The success of early Disney animated feature films is due in large part to the fairy tales that many of those movies were based on. Fantasyland is in a lot of ways a physical culmination of those stories.

These seven films never got an attraction at a Disney theme park...but they should have!

You can act as surprised, hurt, ambushed, and dismayed as you want; we saw it coming, and here it is: Disney’s next price hike.

If you call yourself a history buff, and if you're a bit of a thrill seeker, make sure to check out these six attractions – all of which are historic and fascinating in their own way.

Jurassic World , based on its trailer and other information out there, looks like it is going to be an awesome movie. It should be particularly appealing to theme park fans, as the film is clearly “borrowing” a lot of elements that we’re already familiar with from Disney World, Universal Studios

Believe it or not, back in 2002 Disney was rumored to be interested in buying arch-rival Universal. What if it had really happened? On August 9, 2002, the Reuters news service carried a quote from Disney's then-Chief Financial Officer Thomas Staggs. Staggs was commenting on the likelihood of Disney

Many of the Disney attractions are filled with suspense, but a lot of them are imbued with their fair share of mystery as well.

It’s very common for hit Disney movies and television shows to be turned into attractions, but the transition from an attraction to a movie or TV series comes along less often.

Here is a look at the starts and stops that eventually resulted in a full Disney resort in California.

Each year, Disney's parks are filled with annual events that turn what is already a magical place into something even more special.

No man can achieve all of his hopes and dreams, not even someone as iconic as Walt Disney.

What if our friends over at Walt Disney World could sneak into any of the other Disney Parks around the world under the cover of darkness and (magically, of course) snatch up a ride or show and bring it back to beautiful, sunny Central Florida?