by Tim Foster | Oct 18, 2024 | Disney Parks and Resorts, Lists and Trivia
10 Things You May Not Know About Peter Pan’s Flight 1. Bringing Pixie Dust to Florida Peter Pan’s Flight was one of the opening day attractions in Disneyland (and one of the few to still exist!). Years later, the Magic Kingdom version opened on October 3rd,...
by Tim Foster | Oct 13, 2024 | Disney Fashion, Disney Parks and Resorts, Lists and Trivia
7 of Our Favorite Villain Appearances in the Parks With Halloween fast approaching, and the ominous promise of the upcoming Villains Land in the air, we thought this would be a great time to make our list of our favorite villain appearances that you can see in the...
by Tim Foster | Oct 5, 2024 | Disney Entertainment, Disney Parks and Resorts, Lists and Trivia
10 Things You May Not Know About Maleficent 1. The Fairy With No Name In the original tale of “Sleeping Beauty,” written by Charles Perrault and originally published in 1693, the character of Maleficent is simply referred to as an unnamed old fairy. It wasn’t until...
by Tim Foster | Sep 29, 2024 | Disney Parks and Resorts
10 Fun Facts About Dumbo the Flying Elephant Today we’re going to take a nostalgic trip to Fantasyland (Storybook Circus actually!) and explore the history and fun details of one of the oldest (and iconic!) Disney attractions of them all…Dumbo the Flying...
by Tim Foster | Sep 22, 2024 | Disney Entertainment, Disney Parks and Resorts
A New Villains Show is Coming to Hollywood Studios! There were a lot of amazing announcements that came out of this year’s D23 event in Anaheim, from a Monsters Inc. roller coaster to an all-new Encanto-themed land coming to Disney’s Animal Kingdom. (You...
by Tim Foster | Sep 8, 2024 | Disney Parks and Resorts, Lists and Trivia
6 Favorite Attraction References in Other Attractions Seeking out Hidden Mickeys is one of our favorite pastimes when we ride our favorite Disney attractions. But there are plenty of other secrets waiting to be discovered beyond those three familiar circles. You can...
