Jeremy sits down with acclaimed theme park journalist, Disney food expert, and author Carly Caramanna for a fascinating conversation about Disney food history, nostalgia, storytelling, and her upcoming book, The Unofficial Disney Parks Retro Cookbook.
Halloween season is creeping back into the Disneyland Resort, and Disney has officially shared all the spooky details for this year’s fall festivities. From the return of fan-favorite entertainment and seasonal overlays to festive food, merchandise, and special events across both parks, there’s plenty for guests to look forward to. Check out Disney’s full announcement below for everything coming to Disneyland Resort this Halloween season.
We’re recapping a packed Disney trip that took us from Blizzard Beach to EPCOT, from a one-night resort stay to Banana Ball, and finally to Disney’s Animal Kingdom for breakfast, snacks, shopping, and Disney’s new Bluey experience.
We’re putting two of Walt Disney World’s most beloved Deluxe Resorts head-to-head as Disney’s Yacht Club Resort takes on Disney’s Beach Club Resort. These sister resorts may share Stormalong Bay and a prime Crescent Lake location, but they offer two very different vacation vibes — and we’re breaking it all down to decide which one comes out on top.
Disney has announced new updates coming to Carousel of Progress at Magic Kingdom, including refreshed scenes set in new decades featuring John, Sarah, and the rest of the family as they navigate evolving technology through the years. Imagineers say the goal is to make the attraction more relatable to today’s guests while preserving the nostalgic charm fans love, including the iconic “There’s a Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow” theme song. The refresh will also focus heavily on authentic details, practical effects, and decade-accurate props, music, fashion, and artwork throughout the attraction.
Disney’s Hollywood Studios is about to get even more animated. Disney has officially shared new details on “The Magic of Disney Animation,” a brand-new immersive experience inspired by Walt Disney Animation Studios and the beloved short film “Once Upon a Studio.”
We’re recapping a wild Walt Disney World weekend that included car camping at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground, trying out Lightning Lane Multi Pass over two full park days, eating our way around property, and finally getting to experience newly reopened attractions like Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster, Smuggler’s Run, Big Thunder Mountain, Space Ranger Spin, and Soarin.
We break down our lunch buffet experience, from the atmosphere and character interactions to the food quality, variety, desserts, service, and overall value at Hollywood and Vine inside Disney’s Hollywood Studios. We’ll talk about what stood out, what fell flat, and whether Hollywood & Vine deserves its often mixed reputation among Walt Disney World fans.
Heading to Disneyland this summer? Disney just dropped the full 2026 summer playbook — and there’s actually some real value in here.
The Mandalorian and Grogu hits theaters Friday, May 22 — and Disney is going FULL galactic takeover across the parks to match.