Happy Mother’s Day to Walt Disney World’s animal moms
Each year on Mother’s Day, we honor all the important women in our lives, but Walt Disney World Resort celebrates animal moms too.
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‘Star Wars’ exhibit coming to The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art this Sept. in L.A.
Beginning Sept. 22, 2026 Star Wars fans in Los Angeles, CA will be able to enjoy a behind the scenes look at movie props and more in the exhibit, Star Wars in Motion at the museum located in Los Angeles’ Exposition Park.
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Disney says gas prices aren’t impacting park demand as bookings remain strong
Disney says park demand remains strong despite rising gas prices and travel concerns, with bookings and occupancy holding steady. The company expects growth to improve later in 2026 as international travel trends ease and major expansions continue across its global parks and cruise line.
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Hasbro’s $600 Ultimate Grogu animatronic puts a Galaxy’s Edge-level prop in fans’ homes
Hasbro is taking pre-orders on a $599.99 life-size Grogu animatronic that responds to touch, motion, and sound, with the Star Wars Ultimate Grogu unveiled on Hasbro Pulse the week of Star Wars Day 2026.
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(Review) Big Thunder Mountain Railroad unearths new effects and a smoother ride at Walt Disney World
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad is back at Magic Kingdom, and our first ride reveals a smoother track and enhanced effects that elevate the classic attraction. Here’s what we’re seeing on reopening day, with live updates from inside the park.
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May the 4th at Walt Disney World feels more like Star Wars again
Walt Disney World is celebrating May the 4th with a new lineup of Star Wars-themed food, drinks, and collectibles, with most offerings centered at Disney’s Hollywood Studios and additional experiences at Disney Springs. Highlights include the long-awaited arrival of Pink Milk, a DJ R-3X mug tied to Oga’s Cantina, and a Jabba’s Sail Barge popcorn bucket inspired by Return of the Jedi. Beyond the park, Disney Springs adds themed desserts and a limited-time LEGO Star Wars activation featuring a free mini N1 Starfighter build, photo opportunities, and interactive experiences.
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AI, smaller parks, and rising costs: the future of attractions according to executives
From AI to smaller parks and rising costs, industry leaders from Universal Destinations & Experiences, Walt Disney Imagineering, Lionsgate, Herschend Family Entertainment, and Falcon’s Beyond are helping shape the future of theme parks in ways guests will actually feel. That could mean more experiences closer to home, new ways parks create immersive moments beyond big rides, and a growing focus on accessibility and flexibility.
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What is Walt Disney World’s cancelation policy?
Plans change, but what can you do if you need to cancel your Walt Disney World visit? Officially tickets and packages at Walt Disney World Resort are nonrefundable. But, there are some options. We highlight them here.
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Disney Lakeshore Lodge construction: 5 things we saw during an exclusive tour of the site
We toured Disney Lakeshore Lodge from the water to view construction progress along Bay Lake, plus new rendering details that reveal a more refined resort design.
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(Interview) How Big Thunder Mountain Railroad adds new magic and honors its lore
Walt Disney Imagineering shared new details on the Big Thunder Mountain Railroad refurbishment, including restored classic effects, enhanced cave scenes, refreshed queue elements, and a continued focus on the attraction’s unique Walt Disney World backstory.
