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MAJOR DISNEY DEAL! Limited-Time Magic and Summer Florida Resident Ticket Announced for Summer at Walt Disney World

Get ready to dance, play, and chill because Cool Kid Summer is taking over Walt Disney World Resort starting May 27 through September 1. This is the perfect destination for kids and kids-at-heart with DJ-fueled dance parties, surprise character appearances, hands-on activities, and nonstop summer vibes. Here’s a first look at what’s coming across Walt Disney World this summer. New Florida Resident Summer Magic Tickets Florida residents can make the most of summer with a special ticket offer just for them. The Florida Resident Summer Magic Ticket offers four days of fun at Walt Disney World theme parks for just $60 per day (total price: $240, plus tax). This ticket will be available for purchase starting May 6, 2025, for visits from May 18 through September 27, 2025 (with an advance park reservation, subject to availability). Looking for a shorter visit? There are great options for that too: 3-Day Ticket: $75 per day (total price: $225, plus tax) 2-Day Ticket: $105 per day (total price: $210, plus tax) New assets are available on Disney Copyright to help you prepare for when these tickets go on sale on May 6. New & Limited-Time Summer Magic Across Disney World Cool Kid Summer at EPCOT GoofyCore at CommuniCore Hall Playtime gets a Goof-tastic twist. Get ready to dance and play along with Goofy in this immersive experience. Show off your best moves in DJ-led dance parties and join your favorite games with silly – or should we say goofy? –

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Disneyland 70th Celebration Foodie Guide is HERE & it’s DELICIOUS!

Get ready for a celebration 70 years in the making. Starting on May 16, Disneyland Resort kicks off a celebration that is bringing the happiness (and lots and lots of flavors). There are over 70 items to celebrate 70 years of the Disneyland Resort, and the culinary teams did not disappoint! This delicious lineup features brand-new creations, like the 70th Celebration Churro and House-filled Celebration Beignet, as well as nostalgic eats inspired by the past with a modern spin, like the Mickey Hat Cookie with a design reminiscent of the Mickey Mouse Club ears from 1955. To see all the bites inspired by the past, look for the menu items designated with a * below. For some added (and tasty) fun, guests can check out the various bookable experiences for the celebration. For some sweet selections with a view in Disney California Adventure Park, there’s the World of Color Happiness! Dessert Party or the Better Together: A Pixar Pals Celebration! Parade Dessert Party. Over at Disneyland Park, the Paint the Night Dining Package at Plaza Inn serves up a delicious lunch and reserved viewing after the sun goes down for “Paint the Night.” Stay tuned for even more tasty updates coming soon. It’s time to “celebrate happy” with the Foodie Guide to the Disneyland Resort 70th Celebration at Disneyland Resort! Disneyland Park 70th Celebration Menus Alien Pizza Planet (Mobile order available) BBQ Chicken & Pineapple Pizza Slice: BBQ-marinated chicken, spiced BBQ sauce, mozzarella, roasted corn, pineapple, and red onions garnished with cilantro​ (New) 70th Celebration Macaroooon filled with birthday cake buttercream and confetti cake

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NewsAvengers Campus Expansion Construction

Starting Tomorrow, Disney will temporaily close the pathway connecting Cars Land to Avengers Campus due to construction work for the Avengers Expansion. The pathway’s closure will last until Summer 2026.When it reopens next year, the route will also feature new bathrooms facilities between the two lands. Construction of the two new attractions (Avengers Infinity Defense and Stark Flight Labs) is already underway, with opening dates yet to be announced.

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RumorEnd Of Star Tours?

Anyone here follow that Disneyland influencer Hey Brickey!? He used to haunt Twitter like it was his full-time job, but now he’s migrated to YouTube, where the algorithm apparently rewards excessive enthusiasm and ring lights. Anyway, his latest hot take is that Disney might be thinking about axing Star Tours [hit link]. Yes, really. Cue the pearl-clutching and vague threats of annual pass cancellations. My 2 cents: The blogs, the tweets, the breathless speculation—as if Galaxy’s Edge didn’t just waltz in like a nouveau riche neighbor with no taste and too much square footage. Please. I get it. Disney has the money and a Millennium Falcon, but do they care?! Let’s get one thing straight: unless one is on the Disney payroll or wear a blazer with “Imagineering” stitched above the pocket, maybe sit this one out. Here’s what matters: Disneyland. Not Florida. Not Paris. Not even some vaguely depressing cruise ship with Goofy in a tux. Disneyland. The real one. The original. The sacred 714… if they even think about bulldozing Star Tours, I swear to you, it won’t be a closure—it’ll be a crime. A cultural erasure. The architectural equivalent of burning a first edition Hemingway. But, the Magic Kingdom is getting rid of Rivers of America. Still, let’s not forget, this attraction where it calls home (Tomorrowland) hasn’t had any meaningful work done since 1998—and even that was like putting concealer on a statue. The structures? Pure 1966 (except Space Mountain). Which in Disney

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NewsSmuggler’s Run gets plus-ed

Star Wars Celebration (the official fan con) is currently going on over in Japan. During one of the panels they gave a few more details about the updates coming next May when the Mandalorian film releases. Via Disney Parks Blog: Starting May 22, 2026 at Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort, Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run will allow guests to control the iconic ship like never before. For the first time ever, the crew will be in control of their own destination, leading to potential adventures on Bespin, the wreckage of the second Death Star around Endor, or the just-announced bustling city-planet, Coruscant. Another new gameplay addition allows the engineer positions to communicate with Grogu during the mission. Sounds like it’ll be like a Star Tours/Horizons mashup where you choose a path midway through the ride. That sounds pretty good to me, frankly this sounds like a much better use of the ride mechanics than the original coaxium mission. That for some reason pulled Corellia from Solo, which itself was not exactly the best received movie. I know some folks still are puzzled by Hondo’s presence, but as a SW animation fan, glad to see he will still feature in the new story. I also like that in addition to the two original trilogy locations, they’ve included Coruscant from the prequels, and the Death Star wreckage from the sequel that shall not be named. I could do without Grogu personally, but sure why

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Casey Jr Accucraft G Scale Train

Rare Casey Jr. train by Accucraft in G Scale. Limited edition of only 1500 made for the 2005 Disneyland 50th Anniversary. This train replicates in exact detail the attraction train in the park and movie. The engine is in great condition and does work with forward and reverse tested. It was run for a few hours when first purchased and sat in the case on display since. Train approx measurements: 9” x 7” x 4”, Case is 15” x 10.5” x 7.5” Comes with track and plexi glass display case. Case has a small crack on the back corner. International and local pickup available. Asking $2,000

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NewsTicket Booths 7 & 8 to be demolished

According to the recently filed permits for the long awaited Porto’s, Disney will be demolishing both Ticket Booths #7 & 8, along with the former La Brea Bakery building for the new location. [Sandwich of Earl will move to a new building next to the Disneyland Hotel] Ticket Booth’s 7 & 8 are located just Northwest of DCA’s entrance. Ticket Booths #1-8 were built about 25 years ago during the DLR Expansion of the 90s-Early 2000s. The curremt booths are the 4th iteration for the Resort (more history info on the booths will be in subsequent post). I can’t help but wonder with Ticket Sales being shifted online, if Disney will shuttered more of them in the future. Specially with DisneylandFoward in the pipeline Your guesses?

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