food IS a theme park
We’ve finally taken a trip down the bayou!
Tiana’s Bayou Adventure in Disney World’s Magic Kingdom
We’ve finally had a chance to ride Tiana’s Bayou Adventure in Disneyland and there’s one question on the minds of many Disney fans: Is it different than the version in Walt Disney World? After all, while both are refurbishments of Splash Mountain, there were a lot of differences between the respective East and West Coast versions of that attraction.
Who’s hungry?
Magic Kingdom
It’s that time of year when we ROUND up our TOP DISNEY WORLD RESTAURANTS that we think YOU should prioritize during your upcoming visit.
The Walt Disney Company just held its earnings call for the fourth and final quarter of fiscal year 2024, and we learned quite a bit about just how the company is doing financially.
Mickey Mouse
Between the parks and Disney Cruise Line, streaming services, and other aspects of the company, Disney reported having “record revenue and operating income for the full year.” But, all that extra money has to come from somewhere and someone — and boy, do we have some news for you.
Getting to stay at a Disney World hotel is a pretty special experience.
Coronado Springs club-level room
There’s nothing like the immersion and the convenience to really get you into the swing of your Disney World vacation. That being said, not every room in a Disney hotel is created equal! So let’s talk about a couple of rooms you’ll want to beware of for your next stay at a Disney World hotel!
Today is the Walt Disney Company’s quarter four earnings call, and we have been standing by to listen to all the updates!
©Disney | Walt Disney Company Headquarters
Typically, during these earnings calls, Disney gives us a look into how the company as a whole is doing. Disney has so many new projects on the horizon, including new movies and TV shows, new attractions, lands, and restaurants in the parks. Plus, more Disney cruise ships are on their way! There is a lot to look forward to at Disney World, but soon, another theme park will open in Central Florida, and Disney addressed it today during the call.
We are tuned into Disney’s fourth-quarter earnings call!
Animal Kingdom
Disney released their fourth-quarter earnings report this morning, followed by an earnings call to discuss the report. We are bringing you all the latest news and we may have just got a HUGE hint on when Disney World will be crowded next year.Â
Get ready Disney fans — there are BIG changes coming your way, this time in the world of streaming.
Disney+
Disney has already been cracking down on password sharing for its streaming services, revealed its streaming bundle with Max, discussed the Disney+ app getting an ESPN tile by the end of this year, and announced its new sports streaming service (Venu) (though the launch of that service has hit a snag). But MORE updates have been revealed.
The Walt Disney Company recently held its fourth quarter and final earnings call for the year, and we learned quite a bit about just how the company is doing overall.
Walt Disney Studios
With new lands coming to the Disney parks, new ships being added to Disney Cruise Line, plenty of new movies and shows coming to theaters and Disney+, and more, the future seems pretty bright for the Walt Disney Company. But Disney World and much of Florida were impacted in various ways by recent hurricanes, and now we have an idea of just how much.
Buckle up, folks. Disney has just made some HUGE announcements, and we’ve got all the details you need to know right here.
Magic Kingdom
On November 14th, 2024, Disney held its Earnings Call (and released its Earnings Report) for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2024. These earnings calls and reports typically provide some big reveals about how the company is doing financially when it comes to the theme parks, Disney+, and more — and this earnings call/report was no exception. So, let’s dive into the updates YOU need to know about.
WHAT is going on with the crowds in Disney World?
Entrance to EPCOT
During the Q3 earnings call in August of 2024, Disney revealed that demand for its domestic parks had been “flat.” (CEO Bob Iger had actually predicted that attendance would go down.) One Disney executive explained that higher-income consumers are traveling internationally more, while lower-income consumers are feeling a little bit of stress. Disney also warned that there could be a continuation of those trends in terms of the “top line.” So just what’s happening with the crowds now? Has demand gone up or down since we last heard from Disney? We’ve got an update.
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