Disneyland last week file a series of confidential building permits for demolition of a portion of the Hollywood Backlot area ...

All CA Resident Park Hopper Ticket Offer users must be California Residents. Tickets expire May 21, 2026, and are not valid ...

Welcome to the new home (and new look) of MousePlanet! We’re currently performing a long overdue replatforming of our site to utilize newer technology and provide a cleaner experience for you, our ...

What is the deal with Disney theme parks and trying to incorporate a circus into a distinctly Disney experience? When Walt produced the short-lived Mickey Mouse Club Circus at Disneyland (November 25, ...

Walt Disney World's Shades of Green resort originally opened as a Disney-owned resort known simply as the Golf Resort in December 1973, with roughly 150 rooms. The Golf Resort was originally a ...

At Disney's Wilderness Lodge that opened May 28, 1994, the Walt Disney Imagineers attempted to maintain a linear time lime for the entire area that is divided into three distinct-but-connected ...

On June 16, 1955, about one month before the opening of Disneyland, the Disney Studios released my second favorite Disney animated feature, Lady and the Tramp (my first favorite is Dumbo, from 1941).

“There is more treasure in books than in all the pirates' loot on Treasure Island and at the bottom of the Spanish Main…and best of all, you can enjoy these riches every day of your life,” stated Walt ...

At the dedication of the Magic Kingdom on October 25, 1971, Roy O. Disney, the 78-year-old brother of the fabled Walt Disney who had died nearly five years earlier, stood stiffly by the flagpole in ...

On Tuesday afternoon Disney announced that Disney Parks International President Jill Estorino will replace Thomas Mazloum as the new President of the Disneyland Resort. In turn, Thomas Mazloum has ...

Last week, I discussed Walt Disney's early fondness for trains. This week, I will talk about how that fondness grew into him actually building and operating trains. Here is an excerpt from Railroad ...

Michael Eisner, former chairman and CEO of the Walt Disney Company, coined the term “Entertainment Architecture” to define the concept that he wanted the architecture outside the boundaries of the ...