Author Archives: Spencer Wright

Spencer Wright is passionate about Walt Disney World, Disney Film, History, and Old Hollywood. Spencer has a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work and a Master’s Degree in Business Administration. He works in Center City Philadelphia and lives in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. He looks forward to writing articles for The Dis Unplugged; focusing on attractions and characters which are often underappreciated, and the people who have helped create the World of Disney.

Hanging Back After Closing is a Great Way to Enjoy the Parks

January 15, 2020

Visiting Walt Disney World or Disneyland is an experience like no other. From the nostalgia of Peter Pan’s Flight, to the thrills of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, there are dozens of […]

How to Get a Full Day Out of Disney’s Animal Kingdom

October 8, 2019

Disney’s Animal Kingdom is an absolute wonder that immerses guests in the lands of Asia, Africa, and much more. Located in Walt Disney World, it is relatively young, opening in 1998. Other areas […]

A Review of Magic Kingdom’s Cheshire Café

September 24, 2019

*DIS Contributors review meals, resort stays, and entertainment that they have paid for during their own vacations. They only utilize discounts and offers if they are available to the general […]

Where is the Disney Parks ‘Tipping Point’?

July 31, 2019

Walt Disney World and Disneyland California are arguably some of the most beloved places in the United States. They have provided joy to families of all forms for several generations. […]

5 Subtle Ways to Enjoy the Magic of Disney Parks at Home

June 28, 2019

The Merchandising Department of the World of Disney does not disappoint in providing a wonderful array of food, ornaments, apparel and accessories, and much more. From Dooney & Bourke purses to […]

Disney’s Fascination with Tinker Bell

June 24, 2019

Is there anything more ‘Disney’ than Pixie Dust? A sprinkle of this mysterious powder is enough to bring magic and wonder to any situation. Tinker Bell, the provider of Pixie Dust, […]

What the Ducks of Walt Disney World Can Teach Us About Guest Behavior

May 2, 2019

Guest behavior is a topic which often causes lively conversation. We all love to air grievances about those who use flash photography on attractions such as Pirates of the Caribbean, or who […]

Review – Marvel: Universe of Super Heroes

April 17, 2019

DIS Contributors review entertainment that they have paid for during their own vacations. They only utilize discounts and special offers if they are available to the general public. They receive no […]

Why Disney Fans Should Care About Jazz Appreciation Month

April 2, 2019

Since 2001, every April has been Jazz Appreciation Month (JAM), with April 30th serving as International Jazz Day. In 2003, through efforts by the National Museum of American History, JAM […]

4 Less Obvious Special Touches That Make Walt Disney World Magical

March 7, 2019

There are many things which make Walt Disney World a magical place, beloved by generations. Many are obvious, ranging from Cinderella Castle, to the monorail, and much, much more. But some […]