Tag: walt disney
Disney Reveals NEW Sneak Peek of Carousel of Progress Changes
Posted onDisney just revealed the poster for the new Carousel of Progress coming in 2027!
CLOSING DATE Announced for Carousel of Progress in Disney World
Posted onCarousel of Progress sets a closing date in Magic Kingdom...and it's sooner than you think.
Hallmark Christmas Movie Set In Walt Disney World Brings The Two Companies Full-Circle
Posted onFor decades, Walt Disney World has elevated the Christmas season into the most wonderful time of the year. Similarly, Christmas movies produced for the Hallmark Channel have taken the holidays to new levels of cheer. But what about a Hallmark Christmas movie set in Walt Disney World? My only thought is: What took so long?
QUIZ: If You Can Answer These 10 Disney Trivia Questions, You’re Basically Walt Disney’s Ghost
Posted onThink you know Walt Disney? Not like this, you do not. These questions are the deep cuts, the trivia only the most dedicated Disney Adults (or Walt himself, honestly) would ever get right. Let’s see if you are secretly haunting Main Street, U.S.A.
QUIZ: Only True Disney Adults Can Pass This Quiz All About Walt Disney (And We Would Bet You Won’t 100%!)
Posted onYou may know every lyric to “A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes,” but do you really know the man who started it all? From secret trains to little-known awards, these questions will test just how deep your Disney knowledge really goes. Let’s see if you’re truly a Disney Adult or just someone who owns a pair of Minnie ears.
Bob Iger Is Sharing Reflections On His Time At The Walt Disney Company Ahead Of 2026 Exit
Posted onDisney's head honcho is going to be sharing some exciting insight soon!
Walt Disney Had An Exit Strategy For The 1964-1965 New York World’s Fair
Posted onOnce the 1964-1965 New York World's Fair ceased operating, it didn’t take very long before the demolition of dozens of pavilions began, which was a shame, considering many of the structures were designed and built by some of the world's most prominent architectural firms. Pavilion sponsors were given a mere 90 days to tear down their exhibits. Things were decidedly different when it came to the four exhibits presented by the Walt Disney Company. It seems Walt Disney had an exit strategy … and a plan.
What Was Black Sunday at Disneyland, and Why Is It So Infamous?
Posted onDisneyland's opening day in 1955 was disastrous, and the problems it faced nearly destroyed the park altogether.


