Walt Disney World Articles and News Stories


Your Mid-Week Disney Break: Flower and Garden Festival Topiaries

You’ve made it halfway through another week of self-isolation. Way to go! Consider this your virtual high-five; you’ve earned it. And essential employees? Saying “thank you” could never adequately express the level of gratitude that you deserve. Thank you for your love, service, dedication, and sacrifice. We are eternally indebted to you. You get infinite Your Mid-Week Disney Break: Flower and Garden Festival Topiaries

Disney and Musicians Union Come to Agreement on Furloughs for Union Members

Late Tuesday evening, Disney and American Federation of Musicians Local 389, the union who represents musicians who perform at its theme parks, came to an agreement extending the company’s furloughs to unionized workers. During the furlough which will begin April 19, 2020, cast members will maintain their health benefits, educational support, and additional employee assistance. Disney and Musicians Union Come to Agreement on Furloughs for Union Members

The Next-Time Disney Parks Addendum

If there is one thing I hear routinely from people coming home from their favorite theme park, it’s the disappointment of missing out on a particular attraction that they had their heart set on experiencing. Some knew well in advance, and just failed to adjust emotionally in time before their visit; others skipped blissfully into The Next-Time Disney Parks Addendum

Bob Iger Speaks Regarding Possible Changes at the Disney Parks in Response to Coronavirus

In a recent interview with Barron’s, Disney executive chairman, Bob Iger, spoke at length regarding the impact of the coronavirus on The Walt Disney Company and its brands. Iger stated that the company is both optimistic and realistic regarding its current mood. Iger was careful not to project a unrealistic attitude regarding the coronavirus and Bob Iger Speaks Regarding Possible Changes at the Disney Parks in Response to Coronavirus