Walt Disney World
Disney Honors Summer With An All-Nighter
Mickey Mouse and the rest of the Disney gang may soon need an extra strong cup of coffee—and so may park goers.
Seaworld Goes Public On NY Stock Exchange
Seaworld Entertainment, Inc. is used to having big splashes made at its park on a daily basis. But the company made a huge splash Friday when it made a splash during its first day of trading on the New York Stock Exchange.
Disney Magic Spreads With Electronic MagicBand Bracelet
For more than a decade, Disney visitors have been able to skip long lines at popular attractions by getting a FastPass, a paper ticket printed with a time the guests can return and ride with minimal wait. But all that is about to change.
Disney Celebrates “Year Of The Ear”
It’s the “Year of the Ear” at Disney Parks. Both the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando and Disneyland Resort in California have started selling new, limited-edition Disney couture ear hats.
Disney Announces Weekly Park Surprises For 2013
The happiest place on Earth is about get even happier with the addition of new features at Disney theme parks which rely heavily on social media.
Magic Kingdom No Longer “Dry”, Ready To Serve Beer & Wine
In its 41-year history, Disney World’s Magic Kingdom has never served alcohol, until now.
Disney Ticket Prices On The Rise
Get ready to pay a little more for that Disney magic.
Disney Enforces FASTPASS; Riders Get Ahead
There is a magical pass in Walt Disney World that cuts attraction wait times in half and allows riders to experience the thrill of Disney sooner.
Disney Pulls EPCOT Exhibit Over Insensitivity Claims
Kids dream of going to Walt Disney World to experience fairy tales, princesses and super heroes. They love the rides, the shows and meeting their favorite characters. One interactive exhibit at EPCOT, however, has been temporarily closed after critics claimed it used stereotypes to portray obese people.
Grapefruit League Ready For Action
Major league baseball teams started coming to Florida for spring training almost a century ago, traveling by rail from the often still-frozen North to get in shape and play some exhibition games in the sun.






