What are the attractions at Disney that would cause any “normal” person to fall in love with the parks?

Does the new Play Disney Parks app really enhance guest experiences at the parks?

We all know about the big things Disney does — from the scale of their theme parks to the intricacy of their design work — but let’s instead focus on some of the smaller things they’ve become known for. These smaller creations are, in many ways, more important that the big stuff Disney gets credit for.

Don’t worry—you don’t have to ride “it’s a small world” all day to avoid the California heat wave.

Here are several amazing facts about New Orleans Square.

You can’t wish away Disneyland’s hectic crowds, but you can learn how to avoid them – and spare yourself some stress along the way, too.

These lands just don't seem to "fit" somehow...

The hardest thing to overcome about a Disney vacation is this one basic fact: It will ruin your daily life for you. There are things in your life you’ll never be able to look at the same way again after a trip to Disney. You’ll enjoy them, sure, but you’ll never be able to experience them without a nagging reminder that Disney’s versions blow them away.

Disney has long been an innovator in the technology space, creating things like FastPass, MagicBands, the monorail, and even audio-animatronics all to enhance the guest experience. But, even as they’ve demonstrated their ability to innovate time and time again, there are still some prevailing tech trends that they’ve somehow ignored or underplayed.

MODERN MARVELS: The Enchanted Tiki Room: "Welcome to our tropical hideaway, you lucky people you!" Our Modern Marvels series gains a new tropical tale: the story of a genuine Walt Disney original and fan-favorite for more than five decades, the venerated and beloved Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room. Step inside to explore the genesis of this tropical serenade and how it changed Disneyland for good.

How do you improve something that’s already great? That’s the question that Imagineers faced when The Walt Disney Company chose to repurpose California Screamin’.

Here are the best eight roller coasters at Disney’s American theme parks.