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As of March 5th, 2021, Governor Gavin Newsom of California has officially announced that Disneyland and other California theme parks (such as Unviersal Studios Hollywood, Knott’s Berry Farm, Six Flags Magic Mountain, SeaWorld San Diego, and Legoland California) can reopen on April 1st, following a year long closure due to the coronavirus pandemic. Due to COVID-19 health and safety restrictions, …
Jungle Cruise will be the next attraction to be renovated, Disney said Monday. Many of its racist and problematic elements will be removed.
Disney announced today that Extra Magic Hours have been permanently cancelled and instead will be replaced with new “Early Theme Park Entry” for all resort guests.
Breaking news – the free transportation service Disney offers between the Orlando International Airport and Walt Disney World is permanently ending on January 1, 2022.
Disney has released a statement regarding the massive entertainment layoffs at the parks. Read below to see the statement by Bettina Buckley, Vice President, Walt Disney World Resort Live Entertainment.
Disney resorts are booking for 2020! The bookings became available this morning just before 7 am. Be sure to book a park pass reservation to ensure access to the parks.
Disney has announced how the new park reservation system will work for guests looking to visit Walt Disney World.
Disney Parks Blog just announced that all Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween parties have been cancelled for 2020 at Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World. This is due to restrictions from COVID-19 set in place by both Disney and the state. Since the majority of special events at the parties include exclusive parades, shows, and character meet-and-greets, there is no way to …
Walt Disney World has just announced their proposal for opening after the COVID-19 closure. Procedures will be in place to limit spread and exposure of the virus.
Disney just announced that Cinderella Castle will receive a makeover in honor of the 70th anniversary. But, this isn’t the first castle makeover to occur at Magic Kingdom. It’s actually the fourth.