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Animal Kingdom’s Indiana Jones Temple Gains Detailed Upper Facade
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Animal Kingdom’s Indiana Jones Temple Gains Detailed Upper Facade

New aerial photos show carved, painted panels installed across the upper tiers of the temple being built for Indiana Jones and the Myth of the Jade Serpent at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Lower sections remain unfinished, with additional panels staged nearby as construction continues toward a planned 2027 opening.

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Gazelle and Gary De’Snake Debut in Disney On Ice’s New Show
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Gazelle and Gary De’Snake Debut in Disney On Ice’s New Show

Disney On Ice’s “Spotlight Magic!” debuted at Orlando’s Kia Center with a new “Zootopia 2” segment featuring Gazelle and Gary De’Snake. The sequence also brings Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde onto the ice and appears immediately before the production’s finale.

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New Set Pieces Appear Inside Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure at EPCOT
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New Set Pieces Appear Inside Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure at EPCOT

Two oversized foreground props have been added to Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure at EPCOT, following Disney’s previously announced conversion of the attraction from 3D to 2D. The additions are intended to soften the visual seams between the ride’s screens and physical sets.

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Disney Reveals Animator’s Office Details Ahead of Hollywood Studios Opening
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Disney Reveals Animator’s Office Details Ahead of Hollywood Studios Opening

Walt Disney Imagineering has highlighted a collection of real animation-related artifacts hidden inside the Animator’s Office at The Magic of Disney Animation. The new experience is scheduled to open September 14, 2026, at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.

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Casita Tower Rises as Tropical Americas Construction Advances at Animal Kingdom
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Casita Tower Rises as Tropical Americas Construction Advances at Animal Kingdom

Steel framing for Casita’s central tower is now visible at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, where Tropical Americas is taking shape ahead of its scheduled 2027 opening. Construction is also progressing on the land’s carousel, village plaza, dining location, and Indiana Jones attraction.

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Efteling Sets Opening Date for Raveleijn Area and Ravenring Attraction
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Efteling Sets Opening Date for Raveleijn Area and Ravenring Attraction

Efteling has set an opening date for a new Raveleijn themed area in the Netherlands. The €20 million development will include the Ravenring attraction and a new stunt show, according to Blooloop.

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Trench Work Continues on Unnamed ‘Coco’ Ride at Disney California Adventure
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Trench Work Continues on Unnamed ‘Coco’ Ride at Disney California Adventure

Construction crews are continuing site work for an unnamed attraction inspired by Disney and Pixar’s Coco at Disney California Adventure. Recent activity includes trench digging, debris removal, tree planting and the presence of concrete trucks near the future ride site.

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Slinky Dog Dash Vehicle Found Stopped at Second Launch During Third Day of Closure
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Slinky Dog Dash Vehicle Found Stopped at Second Launch During Third Day of Closure

Slinky Dog Dash remained closed at Disney’s Hollywood Studios for a third consecutive day on September 2, 2026. Reports from WDW News Today and BlogMickey included photos of a ride vehicle stopped at the attraction’s second launch, with an open electrical panel visible nearby.

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Universal Nights Expands to Five Dates at Epic Universe
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Universal Nights Expands to Five Dates at Epic Universe

Universal Orlando Resort has added three dates to Universal Nights, its limited-capacity, separately ticketed after-hours event at Epic Universe. The event will now run on five nights this fall, with attraction access, entertainment, character interactions, specialty snacks and beverages included with admission.

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Universal Studios Florida Sets Final Animal Actors Performances for Nov. 2
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Universal Studios Florida Sets Final Animal Actors Performances for Nov. 2

Universal Orlando Resort will permanently close Animal Actors On Location! at Universal Studios Florida after its final performances on Nov. 2, 2026. The venue is expected to make way for a new experience, although Universal has not yet shared details about the future development.

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Satay by the Bay to Close as Gardens by the Bay Prepares Wetlands Development
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Satay by the Bay to Close as Gardens by the Bay Prepares Wetlands Development

Singapore’s Satay by the Bay will serve its final customers on Sept. 30 before the 1,000-seat foodcourt closes permanently. The site will become part of Wetlands by the Bay, a planned 5-hectare development scheduled to open in stages from the end of 2028.

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Disneyland Resort Announces 2026 Holiday Season Starting Nov. 13
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Disneyland Resort Announces 2026 Holiday Season Starting Nov. 13

The 2026 holiday season at Disneyland Resort will run from Nov. 13, 2026, through Jan. 6, 2027, with seasonal entertainment, attraction overlays, cultural performances, food and merchandise across the resort. World of Color – Season of Light will also return to Disney California Adventure on opening day.

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Balloon Tests Suggest Villains Land Could Approach Magic Kingdom’s Height Limit
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Balloon Tests Suggest Villains Land Could Approach Magic Kingdom’s Height Limit

New balloon tests shown by Walt Disney Imagineering provide an early look at the planned elevations of Villains Land and Piston Peak National Park. The footage suggests Maleficent’s fortress could become one of the most prominent themed elements in the new land.

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Report: Universal Studios Japan Could Expand Onto Osaka City Land
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Report: Universal Studios Japan Could Expand Onto Osaka City Land

Universal Studios Japan may expand onto nearly 15 acres of Osaka-owned land in a project reportedly costing up to $1.88 billion. Nikkei reported that the park could add attractions and pursue a lease agreement with Osaka’s municipal government around 2028, although Universal has not confirmed the plans.

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