Walt Disney World

If you have visited Walt Disney World during the holidays, then you definitely know it is the most magical place on earth. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, 2 major events have been canceled.

The parks have just implemented a rule stating that park-goers must remain stationary while eating or drinking to promote social distancing and proper mask-wearing.

Less than a week after reopening, Walt Disney World has announced it is permanently closing down some staple attractions. Two rides will be shut down along with one nighttime show. Find out more now.

After being closed for nearly four months due to the coronavirus pandemic, Walt Disney World in Orlando has reopened. On Saturday, the Magic Kingdom and Animal Kingdom opened despite concerns of the recent spike in COVID-19 cases.

McDonald’s has opened a new solar-powered restaurant at Walt Disney World. The building, which has energy-efficient cooking equipment and solar panels on the roof, runs on 100% renewable power. Find out more details here!

Many changes are expected at Walt Disney World when the park gates reopen on July 11, 2020. The Disney park is requiring face masks with ‘ear loops’ or ties.

Many changes are expected at Walt Disney World when the park gates reopen on July 11, 2020 including how guests will interact with costumed characters. Read more to learn about the new protocols.

While Florida continues to see a spike in new cases of COVID-19, Governor Ron DeSantis believes Walt Disney World’s reopening will be a safe environment.

Walt Disney World’s theme parks haven’t reopened from the coronavirus shut down yet, but you can now make a reservation. Here is how to do so.

Following the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, Disney World employee Brannen Perry was furloughed from his job at Epcot’s Garden Grill restaurant. Perry filed for unemployment benefits, but has not received any payments in more than two months.