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Disney Tips is a team of passionate writers who share a love for everything Disney. Just like you, we get emotional during the fireworks, enjoy the first bite of a churro, and always make sure to wave at our good friend, Mickey Mouse. Located near the Walt Disney World theme parks and around the globe, we are dedicated to providing you with the best advice for your Disney getaway. From insider secrets about the Parks and Resorts to helpful planning ideas, we aim to enhance your magical experience. Our goal is to share exciting news, stories, and fun facts about Disney Parks to make your vacation unforgettable and help you create cherished memories that will last a lifetime.

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Disney Shuts Down Guest Campfires, But Keeps This One Beloved Tradition Alive

2 days ago | disneytips.com | Andrew Boardwine

If you’re planning a rustic retreat at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground anytime soon, there’s something important you need to know: a burn ban has officially taken effect in Central Florida, and yes—it’s impacting this beloved Magic Kingdom resort.
Avoid the Crowds and Save Big: Disney’s Cheapest Days in 2026

2 days ago | disneytips.com | Andrew Boardwine

If you’re the type who loves planning your Disney World vacations early—and saving money while doing it—2026 just dropped some good news. For all the changes Disney World is rolling out year after year, ticket prices for 2026 are surprisingly steady. The lowest-priced one-day, one-park ticket is holding strong at $119, the same as in 2025. And if you’re smart about when you visit, you could make that dream trip a whole lot more affordable.
Disney World Just Confirmed Its Cheapest Days for 2026

2 days ago | disneytips.com | Andrew Boardwine

If you’ve been holding off on planning your next Disney World vacation because of cost, there’s some good news for 2026: the cheapest ticket prices are sticking around. Disney’s tiered pricing model might make things feel unpredictable at times, but if you know where to look—and more importantly, when—you can still plan an incredible trip without maxing out your credit card. For 2026, Disney has released ticket prices for dates running through the end of October.
Disney May Be Forced To Put Controversial Restrictions on All Classic Rides

3 days ago | disneytips.com | Andrew Boardwine

It’s no secret that bad guest behavior has become a recurring theme at Disney parks. From fights breaking out in Fantasyland to people hopping out of ride vehicles for a better TikTok video, Cast Members have just about seen it all. And while most of us love Disney for the magic, nostalgia, and escapism, it’s getting harder and harder to ignore how some guests are actively pushing the boundaries—and testing Disney’s patience. One area that seems to be spiraling out of control is on-ride filming.
Disney’s Out-of-the-Blue ‘Star Wars’ Land Announcement Has Us All Shocked

3 days ago | disneytips.com | Andrew Boardwine

When Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge opened in 2019, it was billed as the most immersive theme park land Disney had ever built. Set on the remote planet of Batuu, guests could drink blue milk, build a custom lightsaber, and climb into the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon itself. Two major attractions—Rise of the Resistance and Smugglers Run—anchored the land, with the former drawing massive crowds and the latter offering a fun (though somewhat repetitive) interactive flight simulation experience.
In the Absence of a Daytime Parade, Disney Doubles Down on Nighttime Entertainment

5 days ago | disneytips.com | Chloë James

As Disneyland Park prepares to mark its 70th anniversary, a noticeable change is unfolding during daylight hours: there’s no daytime parade on the schedule. Magic Happens, the park’s most recent daytime parade, quietly ended its run last August, and Disney has not announced a replacement. But while Main Street remains quiet during the day, it won’t stay that way once the sun sets. This summer, Disneyland is turning the spotlight back to one of its most visually arresting spectacles—Paint the Night.
Disneyland Bans Shorts, Political Gear and Mickey Ears From Notorious Theme Park Location

6 days ago | disneytips.com | Luke Dammann

Certain items are strictly prohibited at this infamous Disneyland location. Related: State of Florida Gives Update on Recent Magic Kingdom Injuries and AccidentsFew vacation destinations offer as much fun and magic as Disney, with both Walt Disney World and Disneyland serving as some of the world’s most popular theme park resorts. While Walt Disney World may be bigger, Disneyland is the original, and as such, holds a special place in the hearts of many fans and guests alike.
State of Florida Gives Update on Recent Magic Kingdom Injuries and Accidents

6 days ago | disneytips.com | Luke Dammann

Several guests reported injuries after riding certain Disney World attractions. Related: Pixar Seemingly Confirms Long-Rumored Film Theory With ‘Inside Out 2’The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services has released its latest quarterly report, detailing several injuries and medical incidents endured by theme park guests.
Disney Abruptly Makes Five Attractions Virtual Queue-Only, All Guests Must Pre-Book

6 days ago | disneytips.com | Chloë James

Disney has abruptly introduced five new virtual queue options at one of its resorts. Lines are inevitable at any theme park, but when it comes to Disney, queues can be particularly lengthy. While Disney operates various line-skipping systems at its resorts worldwide – with Disney World and Disneyland utilizing Lightning Lanes and both Disneyland Paris and Tokyo Disney Resort using Premier Access – it’s near-impossible to avoid waiting for an attraction at one point or another.
When Will 'Snow White' Be Available to Stream on Disney+? • Disney Tips

6 days ago | disneytips.com | Krysten Swensen

For quite some time, Disney’s live-action remakes have been considered controversial, mainly because fans were debating whether or not Disney should continue making them. However, the controversy heightened when Disney cast Halle Bailey, a black actress, to play Ariel in the live-action remake of The Little Mermaid (1989). Some thought the controversy could not get any bigger, then the live-action remake of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937).