Walt Disney World revealed major announcements about in-progress new attractions and refurbishments of classics.
The Tony Award-winning musical Kimberly Akimbo is in its final three nights at Orlando’s Dr. Phillips Center, giving audiences one last chance to experience one of Broadway’s funniest and most heartfelt recent hits.
This elegant tea service has a surprisingly kid-friendly menu, here’s our review of Disney’s Grand Floridian afternoon tea experience and what families can expect.
The curtain is rising on a new season at Kings Island, and 2026 brings a mix of nostalgia, new experiences, and seasonal entertainment for guests returning to the Ohio park.
Bluey Magic Shots are rolling out at Animal Kingdom, with new interactive PhotoPass experiences popping up near the entrance, the Tree of Life, and beyond.
In 2026, Harry Potter fans will have the opportunity to board the wizarding train for the Harry Potter: A Hogwarts Express Adventure.
Blackpool Pleasure Beach is shaking up the traditional theme park model with its new Flex Pass, allowing guests to pay per ride instead of purchasing an all-inclusive ticket—an approach that stands apart from trends at major parks like Disney and Universal.
Toy Story characters are coming to Lorcana, with a lot more Pixar IPs on the way!
The Attractions Podcast: Walt Disney World’s ‘Coolest Summer Ever’ exclusive interviews with tips, attraction details, and more.
Sorcerer Mickey’s hat has reappeared at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, but not as the park’s centerpiece. The new version is part of the upcoming Magic of Disney Animation reimagining in Animation Courtyard, offering a nostalgic nod with a completely new purpose.
