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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!

WestCOT was the planned expansion for Disneyland in the 1990s. Never built, it would have featured the seven wonders of the world and revamped attractions.

We reached out to AT&T to see if they had any archived photos of Spaceship Earth to share from the Bell Systems and AT&T pavilion sponsorship. In this article, we’ll share those photos with you and discuss the history of the Bell Systems and AT&T Sponsorship.

The Skyway at Magic Kingdom was open for 28 years, closing in 1999. Coming soon is a new and improved “Disney Skyliner” connecting parks and resorts!

In August 1971 the attraction “If You Had Wings” opened in Tomorrowland. It was sponsored by Eastern Air Lines and was open for 15 years.

Walt first dreamed up the idea for Disneyland at Griffith Park, watching his daughters on the merry-go-round. As years went on, his dreams got bigger and bigger. In this article and video, we’ll take you through the history of Walt and his dreams – from Mickey Mouse, to Disneyland, to Walt Disney World.