While Magic Kingdom® Park remains my personal favorite in the way of attractions, and more specifically rides, each park presents its own unique host of experiences that cannot be denied. Ranking attractions also does not get any easier once leaving Florida’s first Disney theme park, especially when concerning Epcot®. The way the park manages to mix culture with innovation in ride technology is second to none, and it presents some of the most unique attractions in all of the

While alcohol was at one time unavailable across all of Disney property, drinking around the world has become a sort of rite of passage for older fans. Epcot® and World Showcase have become synonymous with their eclectic selection of food and drink, whether during one of its many festivals or not, so it’s only natural that the marathon to try it all has become a popular guest tradition. Before you start grabbing a drink in every country, it’s wise to know that adult beverages

Disney recently announced a wave of new changes to Epcot®, confirming rumors that have long been in play and giving more details to information first given at D23. Many fans are familiar with the new Guardians of the Galaxy coaster, one of the longest indoor coasters in the world, and the Ratatouille attraction that are on the way, but it’s becoming more apparent that the park will soon be undergoing the same transformation as Hollywood Studios®. The New Entrance The park’s e

Evolving technologies have been an ever-present part of Disney’s identity, as Walt Disney’s original vision for Epcot® was far advanced from everything else considered mainstream at the time. From monorails to Magic Bands, Disney is often innovating in its parks, and there’s plenty on new technology horizon. Smart Speakers in Resort Hotel Rooms Smart speakers aren’t exactly a concept exclusively to Disney, but the company’s started testing them in select rooms at Disney’s Yac

Fans of Walt Disney World® Resort know that every year they have to say goodbye to some favorite old attractions and shows to make way for new ones. While Disney announces closures throughout the year, a few are already known ahead of time, including some makeovers to existing shows. IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth During its 20thyear of running, the iconic fireworks spectacular will come to an end to make way for a new temporary show, which will celebrate Epcot®’s storie

The average recommended price range for a meal at a Walt Disney World® Resort quick service restaurant is $15, but there are meals, and entire restaurants, across property that cost significantly less. Knowing where to get the best quality, quantity and prices for quick service can elevate the dining experience and make it a memorable part of your vacation. Woody’s Lunch Box One of the newest additions to Disney’s Hollywood Studios® is one of its most affordable. Quality food

Since it began in October 1999, “IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth” has been one of the most beloved nighttime shows in the history of Walt Disney World® Resort, but Disney has officially announced that it is now scheduled to come to a close. The nighttime show is set to end in the second half of 2019, so plenty of guests will still have time to see it before it’s replaced by something brand new. The new spectacular is just one part of the planned updates to Epcot®, which i

International Food and Wine Festival The most popular of them all, the Food and Wine Festival has become a vacation destination for some people all on its own, with its various booths taking the idea of eating around the world to the next level. It’s the most food-centric of all the festivals, and new additions in recent years have seen the opening of kiosks in the Future World portion of the park along with the Light Lab, an area where cast members fuse science with drinks.

Disney’s been building a new line of transportation to add to its busses, monorails, fairies, and Minnie Vans, this time suspending guests in the air to get them across property. It’s not a new idea for the company, who built the Skyway, an almost identical system, spanning across Disneyland’s Tomorrowland and Fantasyland. Magic Kingdom® Park received one just like once it was opened, and Tokyo Disney did, too. Each version closed down at various points in the 1990s, but a mu

It’s a lot more difficult to get great views in Epcot®, as many of its attractions are indoors, and its best views come from the sprawling, World’s Fair-inspired World Showcase. There are a couple of attractions, however, that give unique sights you’ll be hard-pressed to find elsewhere. Test Track® Presented by Chevrolet® It’s a no-brainer that you can see other parts of Future World from the external part of Test Track, but the ride’s high speed and the walls around the trac