Disney's trackless vehicles are guided by computers, which allow these next-gen attractions to be kept very much under control even as they often appear to riders to be something akin to berserk billiard balls.
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If Disney knows how to do one thing (they know how to do a lot of things, but work with us), it's parades. You guys voted on what you think the best Disney World extravaganza was; time to see what floats and what doesn't!
Epcot was in the midst of a massive and long-overdue overhaul earlier this year when the Covid-19 pandemic hit. If nothing else, the delay in the opening of attractions such as Ratatouille and Guardians of the Galaxy and the overall upgrade of the park has afforded us the opportunity to pause and take a look back … to some of the attractions that were on the drawing board, but never made it to the park.
Even though the Walt Disney Company is based in California, New York and Disney have had a long association, one which continues to this day. One could go as far as to say that New York City is the Walt Disney Company’s second home.
The story behind Disney's Fantasmic, and how the show has evolved over the last two-plus decades.
Discover the fun-filled zaniness of the long-lost Adventurers Club, and how it continues to influence Disney parks and the hearts of fans around the world.
To Stay Afloat Financially in the 1950s, Disneyland Closed on Select Days During the Slow Season
Posted onIt may be hard to fathom, given the staggering attendance figures we saw at the Anaheim, Calif., resort before the pandemic wreaked havoc, but closures at Disneyland were fairly common during its first few years of operation.
During my nearly four decades of writing about Disney, I’ve had the honor and privilege of meeting some wonderful people … all of whom proudly wore Disney cast member nametags. Many of those interesting folks are profiled in the new book "The Beat Goes On."
Disney's Hollywood Studios has had some shows dedicated to some crazy properties. Here are four that Disney probably wants you to forget.
Imagine that. I’m a YouTube sensation. When nearly eight million viewers watch something with your image on it, that makes you an Internet star, right?
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