France has implemented a new nationwide lockdown. Here's how the safety measure could affect Disneyland Paris!
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Dave Bossert's latest work, "3D Disneyland: Like You’ve Never Seen It Before" [published by The Old Mill Press], is scheduled to be released in November.
“I regularly tell people that if you'd have asked me 10 or 15 years ago that I'd be writing books, I would have laughed,” Bossert said during a recent interview. “And here I am with the '3D Disneyland' book. I think it’s my seventh book.”
With lower crowds and limited capacities, both Disney World and Universal Orlando have seen significantly lower wait times for rides. But how do they compare to one another? Do you wait less at Disney World or Universal? Which park has the lowest crowds? Watch to find out!
Recently, Florida moved into Phase 3 of its reopening plan. How will Disney World respond to this change? Read what Disney officials had to say about it.
Next week, I will be traveling to Orlando and taking Magical Express to my Walt Disney World resort. Arriving in the early evening. In past years, I might have gone out to one of the parks for a fireworks show and a late meal. This year, all the parks will be closed by the time … Continue reading "My Walt Disney World Trip in September, 2020"
Universal Orlando has announced that it will be switching to date-based pricing for tickets starting tomorrow!
Disney World is THE theme park destination, so why would you go to Universal instead of Magic Kingdom? We've got 5 good reasons coming up!
Keep cool in the Parks of Walt Disney World with these tried-and-true tips!
Planning on heading to Disney World this weekend? If you are using the parking lots, be prepared to have NO trams when you arrive.
Ford’s Magic Skyway at the 1964-1965 N.Y. World’s Fair Was a Breakthrough Achievement for Disney
Posted onThe Ford Motor Company’s Magic Skyway attraction was among the five most-attended shows at the 1964-1965 New York World’s Fair. The attraction was conceived and created by some of the most talented people working for WED Enterprises, the forerunner of Walt Disney Imagineering.
It combined a compelling story – a motor tour through the story of man, from primeval times to a glimpse into what the future might hold – with a new ride system which allowed nearly 2,000 guests to enjoy the experience every hour. It also was among the first attractions to feature game-changing Audio-Animatronics technology.
