Disney parks are no strangers to urban legends. Many of these are quickly debunked with a fact check, but others have stood the test of time.

We gathered some of the best ways we know to keep a cell phone charged at Walt Disney World.

60,000 people per day visit Magic Kingdom, and at some point, you're likely to end up at the back of a line behind many of them. That’s when capacity matters.

We gathered a few of our favorite game-changing hacks for ladies visiting Walt Disney World who want to stay comfy and look good while doing it.

Planning on bringing your furry or feathered friend with you on a Walt Disney World vacation? Here’s what you need to know.

If you want a truly foolproof vacation budget, don’t forget to take these 10 surprise costs into account.

Which attractions do you think will fall into the five largest showbuildings on our list? Any guesses at number one?

Everyone loves Walt Disney World “secrets”, but how many are really left? Are there any unexplored frontiers left in the Most Magical Place on Earth for veteran guests?

What if there was a way to predict what elements someone might like about Walt Disney World?

EDITORIAL: Back when Disneyland opened, it represented a revolutionary new way to entertain guests. Among Walt's edicts: his park wouldn't sell peanuts, gum, cotton candy, or ice cream bars; it would charge an entry fee; it would be built by filmmakers, not carnies... And – according to some, most important of all – it wouldn't serve alcohol. That's about to change. Will it destroy Disneyland...?

Disney seems to have possibly found their stride with an upcoming line-up of attractions with serious youth appeal.

Today, we'll take a look at some of the animatronic figures you can find at Disney and Universal Parks without being on a ride...