Disney makes it easy to get around property without a car, but there are so many options it can quickly get confusing. Here’s a rundown of all the transportation options in Walt Disney World with some tips to help you find the best one for your needs. 1. Monorail Monorail The monorail at Walt Disney…
Four theme park experts weigh in with their thoughts on how Universal’s Diagon Alley will impact the industry.
Four theme park experts weigh in with their thoughts on how Universal’s Diagon Alley will impact the industry.
Walt Disney’s dream of creating an experimental city at his Florida resort didn’t come to pass. But many of his grand ideas were incorporated into Walt Disney World after his death.
Missing Disneyland or Walt Disney World? Can’t wait to visit again? Why not bring some of the magic home with you?
Cedar Point has developed number of interesting secrets over its long history, as well as several scary incidents the park’s PR team probably doesn’t want you to know about. With the addition of the new GateKeeperride at the park’s front entrance in 2013, Cedar Point now boasts 16 different roller coasters, truly living up to…
This is the weekly news, rumors and refurbishments update for Walt Disney World for the week of May 18, 2014. Here are the three biggest updates from around the resort for the past seven days… 1. Guests ride the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train for the first time On Wednesday May 21, 2014 a miracle occurred…
Walt Disney World’s monorail system is the backbone of the resort’s tranport network – but it was very, very difficult to build. It’s no secret that Walt Disney was a big fan of monorail systems. When the first major expansion of Disneyland was completed in 1959, it included the Disneyland Monorail – the first daily…
Though geared toward children, many theme park areas look startlingly different from a child’s perspective. Theme parks are filled with exciting sights to take in, but it’s easy to forget that the smallest guests have a different vantage point from adults. These pictures offer some striking examples of how theme parks can look drastically different…
Is Disney creating enough original stories and characters to sustain its theme parks?
