Walt Disney World is offering kids free dining all throughout next year with the purchase of an adult dining plan. Children ages 3-9 staying at one of the Disney Resort hotels will be able to eat ...

The Federal Communications Commission is investigating ABC and parent company Disney over its diversity, equity and inclusion actions, FCC Chair Brendan Carr announced Friday on social media.

The era of Disney trying to turn every animated movie into a live-action blockbuster might be coming to an end, as it’s been reported that the planned Tangled live-action remake has been ...

Walt Disney World might have just become a little more affordable for families with young children. Throughout all of 2026, kids ages 3 to 9 who are staying at one of the Disney Resort hotels can ...

The chair of the Federal Communications Commission said on social media Friday he asked the enforcement bureau of the FCC to open an investigation into Disney and ABC over concerns that the ...

For the first time since 2019, Walt Disney World will have both of its water parks open at the same time. Blizzard Beach will celebrate its 30th anniversary throughout April before closing briefly ...

Disney World has quietly raised its prices for next year, turning the screws on family vacations. Walt Disney World put its 2026 tickets on sale on Tuesday, and eagle-eyed observers noticed the ...

Walt Disney World will offer free meals to kids aged 3-9 starting in 2026, requiring families to sign up for a dining plan. Walt Disney World on Monday announced that it will offer free meals to ...

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr announced a new investigation into "DEI practices" at Disney and its flagship company ABC via X Friday. "I have asked the @FCC's Enforcement Bureau to open an ...

The drama and controversies culminating in the poor box-office opening of Walt Disney Studios’ live-action "Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs" is just one of several difficult moments that the ...

Disney’s live-action Snow White has officially taken its place in the studio’s Hall of Box Office Disasters, projected to burn a staggering $115 million hole in the House of Mouse’s pockets.

Brendan Carr, the head of the Federal Communications Commission, is now investigating Disney over its DEI practices. Carr has already announced similar DEI investigations into Comcast and Verizon.