LEGO has announced a new 3,899-piece Disney Main Street USA set designed to celebrate the 70th anniversary of this iconic location at Disneyland. The detailed model recreates several recognizable buildings including the Fire Station, Disneyland Emporium, Crystal Arcade and Jewelery Shop. It includes fifteen minifigures featuring Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, characters from Cinderella and The […]
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After six years of requiring guests to use a browser window for park reservations, Walt Disney World has finally integrated the process directly into the My Disney Experience app. This update, effective May 19, 2026, allows Annual Passholders and certain ticket holders to book passes without being redirected to a web page. However, most general […]
A recent ten-day voyage aboard the new Disney Adventure cruise ship provided numerous memorable experiences for passengers. The San Fransokyo neighborhood stands out as the most impressive area, featuring interactive games and immersive details that make guests feel they are not on a traditional vessel. While Town Square serves as an interior atrium space with […]
Disneyland Resort is implementing significant changes starting June 9th, allowing guests with park-hopper tickets to visit both parks at any time without the previous 11am restriction. The resort continues expanding its Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge area with a new nighttime projection show featuring Grogu and merchandise including droid buckets and themed drinkware. Several new food […]
Disneyland security officers are on the brink of a historic strike after rejecting a new contract proposal in a vote that was technically approved due to low turnout. Despite over half of the 1,600 union members voting against the deal, less than 50% participated, allowing the executive board to ratify it under international union bylaws. […]