New Tiana’s Bayou Adventure story details revealed
Disney has revealed new details about the Tiana’s Bayou Adventure story coming to Disneyland and Walt Disney World in 2024.
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First reactions and ride POV from cast member previews of Tron Lightcycle / Run
Walt Disney World cast members entered the grid for previews of Tron Lightcycle / Run and took to social media to share their thoughts.
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Is Universal trying to take young guests from Disney? – DePaoli on DeParks
Is Disney letting the grip of younger guests slip away, and is Universal more than happy to welcome those younger fans?
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Disney Springs restaurants ‘Celebrate Soulfully’ in February
Both domestic Disney theme park resorts are celebrating soulfully for February. Several Disney Springs restaurants joined in this celebration.
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Confirmed: Clarice Chipmunk coming to Disney’s Hollywood Studios
Confirmed by Walt Disney World, Clarice Chipmunk will soon join Chip & Dale at Disney’s Hollywood Studios for a limited-time engagement.
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Gideon’s Bakehouse brings back Eternal Flame for February
Gideon’s Bakehouse Eternal Flame cookies and Eternal Flame cake are back for the limited-time February menu.
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More characters return to Disney’s Hollywood Studios
Powerline Max, Goofy, Mr. Incredible, Mrs. Incredible, Frozone and Edna Mode can now all be seen at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
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Powerline Max surprises guests at Disney’s Hollywood Studios
Goofy and his son Max have been seen waving hello to guests on the balcony above the Hollywood Tower of Terror gift shop since the pandemic, but in a surprise move today, guests are now meeting Max in his Powerline outfit from Disney’s 1995 “A Goofy Movie” at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
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Walt Disney World ‘Mickey & Friends’ McDonald’s Happy Meal Toys have arrived
McDonald’s is celebrating “Mickey & Friends” and the Walt Disney World Resort with new Happy Meal toys, games, and activity posters.
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Discarded glass gets a new life at Fort Wilderness
Walt Disney World, the resort is turning discarded glass into useful sand and gravel through a glass recycling project at Fort Wilderness.
