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Short updates from every resort and park — chronological, newest first.
One detail was buried in Disneyland Paris's first holiday announcement: from November 14, an entirely new musical show starring Minnie Mouse and Mrs. Claus takes over the Castle Stage, with original Christmas songs written for it. Character locations are now confirmed too – and two dark rides close in November.
Read moreDisneyland Paris has published the official details of its Disney Halloween Festival, settling the two questions that mattered most for planning: October 31 runs until 11 p.m., and it is the single day of the year when guests of all ages may enter in costume.
Read moreDisney Enchanted Christmas runs November 7 to January 6 – and for the first time it reaches World of Frozen. Anna, Elsa, Olaf and, for the first time, Kristoff welcome guests to a wintry Arendelle, alongside two new shows and a Frozen-themed drone display on New Year's Eve.
Read moreGuests walking the Disneyland esplanade lately have mostly seen construction walls. New photos taken from the Monorail finally show what is behind them: four ticket booths are completely gone. Only two of the original structures remain — and the reason is one of the largest infrastructure projects Disneyland has ever undertaken.
Read moreThe temple facade for the Indiana Jones attraction in Tropical Americas is taking shape at pace. The reason for the speed: Disney is pre-building the pieces backstage and simply assembling them on site. Harrison Ford is confirmed – an opening date is not.
Read moreAnyone hoping to be first at Avatar Flight of Passage needs to rethink their morning. Disney has moved Animal Kingdom's Early Entry checkpoints out of the cramped Oasis corridor and deeper into the park. Resort guests lose a little head start – everyone else gets a far more comfortable wait.
Read moreOn September 6, Steakhouse 71 abruptly showed as closed in My Disney Experience and existing reservations were cancelled. Disney gave no reason. The restaurant is listed as open again for September 7.
Read moreUntil now, Monstropolis coverage has been about facades and paint. New aerial photos from September 5 show the hardware for the first time: two steel towers for Disney's first vertical-lift coaster, a station taking shape between them, and dozens of track sections already staged nearby.
Read moreThe first refurbished rooms at Disney Sequoia Lodge go on sale in mid-September, with stays starting February 19, 2027. The new design nods to Bambi, Pocahontas and Brave. The same date also brings the next construction phase – and takes the hotel's bar and shop offline.
Read moreCinderella’s Fairy Tale Hall at Tokyo Disneyland is closing! The walk-through experience inside Cinderella Castle will close on October 1, 2026, with no reopening date currently announced.
Read moreA new twist on a Disney classic! Pizzafari at Disney’s Animal Kingdom is adding baked chicken tenders to its menu starting today, served with dipping sauce and kettle chips.
Read moreCoral Reef Restaurant at EPCOT finally has a return date! Following its planned September closure, the popular aquarium dining location is currently scheduled to reopen on November 4, 2026 – with dinner service continuing.
Read moreOne detail was buried in Disneyland Paris's first holiday announcement: from November 14, an entirely new musical show starring Minnie Mouse and Mrs. Claus takes over the Castle Stage, with original Christmas songs written for it. Character locations are now confirmed too – and two dark rides close in November.
