Epcot will exhibit paintings by George W. Bush this June
Beginning June 9, 2024 at Epcot, guests can see artwork by President George W. Bush in an exhibit honoring veterans and military members.
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Photo tour inside Disney’s new Fort Wilderness cabins, opening July 1
Over 350 completely new cabins will open at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort this summer. Take a look inside at the furnishings and amenities.
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Dining | Disney | Hong Kong Disneyland | Marvel | Merchandise | Theme Parks
Marvel Season of Super Heroes now underway at Hong Kong Disneyland
Marvel Season of Super Heroes is underway at Hong Kong Disneyland with a drone show, new food, merchandise, and more.
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May the 4th be with you at the Academy Museum
The Force is strong with the Academy Museum for a May the 4th Celebration featuring droid meet-and-greets, movie screenings, and more.
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New Epcot documentary traces history of the park’s transformation
“Epcot Becoming: Inside the Transformation,” a new documentary about Epcot’s recent additions, will air on National Geographic.
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Pixar Fest returns to Disneyland Resort with tons to celebrate after a break since 2018
Pixar Fest has returned bigger and better than before during its second celebration throughout Disneyland Resort.
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Country Bears and Baymax headline Tokyo Disney’s summer slate
The Country Bears’ Vacation Jamboree, a Baymax cavalcade, and more will return to Tokyo Disney for a sunny and “soaked” summer celebration.
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Disney | Magic Kingdom Park | Orlando | Resorts | Theme Parks | Vacation Planning | Walt Disney World Resort
Review: Magic Kingdom fireworks cruise is pricey, but stress-free
The Magic Kingdom fireworks cruise might be expensive, but it’s also zero-hassle, and when split among a large group, it’s not a bad deal.
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Reimagined character dining experience returns to Walt Disney World Resort
A reimagined 1900 Park Fare restaurant has rejoined the list of magical character dining experiences at Walt Disney World Resort.
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‘Wreck-It Ralph’ replacing Buzz Lightyear ride at Tokyo Disneyland
An attraction based on “Wreck-It Ralph” will open in Tokyo Disneyland’s Tomorrowland, permanently replacing Buzz Lightyear’s Astro Blasters.
