Space Mountain to celebrate 50 years in Walt Disney World
Space Mountain in Walt Disney World celebrates 50 years of operation. Initially opening on January 15, 1975, Space Mountain, an indoor steel rollercoaster themed to space travel, has been a staple of Tomorrowland, the area of the Magic Kingdom park where the ride resides.
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The popular Disney World ride Big Thunder Mountain Railroad closed recently and won’t reopen until 2026. The attraction, ...
Walt Disney World honored a 100-year-old World War II veteran surrounded by loved ones in Magic Kingdom on Friday evening ...
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Rockwork Torn Away on Big Thunder Mountain Railroad at Magic KingdomCrews are moving quickly on the intensive refurbishment of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad at Magic Kingdom, which closed a ...
The Magic Kingdom wasn’t Disney’s first theme park, but as the heart of the sprawling vacation destination known as Walt Disney World, it’s the most important of the 12 parks that bear the ...
Space Mountain, the roller coaster that launched Walt Disney World into a new era, turns 50 years old this month. The ride, a key part of Magic Kingdom’s first major expansion, opened to the ...
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New Valentine’s Day & Class of 2025 Pandora Charms at Walt Disney WorldTwo new Pandora charms available at Walt Disney World mark Valentine's Day 2025 and this year's graduating class.
On Saturday, January 11, the Fossil Fun Games ran out of exclusive DinoLand U.S.A.-themed prizes. In the weeks before the final closure, Walt Disney World Resort slowly replaced the plush toys with ...
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Walt Disney World celebrates 50 years of Space MountainBlasting off from Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World Resort, Space Mountain has delighted guests with a thrilling ...
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I’m a Rope Drop Expert, and These Are My Top Tips for Magic KingdomWant to rope drop Magic Kingdom? A Disney World expert is sharing their best tips on how to make the most of the exeprience.
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