Eva Miller

Former Major League Baseball outfielder Ender Inciarte is known for Gold Gloves, clutch plays, and highlight-reel catches.

Former MLB All-Star Ender Inciarte spent years in stadiums instead of theaters, but this week he stepped into the center of an entertainment debate with comments directed at Disney Cruise Line. His posts sparked immediate conversation across social media, pulling Disney's family cruise experience into a broader cultural discussion about gender expression, children's spaces, and what qualifies as appropriate onboard entertainment.

At both Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort, thousands of guests wrapped up the holiday season this week with one of the most predictable

At Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort, the holiday season never ends slowly. One moment guests are posing with Santa under snowfall on Main Street, U.S.A., and the next morning, Christmas entertainment quietly vanishes as the parks begin their post-holiday transition. This week marked that shift. Santa Claus has officially been removed from both resorts now that Christmas Day has passed, signaling the end of the 2025 holiday season.

Walt Disney World Resort may be the most carefully controlled vacation environment on Earth, but real-world emergencies continue to unfold around its perimeter, especially during high-traffic holiday weeks.

Walt Disney World Resort may be known for its polished guest experience and seamless show operations, but real-world emergencies still unfold around the property, especially during peak holiday travel. On December 27, 2025, a police alert confirmed a “Vehicle Crash With Injuries” near Arrowhead Way, followed shortly by an eyewitness report describing it as a golf cart accident involving an injured person on the ground awaiting medical response. For a resort that operates like a small city during Christmas Week, the midday alert served as a reminder that even the Most Magical Place on Earth experiences incidents beyond parades, characters, and fireworks.

The numbers are not lying: Universal has outranked Disney in this crowd measurement. Here is what we know...

Central Florida's theme park landscape remains packed during the final stretch of the holiday season. Visitors are flooding into both Walt Disney World Resort and Universal Orlando Resort, and the larger crowds are making one metric especially noticeable: wait times. Today, the biggest story in Orlando theme park tourism is that Universal Orlando Resort overtook Walt Disney World Resort for the longest attraction waits according to publicly posted wait times.

Central Florida theme parks are in their busiest stretch of the year, and Disney Springs remains one of the most highly trafficked locations for both tourists and locals during the winter holiday surge.

Central Florida crowds are still packing Walt Disney World Resort at near-peak levels as the holiday season pushes toward New Year's, but a recent emergency update captured the attention of theme park watchers for a very different reason. What began as a concerning police alert involving