Dateline: October 8, 2026
Posted: October 14, 2026
Status: Current
Throughout the pandemic and the subsequent reopening of Disney 's parks, former Disney CEO Bob Chapek made a series of deeply unpopular decisions. He raised prices and removed previously free perks all moves that have resulted in Disneyland being the most expensive and least accessible it 's ever been.
At the time, Chapek seemed to the public 's eye to be Disney 's latest cartoon villain. Now, in his new book, “Behind the Castle Walls: My Thirty Years at
Dateline: October 7, 2026
Posted: October 14, 2026
Status: Current
For Disneyland Resort, improving waste diversion does not begin when a material reaches a recycling bin (also known as a table top for guests when no actual tables are available). It begins with deciding what the resort purchases, and continues through how materials are collected and sorted, and ultimately depends on whether a processor can turn those materials into something valuable.
For Disneyland Resort, improving waste diversion does not begin
Dateline: October 6, 2026
Posted: October 10, 2026
Status: Current
Walt Disney World has quietly raised its top-end ticket and annual pass prices, while Disneyland has raised several prices as well.
Both resorts price single-day tickets by date, though Disney World's single-day pricing also varies by park.
At Disney World in Florida, starting prices remain $119 for one-day, one-park admission at Disney's Animal Kingdom, its least expensive park, but newly released pricing for the 2027 holiday
Dateline: September 29, 2026
Posted: October 6, 2026
Status: Current
When Walt Disney began planning for his iconic Disneyland Theme Park, he never could have imagined what it would look like today. Walt conceptualized the iconic It 's A Small World ride for the World 's Fair in New York in 1964. It brought together the sights and sounds of hundreds of animatronic characters from around the world. They sing and dance to the titular tune, It 's A Small World, in their native languages. To celebrate the 70th anniversary of the
Dateline: September 28, 2026
Posted: October 6, 2026
Status: Current
It 's a Small World, “Bluey 's Best Day Ever,” Sailing Ship Columbia, Davy Crockett 's Explorer Canoes, Pixie Hollow and “Fantasmic” will temporarily close in October for standard refurbishments and as part of seasonal schedules at Disneyland and Disney California Adventure.
The six new attraction closures join Indiana Jones Adventure and the Mad Tea Party, which were already shuttered for refurbishment.
It 's a Small World will close on
Dateline: September 25, 2026
Posted: October 2, 2026
Status: Current
Disneyland visitors will soon have to navigate temporary walkways lined by construction walls to get into and out of the Anaheim theme parks as work shifts into high gear on a new pedestrian bridge stretching over Harbor Boulevard.
Disneyland plans to relocate the Toy Story parking lot shuttle bus drop-off/pick-up area and eastern security checkpoint as part of the esplanade expansion project and construction of a new Avatar themed land.
Dateline: September 24, 2026
Posted: October 2, 2026
Status: Current
Walt Disney once said, “I think what I want Disneyland to be most of all is a happy place a place where adults and children can experience together some of the wonders of life, of adventure, and feel better because of it.”
Well, Mr. Disney, mission accomplished.
I have a friend who asked me last week if people ever question why I love Disney parks even though I don 't have children to go there with. I told her that for one thing, the park
Dateline: September 24, 2026
Posted: October 2, 2026
Status: Current
Disneyland visitors can once again travel through the Grand Canyon Diorama and Primeval World, two of the Disneyland Railroad 's most historic scenes.
After roughly two months of refurbishment, Primeval World and the Grand Canyon Diorama have reopened at Disneyland. The return brings back the railroad 's famous dinosaurs and Western landscape while introducing refreshed lighting and effects.
For guests who have missed the classic scenes,
Dateline: September 22, 2026
Posted: October 2, 2026
Status: Current
Workers were still hammering and painting when Disneyland's opening-day television broadcast was about to begin.
It was July 17, 1955, in Anaheim, California. Disneyland had been under construction for only about a year, and Walt Disney had chosen this day to introduce his new park to the country.
There was no quiet test opening.
ABC was broadcasting the event live. Twenty-four cameras were being used for what Disney later