Disney World Articles and News Stories


Should You Wear a Poncho at Disney?

“You May Get Wet” That sign can be seen on various Disney rides around the park. While Disney may not have many “wet” rides, they do have a few that can either get your drenched or just sprinkle you with a little water. Some people, when they brave the water rides, choose to wear a Should You Wear a Poncho at Disney?

How Long is Too Long to Wait in Line?

We’ve tackled this question quietly in our minds for years. How long would you really wait for the average ride? What about your favorite must-do ride? We all like to think we wouldn’t waste hours upon hours lining up for any attraction, but the truth is, most die-hard Disney fans probably have. Yes, even you. How Long is Too Long to Wait in Line?

That Tingle in Your Soul

Life is like Mission Space. Do you remember me mentioning this a few articles back? Well, this week I’ve been thinking about the curveball this year has thrown us, and while 2020 is shaping up to the spinning, nausea-inducing, orange version of a year, I wanted to take a moment to channel my inner Jackie That Tingle in Your Soul

runDisney Turns 2020 Disney Wine & Dine Half Marathon Weekend Into a Virtual Event

runDisney has announced that this year’s Disney Wine & Dine Half Marathon Weekend at Walt Disney World will transition to a virtual event. The event was set to be held November 5-8, 2020. With circumstances surrounding COVID-19 continuing to change around the globe, we continue to make timely decisions about our operations after considering guidance runDisney Turns 2020 Disney Wine & Dine Half Marathon Weekend Into a Virtual Event

WDW Policy Update: Guests Eating or Drinking Should be Stationary to Remove Masks

The Walt Disney World website has been updated regarding the wearing of face coverings while eating or drinking. The information, added to the “Face Coverings” portion of the section entitled “Top Things You Should Know,” now states that guests may remove their face coverings while they are eating or drinking, but guests should be stationary WDW Policy Update: Guests Eating or Drinking Should be Stationary to Remove Masks