The Coronavirus Poll – Don’t Miss Your Theme Park Fix! March 19, 2020 Part 1
This is the start of Theme Park Tourist’s fight back against the Coronavirus.
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Construction Halted on Almost All Walt Disney World Projects, Lengthy Delays Likely
Construction has officially stopped on all major Walt Disney World projects, which means delays and potentially cancellations are likely being discussed right now…
One Orlando Theme Park Has ZERO Rides Left From Its Opening Day… Here’s Each Park’s “Living Legend” Count
Here at Theme Park Tourist, we’re always looking to see our favorite theme parks in new ways. That’s why we reported (and continuously update) a number of sometimes-surprising features that just may have you seeing Disney and Universal parks differently…
Is Disneyland Planning a Mid-April Reopening?
A new discount on the official Disneyland website seems to indicate Disney is targeting a mid-April reopening, but we’re not so sure…
Walt Disney World Could be a LOT Different When it Reopens
When Walt Disney World reopens, it could have scaled back attractions, social distancing measures in place, and more.
Future in Doubt for Several Disney Springs Locations Post-Closure
When Disney Springs reopens, it could be minus several third-party locations…
4 Epcot Entertainment Acts Will Not be Returning After Walt Disney World Reopens
Several performers have been let go from Walt Disney World in the wake of the COVID-19 closings…
Cooped Up at Home? Join Us in Dreaming of These 10 Mouth-Watering Theme Park Meals We’re Missing Already!
in the first week of COVID-19 related closures for the world’s major theme parks, we’re suddenly longing to not just step into our favorite stories and worlds, but to dine in those decadent, immersive, delicious, world-building restaurants they contain…
Walt Disney World Sets Closing Date for Disney Springs and Resort Hotels
Disney Springs and Disney hotels will be closing this week
5 Simple Spots Where Disney Could Expand Its Orlando Parks
Walt Disney World is expanded all the time, and when the time comes for new rides, shows, and lands, Disney usually follows a master plan that readies certain areas for new construction months and years ahead of time. Sometimes, we can divine what these areas might be from satellite imagery or simple logic.