Yet another major construction project is about to begin at one of Disney World’s most popular hotels.
Beginning on August 10th, the Convention Center at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort will begin a planned refurbishment.
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Yet another major construction project is about to begin at one of Disney World’s most popular hotels.
Beginning on August 10th, the Convention Center at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort will begin a planned refurbishment.
Believe it or not, the start of spooky season is upon us with the August 7th kickoff of the 2026 edition of Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party!
As always, the annual event brings decorations, character costumes, souvenirs, and NEW menu items to several Magic Kingdom eateries, with a whopping 19 locations this year! Some of these items we’ve seen before, while others are new additions. Some are only available during the party, while others can also be found during the park’s regular operating hours. Let’s get into what you can find!
Disney World’s After Hours Events are separately ticketed events that allow guests to enjoy beloved attractions with lower wait times for an extra three hours after the park closes to the public, with some complimentary snacks and drinks included. Plus, guests can enter the park at 7 PM, giving them a few extra hours in the park before the event even begins!
If that all sounds like your ideal day at a Disney park in 2026, you’ll need to act FAST, as dates for the year are running out!
Anyone who’s visited Walt Disney World with a toddler knows it’s a magical experience that creates lifelong memories for adults and, on some level, the kids alike. However, they also know everything from walking in the heat to waiting in a ride’s queue to sitting down for a meal can be a tantrum waiting to happen.
However, parents and guardians planning a trip don’t need to fret too much, as they can head over to Amazon right now to grab some essentials to survive a trip to Disney World with a toddler!
A new perk just debuted at Disney World’s BoardWalk Inn…
…but NOT every guest is eligible to take advantage of it! While anyone can stroll along the water, grab a scoop of ice cream, or invest in a $22 slice of cake, a special character meet-and-greet has returned that’s only for Disney Vacation Club members. Here are all the details!
Over the years, Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party has become one of Walt Disney World’s most beloved traditions. The event’s offerings of candy, treats, Halloween-themed characters, special entertainment, decorations, and the rare ability for an adult to wear a costume in the Magic Kingdom have become annual favorites of many guests, and you can bet those guests are already planning their next party.
Part of that planning? Choosing the right Disney World Hotel to stay at on their Not-So-Scary night!
Change has been a constant at Walt Disney World since the very beginning, as rides, lands, and entire parks have transformed over the resort’s 50+ years of history. That extends to the current day as massive projects dot the landscape, from the transformation of the Carousel of Progress to the additions of Piston Peak, Villains Land, Monstropolis, Tropical Americas, and more. However, not every change involves transforming a classic attraction or creating a new mega-land. Some are much smaller.
Case in point, on our most recent visit to EPCOT, we noticed some minor changes around the World Showcase. Not major, world-changing events, but small elements that, while maybe not immediately noticeable, do change the flavor of their respective pavilions.
September will see the end of summer and the official start of fall at the Magic Kingdom, leading to some big changes to Disney World’s first theme park.
One seasonal event comes to an end while another is officially in full swing — both of which affect Magic Kingdom’s offerings and operating hours.
A theme park-industry-changing Busch Gardens ride is closing FOREVER.
Kumba, the 33-year-old roller coaster at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, is set for its last day of operations on August 2nd. However, the park has confirmed that a sequel is coming!
Every week, we report the average Disney World wait times in every park so that you can be prepared for your next trip to Orlando!
Disney World wait times have a reputation for being, well, unpredictable, and that’s especially true during the summer season.
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