As you might twig from the title, Disney Animation Studios’ latest film Zootropolis (called Zootopia in the US) is set in a world run by animals: elephant ice-cream parlours, mouse mafia, buffalo police chiefs – you name it. As one might imagine, animating such a menagerie presented the studio – coming off a streak of hits, from Frozen to Big Hero 6 – with a rather hairy problem.
Many Walt Disney World fans are reporting that Disney has removed parades and fireworks from its selection of attractions available for FastPass+ reservations.
Muggles wanting to visit Universal Studios Hollywood’s new “Harry Potter” land may have to throw down more galleons.
If you still think theme park fare is limited to hot dogs and turkey legs, think again.
Is Han Solo really dead? As the captain of the Millennium Falcon, Han Solo was one of the great leaders of the Rebel Alliance.
But, being honest with myself, that is not the only thing that has really stopped me from writing. You see, I know what the next target on my Imagineering plan to remake Epcot (Plan Alpha) is, and I’ll admit something here, don’t tell anyone: I never formed a real emotional bond with Wonders of Life.
When Emily Smith visited Walt Disney World last week, she decided to bypass the pricey theme-park snacks and breakfasts by having groceries delivered to her hotel room.
Director Jon Favreau wants to take you into the wild. His upcoming Disney adaptation of The Jungle Book is a new spin on the classic tale of the boy raised by wolves and other jungle animals.
Everyone has heard of The Walt Disney Company in some capacity; it owns ESPN, ABC, Pixar, and Star Wars. Disney owns the Star Wars franchise, which now includes the highest grossing film of all time.
Families thinking about a long weekend at Disney World might want to consider visiting Mickey Mouse on the high seas instead.
