Jackie Gailey

2 days ago | wdwinfo.com | Jackie Gailey

Just when we’d thought we’d seen all the new and exciting merchandise that’s coming to Disneyland Resort in celebration of its 70th Anniversary, a brand-new TALKING Mickey Mouse popcorn bucket makes its social media debut!Not only does Mickey Mouse actually speak, but he also blinks his eyes, and we think that’s pretty fabulous! Check it out!This new bucket will be available for purchase at Disneyland Resort beginning May 16, 2025 – the official day that the celebration kicks off!

3 days ago | wdwinfo.com | Jackie Gailey

Disneyland Resort just shared a first look at the newly added Miguel and Dante figures from Disney and Pixar’s Coco, now featured inside the iconic “it’s a small world” attraction. The attraction has been closed for months, and it will officially reopen on Tuesday, May 13, 2025, so every guest can enjoy the newest update in the sunny Mexico scene. What do you think about Disneyland blending its timeless attractions with meaningful moments from some of its newer Disney stories?

3 days ago | wdwinfo.com | Jackie Gailey

Get ready to hit play – Music From Disneyland Resort 70th Celebration drops Tuesday on streaming platforms and the official Disneyland Playlist. Created in honor of the resort’s milestone anniversary, the album features an upbeat new theme song, Celebrate Happy, performed by the Jonas Brothers. You’ll hear it throughout the celebration in various entertainment experiences across the resort.

6 days ago | wdwinfo.com | Jackie Gailey

Disneyland Resort will once again offer two types of Magic Key annual passes – Inspire and Believe – for purchase starting at 9 a.m. PT on May 20, 2025, while supplies last. A Magic Key can be a valuable option for guests who intend to visit the Disneyland Resort frequently during the 70th Celebration, as well as during the Halloween and Holiday seasons, and other special events. California residents have the option to pay monthly.

6 days ago | wdwinfo.com | Jackie Gailey

Walt Disney World has announced that new candy containers, inspired by the iconic trash cans found along Main Street, U.S.A. in Magic Kingdom, will launch later this month. These icons are something I always pay attention to when I’m in the Disney theme parks, as they differ depending on where you are at any given moment. I love seeing them replicated as miniature, nostalgic collectibles. How many trash can-inspired salt and pepper shakers do you have?