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Ever wondered what lies beyond the darkness at the top of Spaceship Earth in Epcot? All your questions are answered with our newest article. We’ll share the history of the 180 top, and what is left today!

We interviewed actress Mary Gibbs, who voiced Boo in Monster’s Inc. She shared her experiences working in a studio at such a young age, her favorite parts, and gave us her take on the Pixar fan theories that have been circulating!

Disneyland opened in 1955. Since then, three new lands have been added to the park including New Orleans Square, Bear Country (later becoming Critter Country), and Toontown.

When Epcot opened in 1982, there were nine pavilions in Future World with the themes of communication, innovation, energy, transportation, ecosystems and nutrition, creativity and imagination, the ocean, the body, and the future. This articles describes the rise, success, and for some, the fall of each pavilion.

Looking for Main Street USA secrets, hidden gems, or trivia? From fake American flags to Aladdin’s hidden lamp, this land is filled with incredible details that any Disney fan can appreciate. Whether you’ve been to the parks once or one hundred times, there’s always something new to discover!

When Animal Kingdom was being created, there were plans to build a kingdom based on mythical creatures called Beastly Kingdom. What happened to this land? It was never built and the imagineers took their idea to Universal Studios.

Tomorrowland opened in Magic Kingdom in 1971 and closed in 1994. Does this fact seem wrong? Don’t worry, we’ve done our research. In 1994, New Tomorrowland opened, with a complete theme overhaul of the land.

Walt Disney World opened on October 1st, 1971 with nineteen attractions. Over the past forty years, some of those attractions have closed and many new attractions have opened. This article will take you through the history of all nineteen attractions!