AUTHOR: Charles Boda



VR That Responds to Your Biology in New Disney Patent

A patent application has been published today by Walt Disney Enterprises, Inc. for technology that could very well find its way into future parks and entertainment experiences: In an effort to make virtual reality more appealing, the company is working to develop VR experiences that can monitor your biological responses and alter content based on VR That Responds to Your Biology in New Disney Patent





New Character Posters for ‘The Nutcracker and the Four Realms’ Released

Walt Disney Studios is trying to build anticipation for the November 2nd release of their holiday newcomer The Nutcracker and the Four Realms, and to keep potential viewers fixated on the film’s fairy tale story and unique visual style they have released a full ennead (that’s nine total) of character-focused posters. The film — inspired by the New Character Posters for ‘The Nutcracker and the Four Realms’ Released









Hourglass Lake to Add Emergency Dock for Disney Skyliner

The introduction of a new gondola system that will transport guests through the air may have some theme park enthusiasts and potential vacationers wondering what will happen if an emergency occurs while their vehicle is suspended above water. A new permit filed today requests approval for the construction of a new dock at Hourglass Lake Hourglass Lake to Add Emergency Dock for Disney Skyliner





Cast Member Unions Approve Walt Disney World Minimum Wage Increases

A story that has taken over a year to tell may have finally gotten a happy ending, judging by the overwhelming number of “yes” votes a new wage contract from the Walt Disney World Resort received yesterday. A new agreement that would see cast member minimum hourly wages increased to $15 has earned near-unanimous approval Cast Member Unions Approve Walt Disney World Minimum Wage Increases





Additional Theming May Be Added to a Hollywood Studios Attraction Soon

A permit filed today could imply that additional theming is in store for an attraction adjacent to Stage Lane in Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Although there are a few possibilities, based on the address of the project and contractor involved, it currently appears that an attraction in Toy Story Land might already be adding onto its ride and Additional Theming May Be Added to a Hollywood Studios Attraction Soon





Reedy Creek Files Permit for Orange County Sheriff’s Office in Disney Springs

The Orange County Comptroller’s Office has posted a notice of commencement today filed by the Reedy Creek Improvement District for work to take place on an Orange County Sheriff’s Office in the Disney Springs area. Reedy Creek, the governing body that encompasses the Walt Disney World Resort, filed a permit related to “Interior Buildout of Orange Reedy Creek Files Permit for Orange County Sheriff’s Office in Disney Springs





Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue Will Not Be Closing

On August 29th, we at The DIS published an article speculating on the possible closure of the long-running show at the Walt Disney World Resort’s Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground, the Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue. Disney has informed us that Hoop-Dee-Doo performances will continue to run, and there are no plans for cancellation. Our speculation was based on Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue Will Not Be Closing





Why Your Friends Hate Disney

Let me make one thing clear: Your friends aren’t wrong to hate Disney. Think of the world’s worst music; a style or genre of poorly assembled noise that you see absolutely no value in. Not for any political or cultural reason, not because the lyrics are offensive or demeaning to a group of people — music Why Your Friends Hate Disney