Disney regularly develops new theme park attractions based on its own movies, and sometimes those of other studios as well. Let's take a look at 5 movies that are set to be adapted into rides by the company's Imagineers.

You might expect to find these attractions at every Disney resort, but you'd be wrong.

From Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs on, Disney’s greatest achievements have typically been based on fairy tales. Perhaps it’s that early success that has made castles such an identifying feature in Disney Parks. From 1955 on, castles have played a pretty big role not only as awe-inspiring park

With Shanghai Disneyland in the works, it’s high time to size up the competition. Asia is full of parks that border on (and sometimes surpass) copyright infringement on Disneyland's characters, universally-known buildings, and outstanding attractions. In fact, so many have tried to duplicate

These unique rides and attractions can only be found in a single Disney park.

Could Indiana Jones Adventure, Mystic Manor, Typhoon Lagoon, Tower of Terror, The Enchanted Tiki Room, Pleasure Island, Jungle Cruise, and even Haunted Mansion all be connected by this cross-continental secret society?

Theme Park Tourist reveals three pieces of history that surprisingly occured in Disney parks and resorts.

Theme Park Tourist profiles the different types of icons that wander Disney's theme parks.

.Theme Park Tourist's view on some of the things that make the Disney parks magical.

Is Disney creating enough original stories and characters to sustain its theme parks?

Cloning. It's become a dirty word in the circles of Disney Parks fans. That's probably unfair, since it was Walt's idea to take the best of his California park and transplant it - with some additions, subtractions, and general changes - as Florida's Magic Kingdom. Cloning continues today, albeit

Disney's theme park attractions are some of the most expensive ever built. But some of the special effects used within theme are surprisingly low-tech...