What would Walt Disney love about Walt Disney World?

A Disney World vacation is all about magic.

Sometimes, you just have to dance like nobody’s watching.

Today, celebrations are in full swing for Disneyland Paris' 25th Anniversary! The biggest and most ambitious of Michael Eisner's big and ambitious projects, EuroDisneyland changed everything... and that's not necessarily a good thing. When Paris' finances faltered and the overbuilt resort went belly-up in 1992, Eisner became wary of any large-scale investment, leading to these crippling Cancellations, Closures, and Cop-Outs. Imagine what would've been...

What’s the wackiest local wildlife moment you’ve seen at Disney World?

The Mexico Pavilion is one of the original Epcot pavilions yet it still feels fresh and engaging after more than 35 years.

With an average of over 50,000 visitors a day, it’s not surprising that Disney World guests include a few bad apples.

Despite not sharing a single setting, story, or common character, classic Disney Parks rides around the globe are nonetheless connected to "spiritual sequels" sharing their elements, themes, and styles. Subtle successors, these must-see ride relationships allow new attractions to be born from timeless tropes. Which of these "spiritual sequels" would you most like to ride?

For a destination called “The Happiest Place on Earth”, it’s odd how many kids and parents look decidedly unhappy at Disney.

Here are six reasons why you must stay at this hotel.

Here are six wonderful things about the United Kingdom Pavilion at Epcot’s World Showcase.

Okay, ruined may be a little harsh, but there's no question some Disney ride upgrades have proven more controversial than the company intended... News of attraction refurbishments at Disney World can prove the best or worst of news. Popular rides like Spaceship Earth, Space Mountain, and Star Tours