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The Cool Tradition Walt Disney World Has When A Ride Closes In The Park

A fitting way to say goodbye.

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I Expected Crowds And Chaos In Central Florida, But What I Found Was Silence, Beauty, And Real Emotion

I didn’t expect how many moments would feel quiet, immersive, and genuinely moving.

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AI is quietly breaking the internet — and most people don’t even realize it yet

Zero-click search promises instant answers, but it often removes context, nuance and trust — making everyday decisions and fact-checking harder.

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The Ratatouille Ride Is Getting Rid Of Its 3D, And We Can't Agree On Whether It's A Good Thing

Is the big change to an Epcot attraction a good thing or a bad thing?

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Exploring The Top 10 Amusement Parks For Ultimate Fun

Explore top US theme parks from Disney magic to thrilling roller coasters. Discover iconic attractions and educational experiences.

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Disneyland Is Expanding Alcohol Sales In A Big Way, And Fans Have Opinions

It's the end of an era at Disneyland park, and not all fans are happy with the change.

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Being a lawmaker is the latest leap for career-hopping Kiggans

WASHINGTON — When Jen Kiggans decided to run for Virginia’s state Senate in 2019, she cited Elaine Luria as her inspiration. That was odd enough — Luria’s a Democrat while Kiggans is a Republican. But things got stranger still just three years later, when Kiggans decided to run for Congress…

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Being a lawmaker is the latest leap for career-hopping Kiggans - Roll Call

Republican Rep. Jen Kiggans speaks about her career jumps and how she intends to win reelection in Virginia’s 2nd District.

Roll Call

‘Drunk’ woman jumps off Disney World ride and starts screaming at other visitors

Children were left ‘scared’ by the outburst and the ride had to be temporarily stopped

The Independent UK

Viral TikTok Claims To Reveal Disney World 'Secrets,' But I Have Issues

Some of the "secrets" in viral TikTok about Walt Disney World don't add up.

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I Finally Rode Mission: Space, And I Don't Know Why People Think It's So Intense

Mission: Space's infamous Orange Mission is finally put to the test.

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Epcot Was Supposed To Get A Mary Poppins Attraction. Thanks To Concept Art We Finally Know What We’re Missing At Disney World

Epcot's planned Mary Poppins attraction looks like it would have been fun for the whole family.

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Is There a Future for the City of Tomorrow?

The consequences of our obsession with urban dystopias and utopias

Reason

Disney sets dates for Epcot arts fest, puts more Figment in the mix

ORLANDO, Fla. — Walt Disney World has set the dates for the 2023 Epcot International Festival of the Arts and hinted at two new food options, including one that features the Figment character.

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The Death of Walt Disney's Private Dream City?

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis wants to end a wildly successful half-century experiment in municipal governance.

Miami Herald

Fabiola Santiago: My money is on Disney, mimosas and margaritas as DeSantis hits voters in the pocket

I’ll take Disney theme-park magic over Gov. Ron DeSantis’ fascist excesses anytime — and happily wear silly, flowered mouse ears on my head all day to broadcast my enthusiasm.

Daily Mirror

Walt Disney World launches 20% off hotel stays during 50th anniversary celebrations

A new Walt Disney World deal includes 20% off hotel rooms across a number of Disney Hotels at the Orlando resort during its 50th anniversary celebrations

Tribune News Service

Parades, haircuts, characters: Walt Disney World attractions still affected by pandemic

After two years of dealing with a pandemic, Florida’s theme parks are mostly back to normal in their operations. But there still are some pockets of entertainment that are closed or restricted because of COVID-19.

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