The Walt Disney Company and ABC have filed a lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission to halt an unusually early review of broadcast licenses for eight Disney-owned television stations. Disney contends that the FCC’s accelerated timeline violates First Amendment rights and constitutes retaliation over programming decisions made during the Trump administration. The company argues that […]
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Universal Orlando Resort is bringing back the Dark Arts experience to its Harry Potter attractions this fall. The Wizarding World of Harry Potter will feature Death Eaters in Diagon Alley and a nighttime show at Hogwarts Castle from September 5 through November 1. This return coincides with Universal celebrating the 25th anniversary of the first […]
Walt Disney World parks saw remarkably low crowd levels this week, marking a significant shift from the previous week which was the most crowded of the summer. Not a single day at any resort exceeded a crowd level rating of 2, with Magic Kingdom even reaching level 1 on some party days. Headline attractions across […]
The 2026 EPCOT International Food and Wine Festival features expanded offerings compared to the previous year. There are now 38 unique food locations instead of 34, including a brand new booth called The Wedge. However, six of these locations will open late in September or early October, meaning opening day will have fewer options than […]
EPCOT has introduced a new species of fish to its 5.7 meter aquarium at The Living Seas Pavilion, marking the first time this particular fish has been housed there. The Napoleon Wrasse, also known as a Humphead Wrasse due to distinctive humps on adult foreheads, is indigenous to the Indo-Pacific region and can grow up […]