Amazon’s big Spring Break Sale is underway!
Here are some of the best deals we’ve found that could be the perfect addition to your Disney vacay.
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Amazon’s big Spring Break Sale is underway!
Here are some of the best deals we’ve found that could be the perfect addition to your Disney vacay.
It’s no secret that MagicBands have become an integral part of Disney World vacations over the last decade+. They can serve as room keys, payment methods, entry tickets, be used to check-in for Lightning Lanes, connect with Photopass, and react to select Disney theme park attractions with “lighting effects and gesture recognition”, and they’re available in a slew of cool designs!
However, before you pick out your next MagicBand, there are some rules you need to be aware of!
Here at Disney Food Blog, Disney World is our job. Which means we basically live there!
Here are some of our favorite Disney World essentials that make park days 10x easier. And the best part? They’re up to 40% off, with some of our favorites less than $10! We have a park essential for every budget.
Spring is such a great time to visit Disney World. You get to see all the flowers in bloom and the beautiful topiaries (and eat all the food) at the EPCOT Flower & Garden Festival. Special Easter displays are available to see at Disney World hotels, and spring snacks are available almost everywhere.
However, one of our favorite parts of spring in Disney World is a meet and greet with two VERY rare characters. They’re so rare that you only get to see them for a limited time each year. We’re happy to confirm that Mr. and Mrs. Easter Bunny are now meeting with guests in Magic Kingdom.
On March 18th, The Walt Disney Company welcomed a new CEO, Josh D’Amaro, who previously served as the company’s Chairman of Disney Experiences.
Previous CEO Bob Iger stepped down and handed over the reins of the company to D’Amaro, with confidence that the latter would do a good job of leading Disney into the future. Since then, though, Disney has seen its share of wild moments, all thing the new CEO has already had to navigate during his short time in office. Let’s talk about some of those wild moments.
While we often talk about how much is going on in Disney World, that’s not to say that there aren’t tons of changes and construction going on over at Disneyland Resort as well!
Downtown Disney is getting multiple new spots, Disney is currently working on the Avengers Campus expansion and Avatar Land coming to Disney California Adventure, but there are also some changes coming sooner than those large new additions. Starting on April 29th, just one month away, one of Disneyland Park’s most popular lands will be changing MAJORLY!
We’ve got fantastic news for all the Bluey fans out there! It’s already been an exciting few weeks with the beginning of the new Bluey experience in Disneyland Park, and knowing we’re just a few months away from the new attraction opening in Disney World’s Animal Kingdom.
If you’re looking forward to these new offerings and want to bring some of the Bluey fun home with you, there’s a sale happening online right now that you CANNOT miss — some of them are almost 50% off!
There are a lot of changes happening at Disney World in 2026, and that is affecting even the most popular restaurants.

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Between newly reopened restaurants, refreshed menus, and guests being picky about where their dining budget is going to go, we’re seeing even longtime favorites face some competition. That doesn’t mean these restaurants have lost their magic, but it does mean Disney fans are branching out, discovering alternatives that feel newer, more affordable, or just plain more exciting. Here are five popular Disney World restaurants that fans aren’t booking quite as quickly this year, and what’s catching their attention instead.
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Every Disney fan is marking down April 2nd on their calendars. But why?
April 2nd is the day that tickets to D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event go on sale!
Refurbishments are a fact of life in Walt Disney World. Rides, shows, and attractions are often closed for refreshes, repairs, and technological upgrades, some for longer times than others. In fact, it’s rare to have a day when EVERY attraction at the resort is operational. That’s even true in the busy summer season.
The summer of 2026 will not only see a slew of construction across Walt Disney World’s theme parks, but there will be some smaller-scale closures that guests making a trip from June through August should be aware of.
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