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2020 has been full of surprises. One of the wildest is that a bunch of users on TikTok came together to create a musical of the 2007 animated Pixar film, “Ratatouille.” What is even wilder is that it not only went viral, but that Pixar, Disney, and Broadway even acknowledged it. If the film proved that anyone can cook, TikTok proved that anyone can write a Broadway-worthy play.
“Festival of the Lion King,” a beloved fan-favorite show, did not re-open when Disney’s Animal Kingdom did back in July. The building was presumed to have been in a state of limbo, waiting for the show to begin again. Instead, it appears that the show building has been emptied to be temporarily used as a ride queue for Avatar Flight of Passage.
Universal Orlando Resort has shared a glimpse at the epic new species of roller coaster coming to Universal’s Islands of Adventure in 2021, Jurassic World VelociCoaster.
Walt Disney World is testing out a new way to make the Disney experience even more contactless and streamlined for our current times with a new Merchandise Mobile Checkout option.
Walt Disney World Golf has launched a new, exclusive line of golf clothing and accessories in both of its pro shops, just in time for the holiday season.
To celebrate 40 years of Disney and Make-A-Wish working together, Disney has revealed the latest collection of Disney Parks Wishables, with 100% of the sales going to Make-A-Wish.
D23: The Official Disney Fan Club has announced that, starting Jan. 1, 2021, a new Gold Membership plan will be launched to replace the current Gold Family option.
Join hosts Brittani and Seth as they bring you news and discussion about all things theme parks, as well as their thoughts on the latest movies, television, and video games on The Attractions Podcast.
Disney has announced that Hong Kong Disneyland will experience yet another temporary closure starting Dec. 2, 2020 due to COVID-19.
If you’re anything like me, you’re missing Disney nighttime spectaculars a lot, especially the fireworks. It really is the perfect end to a Disney day that many of us often took for granted. As Walt liked to call it, it’s the “kiss goodnight.”
