disney “weenie”. So what is it?

Our guide on how to unlock all of the secret levels on Toy Story Mania, one of our favorite interactive Disney rides!

In 1966, Walt Disney presented his plans for EPCOT, the Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow, and showed an accompanying film that started the rumors that the city would be built under a 50-acre dome

This classic opening day attraction continues to be immensely popular, so here are 4 fun facts about the Dumbo the Flying Elephant ride!

Did you know you used to be able to surf on the Seven Seas Lagoon? Sadly, the wave machine now sits abandoned on a forgotten island of the lagoon.

Since Expedition Everest opened in 2006, it has been one of the most popular attractions at Walt Disney World. At this point, you probably know that the giant Yeti animatronic is broken and stuck on “B” mode, or that the coaster travels up to 50 miles per hour. So, let’s discuss some more unique facts about this ride!

In this article we exploring some of the backstories of your favorite Disney World attractions to give you new insight into these unique attractions.