Category: Theme Parks
Disney Losing Faith in Rey??
THATTUGGLIFE | May 8, 2024 | 1
When one thinks of the Disney theme parks, discounted and/or cheap merchandise doesn’t usually enter one’s mind. When you’re headed to one of their theme parks, you know you’re going to be forking over some serious cash for food, hotels, drinks, and especially souvenirs. So imagine our surpr...
Read MoreUniversal Epic Universe Unveils Super Nintendo World
Get ready to ride with Mario and Luigi. Today, Universal Orlando Resort released a video teasing another “world” in its upcoming Epic Universe, Super Nintendo World. After entering through a green pipe (which is perfect), guests will find that Super Nintendo World is divided into two sections, S...
Read MoreWoman Assaulted at Pixar Pier in Disneyland
“You’ve Got a Friend in Me” may be lulling Disneyland guests into a false sense of security. Today was the first day of Pixar Fest at the theme park, an event that lasts till August 24, celebrating the films of one of Disney’s more prestigious acquisitions. There are parades, food, games, an...
Read MoreDisney Celebrates Hollywood Studios’ 35th Anniversary
Disney is gearing up for another anniversary), this one for Hollywood Studios, the third of the four parks that make up Disney World. First called MGM Studios when it opened on May 1, 1989, and rechristened in 2008, Hollywood Studios is celebrating its 35th year of operation, and Disney is celebrat...
Read MoreDisney World Guest Claims Evil Queen was Played By a Biological Man
If the female Silver Surfer didn’t convince you that Bob Iger doesn’t intend to stop Disney’s pushing of identity politics, this might do it. That Park Place has heard from someone who told them that Disney World has a man playing the Evil Queen from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. The accoun...
Read MoreDisney Parks Will Crack Down on Disability Scammers
Disney does not appreciate being scammed. The New York Post reports that Disney’s American theme parks, Disney World and Disneyland, are updating their rules to make it harder for guests to take unfair advantage of their Disability Access Service program, or DAS. DAS allows qualifying parkgoers ...
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