Category: Travel

In the last decade-plus, we have stayed at over 65 hotels near Disneyland and Disney California. First as tourists on trips, then as SoCal locals wanting to field test accommodations, then childeless millennial tourists again,

The relaunch of Disability Access Service at Walt Disney World started rolling out last week, bringing with it a more stringent process to qualify for DAS. As a result, there have been widespread reports of

Disney Legend Richard M. Sherman passed away on May 25, 2024 due to age-related illness. He was 95 years old. One of the most prolific composer-lyricists in history and a key member of Walt Disney’s

One year ago this week, Walt Disney World made the surprise announcement that it would be permanently closing Galactic Starcruiser, its "Star Wars hotel." This came amidst struggles filling 'voyages' despite discounting, but was nevertheless

During the next decade, Walt Disney World is going to reimagine rides in Animal Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, and Magic Kingdom. Probably several that are overdue for replacement as well as opening day originals in need

Beginning with founders Roy O. and Walt Disney, and their service to the country during the First World War, the Walt Disney Company has long honored and appreciated U.S. military service. Throughout its 100-year history,

“When will Disney start selling tickets for the 2024 Oogie Boogie Bash?” is a common reader question right now, especially after Disneyland announced dates for the Halloween party. We’ll try to answer based on what

Disney is working on a film featuring the Club 33, the exclusive and historic membership restaurant at Disneyland where Walt Disney intended to host VIPs and corporate sponsors, which has since expanded to Tokyo and

Tiana’s Bayou Adventure is the reimagined ride replacing Splash Mountain in Frontierland. Walt Disney World has already announced that the new attraction will use a virtual queue during its initial opening days and will offer

During a recent interview, Disney CEO Bob Iger said the "turbocharged" $60 billion investment into Parks & Resorts will be almost entirely existing intellectual property. This post shares what he had to say plus what