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Six Flags Entertainment has announced it will sell seven of its amusement parks for approximately $331 million to focus on its stronger-performing properties.
Walt Disney World will open a new “Magic of Disney Animation” experience at Hollywood Studios in late summer 2026, offering drawing lessons, character interactions, and an art gallery.
Disneyland Resort is removing its 11:00 AM restriction on Park Hopping, allowing guests with eligible tickets to move between parks at any time of day.
Walt Disney World is experiencing significant crowds with wait times up to three hours, driven by the overlap of Presidents' Day and Mardi Gras holidays. Over 10 attractions saw waits over 100 minutes
Walt Disney Imagineering has scrapped initial plans for Magic Kingdom's Villains Land, now seeking bigger, bolder concepts for the expansion.
Disneyland's Rise of the Resistance reopens on February 13, 2026, after a refurbishment. Oga's Cantina also reopens March 14, 2026, ahead of timeline changes in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at the park.
Universal Orlando is in talks with Elon Musk's The Boring Company to develop an underground transit system connecting its theme parks, aiming to ease traffic and enhance visitor experience.
Josh D'Amaro will become the new CEO of The Walt Disney Company on March 18, 2026, following a unanimous board vote. Current CEO Bob Iger spent a morning at Disneyland with D'Amaro, celebrating the tr
Joe Rohde, former Imagineer, revealed he spent 15 years trying to bring a Tropical Americas land to Disney's Animal Kingdom, often proposing to replace DinoLand. The new project, now under constructio
Six Flags is changing its season pass structure for 2026, introducing regional park access for Gold Season Pass holders across four distinct regions. This update impacts existing passholders, with som
Disney's board is expected to name Josh D’Amaro, theme park chairman, as its next CEO, replacing Bob Iger. D’Amaro's leadership of the profitable parks division positioned him as a top candidate.
Disney reported Q1 revenue of $26 billion, up 5%, driven by strong theme park performance and streaming growth. However, a YouTube TV blackout and rising entertainment costs impacted operating income.
