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2026 EPCOT International Festival of the Arts: Dates and Offerings Revealed

EPCOT is about to turn the creativity dial all the way up! Disney has officially announced more details for the 2026 EPCOT International Festival of the Arts, and this year’s celebration is bursting with color, food, performances, and interactive fun. From imaginative culinary bites to dazzling gallery displays, fan-favorite Broadway concerts, and hands-on artistic surprises around every corner, this festival continues to be one of EPCOT’s most vibrant (and delicious) seasons. If you’re ready to eat, paint, sing, and smile your way around World Showcase, here’s everything coming to the 2026 Festival of the Arts!

By Jeremy Stein, ago

Everything Revealed About the Disney Villains-Themed Land, Products, and More at Destination D23  

At today’s “Disney Villains: Icons of Evil” panel at Destination D23, fans were treated to a frightfully fabulous lineup of reveals, announcements, and sneak peeks across Disney Parks, products, and experiences. From new details on the highly anticipated villains-themed land at Magic Kingdom to chilling entertainment coming to Disneyland, Disney Cruise Line, and Hong Kong Disneyland — plus limited-edition merch drops and a sinister Bath & Body Works collection — this panel proved that being bad has never looked so good. If you missed the mayhem, don’t worry… we’ve got a full recap of every deliciously dark detail below.

By Jeremy Stein, ago

New Details About the Architectural Inspirations for Villains-Themed Land at Magic Kingdom

The long-awaited Villains-themed land coming to Magic Kingdom is creeping closer to reality — and today, Disney revealed dazzling new details and early architectural inspirations that have fans buzzing. From gothic silhouettes to fire-lit spires, this new land promises to blend eerie elegance with iconic storytelling in a way that only Disney can. Whether you’re Team Maleficent or rooting for a Jafar comeback, it’s clear that our favorite baddies are about to get the spotlight they’ve always deserved.

By Jeremy Stein, ago

The Electric Mayhem Arrives at Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets

Get ready to turn the volume up to eleven — because Rock ’n’ Roller Coaster is about to jam with some brand-new stars! The legendary Muppets band, Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem, are rolling into Disney’s Hollywood Studios to bring their one-of-a-kind energy, humor, and music to this fan-favorite thrill ride. With high-speed twists, turns, and plenty of mayhem along the way, this reimagined experience promises to be the perfect mash-up of rock ’n’ roll adrenaline and Muppet-style comedy. Whether you’re a longtime fan of the Muppets or just love a good coaster, this new spin on a Disney classic is sure to hit all the right notes.

By Jeremy Stein, ago

New Magic Coming to Big Thunder Mountain Railroad at Disney World

Hold on to your hats and glasses, because the wildest ride in the wilderness is about to get even wilder! Disney has just announced brand-new magic coming to Big Thunder Mountain Railroad at Walt Disney World, bringing fresh storytelling and surprises to one of Magic Kingdom’s most beloved attractions. This classic runaway mine train is set to blend thrilling twists with new details that will keep both longtime fans and first-time riders on the edge of their seats. If you thought Big Thunder was already a must-do, the upcoming updates are sure to make it an even bigger crowd-pleaser.

By Jeremy Stein, ago

Disney Animation-Inspired Experience Coming to Disney’s Hollywood Studios

Something animated and absolutely magical is coming to Disney’s Hollywood Studios in 2026! The current home of Star Wars: Launch Bay will be reimagined into an all-new experience where animation takes center stage—and the characters are running the show. Topped with Mickey’s iconic Sorcerer Hat (hello, nostalgia!), this playful new space will let guests step into a whimsical version of the Disney Animation building, filled with interactive surprises, silly studio departments, and beloved characters who’ve come to life while the animators are away. From sketching your own character to watching portraits spring off the wall, this is one experience where imagination truly runs wild.

By Jeremy Stein, ago