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Disney Cruise ship rescues 4 from disabled catamaran hundreds of miles off Bermuda
Officials say a cruise ship rescued four people from a disabled catamaran taking on water hundreds of miles off the coast of Bermuda.
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Fired Disney employee allegedly hacked menu system to falsely claim certain foods did not contain peanuts, complaint says
Michael Scheuer was fired in June for alleged misconduct, the criminal complaint says, adding that the termination was contentious and not amicable.
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What is Disney's Lightning Lane Premier Pass?
Disney will offer a new line-skipping pass at its resorts starting this month.
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Disney World announces skip-the-line Lightning Lane Premier Pass: What to know
Parkgoers who want to skip lines at Walt Disney World have a new option, but it will cost you.
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Disney to ditch Slack following July data breach
The company’s Slack server was hacked in July, leading to more than a terabyte of company data being leaked to the public.
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Major changes at Disney parks divide fans
At Disney’s D23 convention, a flurry of new announcements thrilled adult fans. Then, they found out what was being replaced.
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Disney drops bid to get lawsuit from NY doc's allergy death tossed based on Disney+ signup
Disney had argued that Jeffrey Piccolo had agreed to settle any lawsuits out of court when he signed up for Disney+. But now the media giant is dropping their bid to dismiss a lawsuit stemming from an allergy-related death of a Long Island doctor.
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Disney says man can't sue over wife's death because he agreed to Disney+ terms of service
Jeffrey J. Piccolo filed a wrongful death lawsuit after his wife, Dr. Kanokporn Tangsuan, died after consuming food containing allergens at a restaurant in Disney World.
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Disney's Goofy character isn't actually a dog — or a cow
Fun fact: Disney’s beloved character Goofy is not, contrary to popular belief, a dog like his trusty friend Pluto. Nor is he a cow like Clarabelle. Find out his species.
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From villains to Indiana Jones: Everything we learned at Disney's parks panel at the 2024 D23 Expo
Disney’s classic baddies are getting their own theme park land at the Magic Kingdom in Orlando, Florida.
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The live-action ‘Snow White' trailer is out! Watch the modern take on the Disney classic
Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, the first trailer for Disney’s “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” live-action adaption is here.
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In a reversal, Disney's media assets are starting to generate more excitement than its parks
For the first time in more than two years, Disney’s media assets are outshining the parks division
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Thousands of Disneyland workers vote to authorize a strike
The authorization doesn’t mean a strike will happen immediately, and both sides could reach a deal that averts a walkout. If a strike does occur, it would be the first at Disneyland in 40 years.
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Onboard forests, street markets and reefs: Disney releases details about its new cruise in Singapore
The Disney Adventure will sail three- and four-night voyages from Singapore starting in 2025, with the capacity to carry some 6,700 passengers on board.
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Attraction starring Disney's first Black princess replaces ride based on film many viewed as racist
A new attraction starring the first Black Disney princess is opening at the company’s theme parks in Florida and California.
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Tiana's Bayou Adventure to debut June 28 at Magic Kingdom
Tiana’s Bayou Adventure keeps Splash Mountain’s DNA as a log-flume ride, but it’s infused with music, scenery and animatronic characters inspired by “Princess and the Frog.”
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Disneyland employee dies after falling from moving golf cart in theme park backstage
A Disneyland employee has died after falling from a moving golf cart in the backstage area of the Southern California theme park.
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Disney to crack down on guests who misuse disability service to skip lines
If you have ever faked a disability to skip lines at Walt Disney World, you could receive a lifetime ban from the “happiest place on Earth.”
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‘Halloweentown' costars Kimberly J. Brown and Daniel Kountz get married
Kimberly J. Brown and Daniel Kountz, who played Marnie and Kal in the 2001 movie “Halloweentown II: Kalabar’s Revenge,” tied the knot in a Southern California wedding.
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Disney's parks are its top money maker — and it plans to spend $60 billion to keep it that way
Disney’s parks unit is thriving as its studio and streaming businesses stagnate, and it’s investing in innovations and new attractions.