AUTHOR: Chloé Ferreira
Gone, But Not Forgotten: EPCOT Attraction Audio
If you’re here, you’re probably a Disney parks enthusiast. One who would enjoy listening to background music and attraction audio on their downtime. It’s one of the easiest ways to bring the magic of one of our favorite places to our home — or workplace! The curated music which plays throughout the lands and attractions … Gone, But Not Forgotten: EPCOT Attraction Audio
Disney Visa Perks Portal Now in My Disney Experience App
Disney Visa Cardholders now have a much easier way to keep track of their Walt Disney World perks, thanks to a newly-launched Disney Visa portal inside the My Disney Experience app. Instead of hunting through webpages or fine print, eligible discounts and experiences are now gathered in one dedicated spot. To access the portal, your Disney … Disney Visa Perks Portal Now in My Disney Experience App
Finding the Sherman Brothers at Walt Disney World
Even if you don’t recognize the Sherman Brothers by name, you absolutely know their work. Robert and Richard Sherman shaped the sound of Disney for decades, writing music that spans films, television, and theme park attractions. Their songs are so woven into the Disney experience that it is nearly impossible to visit Walt Disney World … Finding the Sherman Brothers at Walt Disney World
New Year’s Eve at EPCOT: What You Need to Know
I’ve spent years visiting EPCOT on New Year’s Eve, and it’s my favorite place to be at Walt Disney World for the occasion. Here are some tips on how to best enjoy ringing in the new year from the one and only Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow. New Year’s Eve at EPCOT Tips Excluding the … New Year’s Eve at EPCOT: What You Need to Know
Weird & Wacky Photos From Disney Parks’ Past: Holiday Edition
The holidays have a way of bringing out Disney’s most unexpected ideas, and I’ve compiled another strange photo batch that’s almost as fun as opening your Christmas Day presents. From an oversized Kermit the Frog sitting atop Hollywood buildings to water towers dressed up for the season, these moments sit at the intersection of festive … Weird & Wacky Photos From Disney Parks’ Past: Holiday Edition
What Disney World Rides are CLOSED in January 2026?
Walt Disney World is easing out of the holiday season, but the parks are still carrying a little seasonal sparkle into January, with some holiday décor and treats lingering. As the crowds thin and the calendar flips, January is a common time for planned refurbishments, with several attractions taking short breaks for maintenance after the … What Disney World Rides are CLOSED in January 2026?
Limited-Time New Years Bites at Walt Disney World
Ring out the year at Walt Disney World and you’ll quickly notice that New Year’s Eve isn’t just about fireworks and countdowns, it’s also an excellent time to snack your way around the resort. For a limited window each year, Disney rolls out specialty bites and drinks designed specifically for the occasion, many of which … Limited-Time New Years Bites at Walt Disney World
The History of Country Bear Jamboree: From Mineral King to Magic Kingdom
Long before a chorus of audio-animatronic bears took over Frontierland, the roots of Country Bear Jamboree were planted high in California’s Sierra Nevada mountains. In the early 1960s, Walt Disney had his sights set on an ambitious project outside the theme parks: Mineral King, a proposed year-round ski resort near Sequoia National Park. The plan included hotels, gondolas, … The History of Country Bear Jamboree: From Mineral King to Magic Kingdom
Which Disney World Park Does Christmas Best in 2025?
Christmastime at Walt Disney World is when the parks really flex their personality. Garland goes up, background music gets a seasonal remix, and suddenly each park feels like it’s competing for the title of “most festive.” That said, not all four parks show up equally once the ornaments come out. Some go all in. Others… … Which Disney World Park Does Christmas Best in 2025?
Disney Doesn’t Care About Figment, Only Your Money
Figment has quietly become one of the most recognizable characters at EPCOT, even for guests who may not know his full backstory. He appears on festival signage and souvenirs, park-exclusive collectibles, as well as a character meet and greet. For an original character who debuted more than four decades ago, that kind of staying power … Disney Doesn’t Care About Figment, Only Your Money
