Jess Colopy

The holiday season has turned Magic Kingdom Park into a bustling hub of activity as Christmas crowds flood Walt Disney World Resort. With long wait times and sold-out Disney Park Pass reservations, navigating The Most Magical Place on Earth during the most wonderful time of the year is no easy task.

Have you visited Walt Disney World Resort during the holidays?

A Disneyland Resort guest recently shared a photo on social media after a horse took a toxic spill on Main Street, U.S.A.

Disneyland Park's Main Street, U.S.A., recently became the site of an unexpected cleanup after a horse “took a spill.” The iconic equines, a beloved part of Disneyland Resort's charm, are well-trained and cared for, but even they have their moments.

The grand opening of Communicore Hall and Communicore Plaza at EPCOT marked the end of the Central Florida theme park's long-postponed

EPCOT's highly anticipated transformation was meant to breathe new life into the Central Florida Disney park, but some guests now view parts of the beloved destination as a safety hazard. Recent reports from visitors have highlighted a series of maintenance failures in the World Celebration neighborhood, raising concerns over the quality and longevity of EPCOT's updates.

The holiday season has transformed Disneyland Park into a bustling hub of excitement, with historic crowds flooding the park to experience its seasonal magic. A recent video shared by a Disneyland Resort guest showcased the overwhelming crowd levels on Main Street, U.S.A., sparking widespread conversations about navigating the Christmas chaos.

Families enjoying a meal at a Disneyland Resort Character Dining restaurant were treated to a surprise spectacle when two beloved Disney characters got into a playful tussle. The impromptu moment, caught on video by a nearby guest, quickly became a hit on social media.

Two Disneyland Resort characters playfully brawled in front of Disney Park guests in a video posted from a Character Dining restaurant.

A Disneyland Park guest recently took to social media to warn others about the holiday crowds at the Southern California theme park.