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Disney Just Quietly Closed the Free Parking Trick Thousands of Guests Were Using
Disney has shut down a widely used free parking workaround at Disney Springs. Here's how the loophole worked and what guests need to know now.
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Royal Caribbean Is Pulling Its Biggest Ship From Galveston — But Texas Fans Have a Reason to Stay Excited
Royal Caribbean is moving Symphony of the Seas from Galveston to Fort Lauderdale for 2027, displacing thousands of booked guests. Here's what it means and what's coming to Texas instead.
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The Epic Universe Preview Center Is Gone — Here's What's Taking Its Place
Universal is permanently closing the Epic Universe Preview Center at CityWalk on April 13, 2026, and replacing it with a new Universal Legacy Store celebrating classic films and monsters.
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Oceania Cruises Is Giving the Marina a Head-to-Toe Makeover — Here's What's Changing
Oceania Cruises has announced an extensive refurbishment of its 1,250-guest ship Marina under the OceaniaNEXT program, with every stateroom, restaurant, and public space getting a complete redesign starting October 2026.
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Big Thunder Mountain Railroad Finally Has a Reopening Date — and a New Rule That Changes Everything for Families
Disney confirms Big Thunder Mountain Railroad will reopen May 3, 2026 at Magic Kingdom with new Rainbow Caverns sequence, refreshed trains, and a lower height requirement that opens the ride to more kids.
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The Cruise Industry's Biggest What-If: A 95% Cleaner Ship That Could Sail by 2031
German shipbuilder Meyer Werft unveiled Project Vision at Seatrade Cruise Global — a fully battery-electric cruise ship concept that could cut greenhouse gas emissions by 95 percent and be delivered as early as 2031.
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Princess Cruises Oversold a 30-Night South Pacific Voyage — and Passengers Are Paying the Price
Princess Cruises overbooked its 30-night Discovery Princess transpacific sailing departing April 7, 2026 — and is now asking passengers to voluntarily give up their cabins days before departure.
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Universal Fan Fest Nights Is Back — And This Year's Lineup Is Even Bigger
Universal Studios Hollywood's after-hours fan event returns April 23 with new Harry Potter, One Piece, Scooby-Doo, and Dungeons & Dragons experiences you won't find during regular park hours.
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Disney World Annual Passholders Are About to Save Big at the Table — Here's What You Need to Know
Disney just announced up to 40% off dining at select Walt Disney World restaurants this summer, exclusively for Annual Passholders, with some of the best table-service spots on the list.
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Royal Caribbean's New Credit Card Could Actually Pay for Your Next Cruise
Royal Caribbean Group partners with Bank of America to launch the Royal ONE and Royal ONE Plus credit cards — the cruise industry's first tri-branded cards working across Royal Caribbean, Celebrity Cruises, and Silversea.
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A Cruise Ship Just Ran Aground Next to the Cast Away Island in Fiji
Blue Lagoon Cruises' MV Fiji Princess struck a reef near Fiji's Monuriki Island, the famous filming location for Cast Away, forcing the evacuation of all 30 passengers and 31 crew aboard.
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Virgin Voyages Just Landed on the West Coast — and LA Cruising Will Never Be the Same
Brilliant Lady, the fourth ship in Virgin Voyages' adults-only fleet, arrives at the Port of Los Angeles for her West Coast debut, kicking off a full season of California coast and Alaska sailings.
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Gone Without Warning: NCL Quietly Killed the One Thing Cruisers Actually Loved About Its Shows
Norwegian Cruise Line has eliminated pre-cruise show reservations across its entire fleet, effective April 1, 2026 — and the reaction from passengers has been anything but quiet.
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Universal Orlando Is Quietly Clearing 87 Acres Next to Epic Universe — and Nobody's Talking
Aerial photos confirm Universal has graded a massive 87-acre site along Universal Boulevard near Epic Universe. No official word on what's coming, but the theories range from a transit hub to an entirely new entertainment district.
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Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin Returns With New Blasters, a New Robot Sidekick, and a Score System Worth Caring About
After eight months of refurbishment, Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin reopens at Magic Kingdom on April 8 with handheld blasters, a new character named Buddy, redesigned ride vehicles, and a completely overhauled scoring system.
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Carnival Drops Tracy Arm Fjord From Every Alaska Sailing This Summer
Carnival Cruise Line has removed Tracy Arm Fjord from all 2026 Alaska itineraries following a landslide and tsunami, rerouting ships to Endicott Arm instead.
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Thinking About Epic Universe This Month? Read This Before You Go
Spring break crowds at Epic Universe have reached a breaking point, with guests and travel insiders urging visitors to reconsider April trips. Here's what's happening and what you should know before you go.
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Disney World Wants You to Show Up Late This Summer — And They're Paying You to Do It
Disney World is selling a new After 2 PM Ticket for summer 2026 that cuts up to $62 per day off regular admission — but the afternoon-only window comes with trade-offs worth knowing about.
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Royal Caribbean's Hero of the Seas Is Coming — and It's Bigger Than Anything You've Seen Before
Royal Caribbean officially unveiled Hero of the Seas, the fourth Icon Class ship, arriving in Miami in August 2027 with nine pools, 28 dining venues, and a three-story family suite.
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MSC's Biggest Ship Is Pulling Out of the Middle East — and Heading to the Caribbean Instead
MSC Cruises has cancelled the MSC World Europa's entire 2026-27 Middle East season, citing ongoing regional conflict, and is redirecting the vessel to the Southern Caribbean for winter itineraries.
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