In more than 60 years of Disney Parks history, the only thing to stay the same has been change. From the blacklight cut-out classics of the '50s to the epic and cinematic dark rides of the '60s; the '70s thrill rides to the "ride the movies" favorites of the '80s and '90s. Today, it's IP that powers

11 classic (and modern) anchor attractions that don’t rely on a catastrophic turn-of-events to leave an impression or to make guests feel invested in the story.

walkthroughs remain across Disney and Universal parks, from sweet asides to special effects spectaculars. Here are some of our favorites...

Take a read through our absolutely unforgettable theme park scents (good and bad!) and just imagine... it's almost like you can smell them right here, right now...!

There are a number of subjects that can quickly work fans into a hot lather of disagreement.

Believe it or not, half a billion people – that's 7% of the planet! – visited a major theme park in 2018.

"Here you leave today and enter the worlds of yesterday, tomorrow, and fantasy."

Let’s take a look at the best Disney attractions of the 1970s.

What is it about Disneyland’s Fantasmic that edges out it’s Walt Disney World cousin? Let’s take a look at some specific elements to see which show is stronger.

In fact, peeling away the characters and attractions completely, there's something exceptionally simple about what makes Disney's theme parks different: their commitment to cleanliness, order, and beauty.

Below, we've taken a look at the six Disney Parks in the U.S. from above to highlight their opportunities for expansion.

Let’s go behind the ride to learn how Millennium Falcon: Smuggler’s Run works.