Ken Storey

According to industry journalist Jim Hill, Disney is looking to eventually allow guests to reserve up to nine experiences ahead of their visit.

Disney is known for being far less friendly than most with licensing deals.

“With Galaxy’s Edge reportedly costing more than a billion dollars, it’s not surprising that Disney is hesitant to move forward…”

There will be plenty of new dining options opening across the resort in the coming months.

After a day of press events at the IAAPA Expo, what’s clear is SeaWorld’s biggest coaster is Busch Gardens Tampa’s Iron Gwazi.

Patina’s parent company Delaware North has posted a new job advert seeking an executive chef for Space 220.

The attraction may see a soft opening around Thanksgiving.

It’s just the latest in a long line of iconic items being destroyed.

Now the world’s most popular cruise company is working to clean up its image and the oceans.

This year, the cuts are hitting live entertainment hard.

Former employees at the call center said they’ve been training third party employees in Jamaica and Guatemala.

A press conference is set for Sept. 12.

Joe Rohde called Disney’s plans for the 751-acre peninsula a “kind of seaside adventure camp.”

With billions of dollars in new investments across the resort ahead of its 50th Anniversary there will be plenty for guests to experience for the first time.

Goodbye Future World!

At the Magic Kingdom, nearly every iconic attraction will experience some type of tweak.

Rumors have pointed to everything from a new airline to details on a significant new buyout.

Concept art is just that, and rarely is it wholly accurate, compared to the final result.

Rumored to be named “Fantastic Worlds” and Epic Universe, the new theme park will be a “best hits” presentation of NBC Universal’s intellectual properties.