Walt Disney World is under a massive amount of construction with the future bringing new hotels, lands, attractions, and transportation. These photos by Don Gworek, @bioreconstruct on Twitter, show in park and from the air progress on these projects.
Starting mid-september, guests at Disney’s Hollywood Studios can view models of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge and Toy Story Land in a renamed and remodeled One Man’s Dream.
Starting tomorrow, guests will once again be able to take a ride on the Disneyland Railroad as the Rivers of America reopen on July 29, following over 18 months of construction to prepare for the upcoming Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge area.
We’re still a year away from the opening of the new Toy Story Land at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, but you can now see the completed Slinky Dog coaster track thanks to new aerial photos of the Walt Disney World project.
Disney’s longest-running and beloved nighttime spectacular, “Fantasmic!,” has returned to the Rivers of America in Disneyland Park with enhanced effects, state-of-the-art projections, and new storytelling elements.
This year’s Walt Disney Parks & Resorts Panel at D23 Expo 2017 was packed full of exciting announcements and upcoming additions to the Disney Parks over the next five years.
This holiday season, Disney+ will invite Lego and Star Wars fans to come together and celebrate the galaxy’s most cheerful holiday, Life Day, with “The Lego Star Wars Holiday Special.”
On July 2, Marvel Entertainment announced that fans of three iconic sci-fi horror franchises — “Alien,” “Predator,” and “Alien vs. Predator” — can expect to see all-new stories in 2021.
In just over a month, Marvel Day at Sea will return to the Disney Magic, where guests can channel their inner Super Hero.
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