In the over-20 years since its debut, Fantasmic has gone from a new sensation to an essential Disney experience. To give you a sense of how long it’s been in our lives, Fantasmic debuted at Disneyland closer to the opening of Walt Disney World than to today. Yet, in all that time, the show still manages to inspire awe in anyone who sees it and to feel as original and breathtaking as it did all that time ago.
If you love to know the “how’s” and “why’s” behind Disney attractions, keep reading for an inside look at some of the special effects on the Haunted Mansion.
Walt Disney World’s theme parks will be closed today for the first time in over a decade, as Central Florida braces itself for the impact of Hurricane Matthew.
Though not every day will include a room like these, the ones that do tend to stick with you for awhile. At least things are sure to stay interesting when your job gives you a peek into how guests really live behind those hotel doors.
One of the hidden gems of Walt Disney World
Joining the Disney Vacation Club is a bold decision.
Roughly 15 years after its debut in California, and about 10 following its Orlando opening, Disney reimagined the “Soarin’ over California” film into a new, grander package: Soarin’ around the World. Yet, in doing so, Disney seems to have lost some of the magic that made the original Soarin’ such a beloved attraction.
Ever felt rushed in a theme park queue?
DISASTER FILES: Disaster Transport: When you think of Cedar Point, you probably think of the “Roller Coaster Capital of the World,” with stunning, record-breaking thrill rides. But even the king can make a mistake. Enter Disaster Transport, a vaguely-70s space adventure from the 1990s (you read that right) based on Disney’s Space Mountain. The full story? Read on…
Here are five of the seminal moments in the development of Disney themed rooms.
