Globally, Disney still dominates the attendance rankings. Magic Kingdom was No. 1 worldwide with an estimated 17.8 million visits, followed by Disneyland at 17.4 million. Disney had *8* of the world’s top 10 most-visited theme parks in 2025.

The guardians queue glass, where the ECV rammed into it, has finally been repaired

@EpcotLegacy Most of these tracks are A.I isolated. Therefore NOT official as advertised

Let’s have some fun. You’ve got $15 to spend, what rides are you picking? 🤔 💰

She GLOWS at night. LOOK AT THAT CLEANED UP NEON 😍

No update to the Yeti. Same lighting as last week

Flight of passage preshow screens are in rough shape.

The IOA merch they need to keep making

Disney did a very poor job at hiding Cranium Command in 2007 when Wonders of Life 'reopened' as Festival Center The facade was stripped but partially reused and only curtains 'covered' the queue

Did you know that Pop Century was supposed to have additional buildings and decades at the resort? 🏨 It was originally designed with two sections divided by Hourglass Lake: The Classic Years (1950s–1990s) which is what we have now, and The Legendary Years (1900s–1940s). Construction on The Legendary Years was halted in 2001 due to post-9/11 tourism declines. The Classic Years did open in December 2003, but the unfinished Legendary Years area—including incomplete building shells and Legendary Hall remained abandoned for years. In 2010, Disney repurposed the site into Disney's Art of Animation Resort, which opened in May 2012. Legendary Hall became Animation Hall, and the 1940s building shells were adapted for the Little Mermaid rooms. The Generation Gap Bridge continues to connect Pop Century and Art of Animation across the lake. Here’s what the buildings would’ve been. 1900s: The Turn of the Century – Featuring giant Gibson Girls, early biplanes, and high-button shoes. 1910s: The Roaring Beginning – Featuring oversized Model T cars, player pianos, and early movie memorabilia. 1920s: The Jazz Age – Featuring towering Charleston dancers, massive saxophones, and vintage radio sets. 1930s: Depression & Innovation – Featuring giant Monopoly tokens, classic jukeboxes, and golden-age comic books. 1940s: The Home Front – Featuring oversized sandbox toys, massive jigsaw puzzles, and big-band music icons.

Disney has no plans to make ‘ENCANTO 2’ (via thedirect.com/article/disney…)

Has Disney lost the plot? Some people say they’ve stopped marketing to families as much as they used to, and now focus more on millennials and other adults with no kids and disposable income. This video does have some solid points, but I still hate that“Disney adults” has become such a fixation for haters out there. If someone is doing something they love and not hurting anyone, what’s the issue? But yeah, the points laid out in this video are pretty crazy. 👀 Give it a watch and let me know what you think. youtu.be/zYgLfrUcA_s?si=I4Z7…

Building Disneyland’s Splash Mountain was a ‘horrible idea,’ Imagineer says Read More: ocregister.com/2026/10/21/bu…

Which one would you pick… 4 nights concierge level at The Poly? 🌴 Or 8 nights in a standard room at All Star Sports? 🏈 🤔