SUPER-SIZED foods, magical asparagus, and burgers literally SWIMMING in cheese?
THESE are the most RIDICULOUS snacks you can find in Disneyland for 2026!
food IS a theme park
SUPER-SIZED foods, magical asparagus, and burgers literally SWIMMING in cheese?
THESE are the most RIDICULOUS snacks you can find in Disneyland for 2026!
Everyone knows Delta Airlines for their quality service, operational reliability, and comfortable seats. But our favorite thing about flying Delta is by far the free Biscoff cookies!
If you’re also a fellow Biscoff fan, then we have to break some terrible news to you. According to USA Today, Delta is changing its snack policy!
Today is a BIG day for The Walt Disney Company. That’s because the company just released its second quarter 2026 earnings report and had its first earnings call with its new CEO, Josh D’Amaro.
During the earnings call, we learned some pretty important things about how the company is doing. We learned about theme park attendance, as well as how the company’s streaming is doing, how the company is doing financially, and more. D’Amaro also shared some important details on his goals for The Walt Disney Company in 2026. So let’s take a look at them!
Disney just dropped some MAJOR news that guests planning a 2027 trip NEED to know!
The Disney Dining Plan has long been a favorite offering amongst Disney guests. In fact, many 2026 guests are taking advantage of Disney’s free dining plan offer this year! However, there are even more special offers on tap for next year!
It looks like we’re going to have to retrain ourselves, because Virtual Queue is coming back to Disney World!

Hollywood Studios
Disney’s Hollywood Studios is undergoing a lot of construction for upcoming projects. Monstropolis is progressing rapidly, and we’re getting ready for the opening of both the Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets and the Walt Disney Studios. Disney announced that Annual Passholder previews are coming for The Muppets rollercoaster, and the virtual queue is coming with it.
When it comes to dining at Disney World, you’ve got a TON of options, and that’s especially true if you’re heading into EPCOT! There are dozens of restaurants, a mix of quick service and table service, and so many of them have cuisine from all around the world.
We recently stopped by Rose & Crown in the UK Pavilion to see what was cookin’, and now we’re bringing you our FULL review. Is stopping here worth the time you could be spending riding Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure or Test Track? Let’s find out!
Nostalgia is having a major Disney fashion moment right now. Between all the retro-inspired park outfits showing up on social media and Disney adults leaning hard into throwback style, it’s clear that the classics are back in a big way.
If you’ve been looking for a way to add a little under-the-sea magic to your park look without sacrificing practicality, these Loungefly finds are exactly the kind of functional statement pieces worth checking out. We pulled together three of our favorite The Little Mermaid-inspired bags and accessories that blend those beloved ’90s Disney vibes with the kind of everyday usefulness that actually matters when you’re heading to the parks, planning a Disneybound, or just want to carry a little Disney magic with you.
WHAT is going on with the crowds in Disney’s theme parks?! Are they getting worse? Or are things slowing down, perhaps providing you with a glorious little window to visit without feeling like you’re being squished by hundreds of people around you? Well, we’ve got a bit of insight.
On May 6th, 2026, Disney released its earnings report and held its earnings call for the second quarter of fiscal year 2026 (Q2 of FY 2026). Thanks to this report, we got a peek behind the curtain when it comes to the finances at Disney. AND it gave us an interesting look at attendance trends at Disney’s theme parks.
It’s that time again, friends. Disney has dropped some huge announcements you do NOT want to miss, and we’ve got all the details right here.
On May 6th, 2026, Disney held its earnings call (and released its earnings report) for the second quarter of fiscal year 2026 (Q2 FY 26). Importantly, this is the first earnings call held under the leadership of Disney’s NEW CEO — Josh D’Amaro — since Bob Iger stepped down from his CEO position as of March 17th. While most of the quarter took place under Iger’s leadership, it’s still interesting to see D’Amaro taking over the reins. In this call, we got updates on Disney’s financial position as a whole, just how the theme parks are doing, what things are looking like financially when it comes to Disney’s movies, and MORE. So now, let’s dive into ALL the updates!
Once you’ve visited Disney World a few times (or a lot of times), you start to develop a few personal “rules.” Some are all about strategy (because rope drop is basically a must for some), some revolve around food (we’re looking at you, DOLE Whip), and others are tied to Disney’s technology, like MagicBands making park days smoother and more convenient.

MagicBand+ display in Magic Kingdom
But here’s the thing: some of the most common MagicBand “rules” might actually be doing the opposite by costing you extra money and adding unnecessary hassle. As Disney World continues to update its technology, it’s worth rethinking how we use these wearable devices. Whether you’re planning your very first trip or you’re a seasoned park pro heading back for visit number fifteen, here are three MagicBand rules that Disney experts know are meant to be broken.
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