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There are many types of rides in Disneyland. Some rides, such as It’s a Small World, are engineered to carry several thousand people every hour. At the other extreme, rides such as Dumbo can accommodate only around 500 people an hour. Most rides fall somewhere in between, so we provide for each attraction an estimate (based on published information and

Tiana’s Bayou Adventure officially opened at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom on June 28th, and it will debut at Disneyland later in 2024. The Unofficial Guides team was among the very first to preview Disney’s new Princess and the Frog flume ride, and we have all the information you need to enjoy this E-ticket adventure.

Tammy Whiting, our Disney Cruise Line expert, is back from her first sailing to Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point, and she has so much to say about Disney’s newest private island destination! Here are 10 things of note. 1.  It All Begins with a Long Walk – The ships dock at the end of a long pier at Lookout Cay. After disembarking

Our ongoing Disney vs. Disney series usually compares two similar theme park attractions at different locations, but today we’re visiting Disneyland’s Fantasyland for a look at a pair of very different rides that occupy the same space. Whether you’re a fan of the Storybook Land Canal Boats or the Casey Jr. Circus Train, you’ll want to read today’s head-to-head matchup

Universal Orlando officially opens its newest kid-friendly area on June 14th, and we have your first in-depth Unofficial Guide to the adventures awaiting inside DreamWorks Land at Universal Studios Florida.