Wandering In Disney

Our Walt Disney World Holiday Guide is a comprehensive post sharing everything that is offered at the parks, Disney Springs, and hotels during the 2026 season. We’ll cover all of the Christmas festivities at the four theme parks, Disney Springs, and the resorts while adding in bits of commentary along the way. There will be entertainment, decor, food, and more to explore duri...

Hong Kong Disneyland is the quietest Disney theme park in the world. Waiting in any line for more than half an hour is out of the norm on most weekdays. The pace is easier and seeing the park’s essentials in one day shouldn’t be a problem. But, what are those essentials? Hong Kong Disneyland boasts some classic attractions that you’ll see in other castle parks as well as some...

2027 has been a chaotic year for Disneyland Resort’s premier restaurant. Napa Rose reopened to the public in February after a lengthy refurbishment, offering a pricey but impressive prix fixe menu. About a month later, Chef Andrew Sutton surprisingly left the company after being the Culinary Director of Signature Restaurants at Disneyland Resort. He played a big role in Napa ...

Epcot’s annual Festival of the Arts is our favorite of the park’s four festivals. The Disney on Broadway Concert Series is a huge part of that, with Epcot showcasing live performances from some of the Broadway’s biggest stars. The 2027 lineup was announced today with some favorites returning as well as a few new performers making their debut. Details on Dining Packages, an ex...

One of the most controversial Disney Parks decisions in the last decade was closing Magic Kingdom’s Rivers of America to make way for a Cars themed land. We were vehemently against the change. Since the river was closed and construction began, Walt Disney World has started selling Piston Peak (the Cars themed land) hard. As much as I will forever miss the river and everything...