Krysten Swensen
Senior Theme Park News Reporter at Disney Dining
Lover of all things Disney. Red Sox fan for life. Wearer of cardigans. Always ready with an appropriate Golden Girls or Hamilton quote.
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4 days ago |
disneydining.com | Krysten Swensen
The magic of Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom has always been known for its carefully curated details, where every corner is designed to delight guests. However, one area of the park has recently shown signs of severe neglect, leaving many visitors shocked and disappointed. Tom Sawyer Island, a longstanding part of the park, has now fallen into disrepair, with Disney seemingly halting maintenance as it prepares for an overhaul to make way for new attractions.
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insidethemagic.net | Krysten Swensen
Last summer, Disney shocked and delighted fans when it announced that, after years of begging, a villain-themed land was finally coming to the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World Resort. However, in the same breath, it also disappointed many when it was revealed that new attractions themed after the 2006 Pixar film Cars were also coming. Choosing to incorporate cars into Frontierland was an interesting choice that immediately stirred up debate among fans. But that wasn’t the biggest issue there was.
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5 days ago |
disneydining.com | Krysten Swensen
It’s a movie moment that remains etched in the minds of fans: the 2003 remake of Freaky Friday, starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan, became an instant classic. This remake of the beloved 1976 film offered a new take on the age-old “parent and child switch” storyline, with a modern twist that resonated with audiences of all ages. Since its release, Freaky Friday has been a fan favorite, keeping its place as a light-hearted, memorable film.
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insidethemagic.net | Krysten Swensen
In 1976, Disney turned a popular children’s book into a hit film starring Jodie Foster. Freaky Friday tells the story of Ellen and Annabel Andrews, a mother and daughter who just can’t see eye-to-eye on anything. On Friday the 13th, both Ellen and Annabel wish that they could switch places, so the other could see what it is like to walk in their shoes.
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disneydining.com | Krysten Swensen
With the release of Disney’s live-action remake of Lilo & Stitch just around the corner, fans are eagerly anticipating what’s to come. The original animated film, beloved for its quirky humor, heartfelt moments, and memorable characters, left a lasting impression on audiences worldwide. However, like most live-action adaptations, the new version is bound to stir up some controversy. One change, in particular, has generated heated discussions and has fans questioning the direction of the remake.
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