Walt Disney World revealed major announcements about in-progress new attractions and refurbishments of classics.
We tried both new Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin-themed drinks at Magic Kingdom, and the results couldn’t have been more different. One was overwhelmingly sweet, while the other had my son asking for seconds.
Jessie’s Roundup will open in Frontierland at Magic Kingdom just in time for “Toy Story 5” with Jessie and Woody.
Bluey and Bingo are heading to Disney’s Animal Kingdom, but families hoping to visit the new experience will need a game plan first. Disney has revealed how the Bluey virtual queue will work, why the Wildlife Express Train is required, and what guests should know before opening day arrives.
Disney fans may want to slow down and explore every corner of the new The Magic of Disney Animation experience at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. During our preview walkthrough, we spotted dozens of characters hidden throughout the building, including rare deep cuts like Gurgi, Ratigan, Lambert the Sheepish Lion, and The Reluctant Dragon alongside favorites like Baymax, Elsa, Stitch, and Judy Hopps.
There are a LOT of references to Muppet*Vision 3D , the previous Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster with Aerosmith, and Muppet history in general. Wocka Wocka this way to see them all.
Disney is completely reimagining Carousel of Progress at Magic Kingdom, updating every scene of the beloved attraction with new decades, hidden Easter eggs, and an off-planet finale while keeping the Sherman Brothers song, the original family, and Walt Disney’s optimistic vision of the future at the center of the experience.
A high-concept character meet & greet that will also teach the animation process will open in late summer 2026 at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
Muppets star in a new version of Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, replacing Aerosmith. The roller coaster features popular songs covered by The Muppets. We’re sharing FAQs and other fun facts.
History is made as the ZIPAIR Orlando Tokyo flight connects two iconic Disney destinations. Guests can fly nonstop from Orlando (MCO) to Tokyo (NRT).
