This week's essential news and rumor update from Walt Disney World.

While most of Walt Disney World's offerings seem, at first glance, primarily designed to amuse children and young adults, this is not actually the case. There's much in the World for people of all ages and backgrounds to enjoy – and yes, that includes Dads.

In the late 1980s, Universal Studios and The Walt Disney company each became fixated on the same rather strange idea - why not build a real, working movie studio in Central Florida? And why not make it into a theme park too?

This is the weekly news, rumors and refurbishments update for Walt Disney World for the week of August 24, 2014. Here are the six biggest updates from around the resort for the past seven days… 1. A new Starbucks location will be opening at Disney’s Hollywood Studios in 2015 The new Starbucks will

Learn about the groundbreaking special effects employed by Disney's Twilight Zone Tower of Terror.

There are huge swathes of new rides, shows and restaurants due to open at Walt Disney World by 2017. Here's an update on the latest confirmed and rumored additions to the resort.ava Walt Disney World has been accused of lagging behind Universal Orlando when it comes to spending on new additions in

This month’s update on the huge changes that are coming to Walt Disney World in the coming years.

Take a look at some stunning shots that depict the latest events and updates from the Walt Disney World Resort.

What if Walt Disney World or Disneyland were abandoned? Here are a few images that show exactly what that might look like...

This is the weekly news, rumors and refurbishments update for Walt Disney World for the week of August 10, 2014. Here are the four biggest updates from around the resort for the past seven days… 1. The Tower of Terror now captures video thanks to MyMagic+ Guests who have purchased a Memory Maker

Curious as to what you can expect to see in both Star Wars Land and Star Wars: Episode VII ? We’ll give you the rundown on all the rumored happenings of both major developments. The lowdown The Disney Company purchased Lucasfilm, the production studio that owns the rights to Star Wars and Indiana

Disney still sets the standard for modern theme parks - but there are some changes that are not entirely welcome.