Labor Day Crowds Increase at Disney World

Typically, Labor Day weekend is the last hurrah for summer crowds before the September off-season at Walt Disney World. In this crowd report, we’ll take a look at wait time data from the holiday weekend, along with some thoughts on what’s likely to happen next with attendance at Walt Disney World. As we’ve been reporting

Refreshed Rooms at Port Orleans Riverside

Port Orleans Riverside has (slowly) renovated its rooms, with a new look inspired by the Princess and the Frog. In this post, we’ll share photos and thoughts on the updated Walt Disney World hotel rooms, which are similar to the refreshed rooms at Port Orleans French Quarter. (Updated September 6, 2021.) At this time, both

Disney World News: Lightning Lanes Added, More 50th Anniversary Decor, Mickey Mural

We’re back with a weekend Walt Disney World news roundup. This update shares the latest look at newly-installed 50th Anniversary decorations in Magic Kingdom, the first Lightning Lanes being installed, the reimagined porte cochere and monorail station at the Poly, Living with the Land status update, and much more! As always, we’ll start with the

Christmas 2021 Coming to Disneyland: “Free” Fireworks, Parade, Castle Lights & More!

Christmas is coming to Disneyland Resort, with the holiday season starting November 12, 2021 and running through January 9, 2022. This post will cover what’s returning, including Sleeping Beauty’s Winter Castle, fireworks, and parade–all of which are included for “free” with regular admission. Plus, why this announcement has us optimistic for Christmas 2022 at Walt

Disney World Merchandise Report: Price Increases, Shortages & Sold Out Stuff

We’re back “by popular demand” with a photo report on merchandise around Walt Disney World. In this post, we’ll share photos of 50th Anniversary and Halloween souvenirs, plus commentary about price increases, supply chain problems, inventory shortages, and more. Okay, so “by popular demand” isn’t entirely accurate here–hence the air quotes. As regular readers probably