Why Harryhausen’s could become Disney World’s most talked-about new restaurant
Harryhausen’s from “Monsters, Inc.” is becoming a Disney World restaurant with an Audio-Animatronics sushi chef and an unprecedented menu.
Harryhausen’s from “Monsters, Inc.” is becoming a Disney World restaurant with an Audio-Animatronics sushi chef and an unprecedented menu.
Level99 at Disney Springs has expanded hours, bringing 63 interactive challenge rooms, themed mini-games, Detroit-style pizza, and an art scavenger hunt to Walt Disney World’s shopping and dining district.
Disney and TikTok have announced a first-of-its-kind global partnership that will bring opt-in, fan-created videos into the Verts feed on Disney+. Here’s what subscribers will see, how creators can join, and what Disney has said about theme park content.
Five little changes around Epcot could improve your 2026 Food & Wine Festival visit, from new places to eat to refreshed spaces and details worth spotting.
Halloween Time brings costumed characters, Disney villains, a cavalcade and “car-stumes” to Disneyland Resort. See where to find them in 2026.
An “Encanto” ride will open at Disney’s Animal Kingdom in 2027, bringing the Madrigals to Walt Disney World. Step inside Casita for Antonio’s Fiesta de Encanto, a new family ride filled with lively furniture and more than 50 animals.
Disney is exploring technology that could personalize theme park attractions based on what individual guests enjoy — or want to avoid.
Cinemark movie theaters has not released a date or a price yet, but their latest Batman popcorn bucket is a nod to Adam West’s 1966 Batmobile, complete with a Bat-Signal.
Knott’s Scary Farm is reviving Mickey Mouse’s original name for “Inked,” a twisted new maze filled with murderous cartoon characters.
The 86-day Epcot Food & Wine Festival celebrates its 30th anniversary with 30 returning or reimagined dishes from the event’s history.