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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!

IllumiNations first premiered in 1999, and had its final show on September 30, 2019. Today we’re sharing 8 final facts about this nighttime spectacular.

River Country opened in 1976 as Walt Disney World’s first water park, but closed permanently in 2001 and was left abandoned. We were able to capture some pictures of this park from a visit to Mickey’s Backyard BBQ at Fort Wilderness Campground.

Disney parks stand out around the world for a variety of reasons, but one of the biggest has to be Disney’s attention to detail! There are hidden details all over the parks – from the windows, to the attractions, to even the bathrooms! Here are a few of our favorite hidden details of Hollywood Studios.

Disney’s eye for detail never fails! These Liberty Square fun facts detail the incredible historical accuracy of Magic Kingdom’s smallest land.

When Epcot opened, the World Showcase included 9 countries. A “Phase II” plan would add an additional five countries to the World Showcase, however none of these pavilions were ever built.

Have you ever noticed the creepy chairs in the corner of Disney’s Boardwalk Inn lobby? They’re called Nanny Chairs, and today we’re sharing their story!

Today we’re sharing our top ten favorite secrets about Tomorrowland at Magic Kingdom.

There’s a reason that Disney’s nighttime shows are called “spectaculars”, and it’s because they truly are spectacular! But, do you know how much work, time, and money goes into these shows? In this article we share five facts about nighttime entertainment at Walt Disney World!

Many of the buildings in Disney’s Hollywood Studios were inspired by real-life places in Los Angeles, Hollywood, and other famous spots!