Walt Disney Presents Turns into Disney World Preview Center for Carsland, Monsters Inc Retheme and More

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October 13, 2025

First Look! Disney World Previews Cars Land, Monsters, Inc., etc. Updates at Walt Disney Presents

Disney’s Hollywood Studios has transformed Walt Disney Presents into a new preview center showcasing exciting additions coming to Walt Disney World, including a Monsters, Inc. land, the Cars area, and the reimagined Tropical Americas land.

The display case previously used by Walt Disney Imagineering Presents to showcase the Disney Cruise Line ship, the Disney Wish, has been updated. Since 2021, it featured the cruise ship, but the exhibit closed last month. It now holds models and concept art (“assets”) for exciting new park projects: Monstropolis, Tropical Americas, and Piston Peak.

Monstropolis is coming to Disney’s Hollywood Studios, anchored by the long-anticipated Monsters, Inc. door coaster. This new land will replace the former Muppets Courtyard, including MuppetVision 3D, which closed this past summer. Here is the official description of the land from the current display:

“Monstropolis

After years spent scaring us, monsters are finally welcoming humans into Monstropolis with an all new themed land inspired by the beloved Monsters, Inc. film franchise. Coming to Disney’s Hollywood Studios, the land will feature shopping, dining, and the first-ever suspended coaster in a Disney park. As in the film, guests will first be hoisted into the air — via a unique vertical-lift system — before zooming off on a thrilling ride through the iconic Door Vault.”

The exhibit features full-color maquettes of Sulley and Mike, which are actually repurposed models from Monsters University. On the surrounding walls, you’ll find all the previously released concept art for Monstropolis. This includes several key pieces: a detailed look at the scream canister-inspired ride vehicles speeding past Mike, Sulley, and Boo with her door; a clear view of the new Monsters, Inc. façade; the wide aerial concept art that has already been displayed on the construction walls around Muppets Courtyard; and a piece showing Sulley interacting with human guests on the ground in the town.

While other specific attractions haven’t been officially announced, the concept art strongly suggests a reimagining of the MuppetVision 3D theater and PizzeRizzo. The current Mama Melrose’s Ristorante Italiano is also slated to become Harryhausen’s. Although many of the Muppets Courtyard buildings will be reused in the new land, the Stage 1 Company Store was completely demolished.

Tropical Americas is set to replace DinoLand U.S.A. at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. The new land will feature several major additions, including the world’s first Encanto ride and a carousel showcasing Disney animals. A headlining attraction will be an Indiana Jones ride, which is a reimagining of DINOSAUR, the attraction scheduled to close permanently next February. The detailed model of the land currently in the display case was originally unveiled at D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event.

The display sign reads:

“Tropical Americas

A vibrant new land is coming to Disney’s Animal Kingdom, transporting guests into the lush rainforests and exciting stories of the Tropical Americas. Extensive Imagineering research has produced a sprawling land, rich with detail and authenticity. It will feature a central fountain, a quick-service restaurant, a hand-carved carousel and two signature attractions — the first-ever Encanto-themed ride-through experience and a new Indiana Jones adventure unlike any other in the world.”

The Tropical Americas land will feature the fictional, “lived-in” village of Pueblo Esperanza, centered around a fountain where villagers gather to share stories. According to the lore, a local woodcarver created the land’s carousel, with seats representing beloved animals like Kevin from Up.

Like Monstropolis, Tropical Americas will reuse several existing DinoLand buildings, including Restaurantosaurus, while guests enter the land through an archway and pass a clocktower. The area will also introduce a new playground to replace The Boneyard.

The headlining Encanto ride will focus on the day Antonio received his gift of speaking to animals. Guests will enter the magical Casita and board furniture-themed ride vehicles. This attraction will occupy the former site of Chester & Hester’s Dino-Rama at the back of the land.

The Indiana Jones ride, expected to be similar to the iconic attractions at Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea (since it uses the same ride system and track as the current DINOSAUR attraction), will feature a brand-new story. The ride will be set in a Mayan temple (complete with a new façade shown on the model) where Indy investigates rumors of a mythical creature. Previously released concept art on the back wall showcases the temple, Indiana Jones, the carousel, Casita, and Encanto characters. Tropical Americas is slated for completion in 2027.

Piston Peak is an expansion coming to Frontierland in Magic Kingdom. This Cars-themed area will occupy the former site of Rivers of America and Tom Sawyer Island, which permanently closed this past July.

The sign at this display reads:

“Frontierland – Piston Peak

Get those all-terrain tires ready, because Piston Peak National Park is coming to Magic Kingdom. Inspired by the Disney and Pixar Cars universe, this reimagined area of Frontierland will invite guests to explore the natural wonders of the American “wheelderness.” In addition to stunning views and iconic characters, the area will feature two all-new original attractions — a thrilling rally race around the park and a second experience that will be fun for the whole family.”

Piston Peak, an extension of Frontierland at Magic Kingdom, is inspired by the Rocky Mountains and designed to represent a distinct American landscape, carefully crafted with strategic sightlines by Imagineers. A “fun map” of the area reveals planned water features and a barrel bridge, paying tribute to the former Rivers of America and Tom Sawyer Island.

The exhibit includes two pieces of previously released concept art for the area’s off-road rally race ride, showing cars speeding through a wilderness setting. On display are concept sketches of the ride vehicles, each designed to have a unique personality.

The area will also feature maquettes of Lightning McQueen and Mater, as well as an original character, Ranger J. Autobahn Woodlore, who is based on Ranger J. Audubon Woodlore from classic Disney cartoons. While specific details about the family-friendly attraction have yet to be announced, the artwork confirms its thrilling racing theme.

Which new area are you most looking forward to at Disney World?

Tron Ares Disappointing Box Office Numbers Revealed for Opening Weekend

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Sara

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October 12, 2025

TRON ARES Box Office Tally: Opening Weekend Figures Released

Disney’s sci-fi sequel, Tron Ares, stumbled out of the gate, earning a weak $33.5 million from 4,000 North American theaters in its opening weekend. This is a particularly poor showing given the film’s massive $180 million production budget (not counting marketing costs). Compounding the issue, the decades-old franchise has never been a commercial powerhouse. Internationally, the film fared only slightly better, adding just $27 million for a disappointing $60 million global total through Sunday.

While the studio had aimed for a solid domestic opening of $45 million to $50 million, Tron: Ares ultimately fell short of expectations. The film, a PG-13 visual spectacle known for its neon-hued action, did manage to draw crowds to premium large formats. Screens like Imax, Dolby, and 3D accounted for a significant 67% of total ticket sales.

Although Tron: Ares received a respectable “B+” CinemaScore from exit polls, suggesting general audience approval, the futuristic adventure struggled to expand beyond its core demographic. The audience skewed heavily male (nearly 70% of opening weekend crowds), which limited its box office potential. As a result, the film’s final weekend tally significantly underperformed the prior installment, 2010’s Tron: Legacy, which opened to $44 million (unadjusted for inflation).

However, it did massively outperform the 1982 original, which launched with $4.7 million before becoming a cult classic. The newest installment stars Jared Leto, Greta Lee, and Evan Peters, and was directed by Pirates of the Caribbean alum Joachim Rønning. It follows a timely plot about humanity’s first contact with AI as an advanced program enters the physical world.

According to David A. Gross of Franchise Entertainment Research, although Tron: Ares was “tracking well,” interest “stalled during the last 10 days and the opening dropped.” However, Gross remains optimistic about the film’s international prospects. He points out that the science fiction genre generally performs well overseas, stating, “This is effects-driven, good-guys-versus-bad-guys storytelling that’s understood and well-liked across all cultures.”

Did you go see Tron Ares this weekend?

Sigourney Weaver Says New Alien Movie Script is “Very Strong”

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Chris B

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October 12, 2025

Sigourney Weaver Says New Alien Movie Script is Very Strong

**Sigourney Weaver Teases ‘Extraordinary’ New Alien Script — and Confirms Talks with Disney and Fox**

Nearly half a century after Ellen Ripley first faced off against a xenomorph, Sigourney Weaver says she’s seen the start of a new chapter for the Alien franchise — and it’s “quite extraordinary.”

Speaking at a New York Comic Con “Alien” reunion panel, Weaver revealed that longtime Alien producer Walter Hill has written the first 50 pages of a script exploring “where Ripley would be now.” She called the material “very strong” and said she’s already had a meeting with Fox and Disney executives about the project. This, according to reporting by Variety.

“I don’t know if it’s going to happen,” Weaver said during the panel, moderated by Josh Horowitz. “I’ve never felt the need [to reprise the role]. I was always like, ‘Let her rest, let her recover.’ But what Walter has written seems so true to me… it’s about the society that would incarcerate someone who tried to help mankind, but she’s seen as a problem to them, so she’s sort of tucked away.”

Weaver appeared alongside co-star Veronica Cartwright, who played Lambert in the original 1979 film. The two reflected on the Alien legacy and the film’s early reception, with Cartwright recalling how audiences “got up out of their seats and left the theater” during the now-iconic chestburster scene.

Weaver last portrayed Ripley in Alien: Resurrection (1997), though she’s remained closely associated with the franchise through various anniversary events and collaborations. Her comments mark the strongest indication yet that the character could make a return under Disney’s stewardship of the property, which now includes the FX series Alien: Earth and an upcoming Alien: Romulus sequel.

In the meantime, Weaver’s staying plenty busy across the galaxy — she’ll next appear as Kiri in James Cameron’s “Avatar: Fire and Ash” this December, and she’s also set to join the Star Wars universe in next summer’s The Mandalorian & Grogu.

So, is Ripley ready to wake up from cryosleep one last time? As Weaver herself said, it all depends on whether those “extraordinary” first 50 pages find their way to the big screen.

Epcot’s Spaceship Earth Entrance Repainted Ahead of Reopening

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Chris B

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October 12, 2025

Epcot's Spaceship Earth Entrance Repainted Ahead of Reopening

Spaceship Earth Entrance Gets Fresh New Look Ahead of Reopening at EPCOT

EPCOT’s icon is getting a little extra polish before guests return to journey through time once again. The entrance to Spaceship Earth has been freshly repainted as part of its ongoing refurbishment, revealing a cleaner, brighter color palette that gives the attraction’s front plaza a crisp new look ahead of reopening later this month.

The curved blue and white walls that frame the entrance have received a complete refresh. While the geometric design remains unchanged, the blue tones appear more vivid, and the lighter sections now lean closer to gray-white hues instead of the previous pale blue. The result is a modernized, high-contrast finish that pairs beautifully with the gleaming silver panels of the geodesic sphere above.

Spaceship Earth has been closed since late August for refurbishment, which included the replacement of exterior panels and interior updates. According to Disney, the attraction is set to reopen on October 25, restoring the park’s signature storytelling journey through human innovation and communication.

This exterior refresh brings a renewed sense of “progress and promise” to EPCOT’s front gateway—perfect timing as the park continues to evolve its look and feel with ongoing updates throughout World Celebration.

2026 Disney World After Hours Ticket Prices & Dates Announced

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October 12, 2025

Disney After Hours Returns to Magic Kingdom, Epcot and Hollywood Studios in

2026 Disney World After Hours Ticket Prices & Dates Announced

Full 2026 Disney After Hours Prices Revealed for Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, and Hollywood Studios

Disney fans, mark your calendars and maybe set aside a few extra Mickey dollars: the full lineup and pricing for 2026 Disney After Hours events have been released, covering Magic Kingdom, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and EPCOT.

For those new to the experience, Disney After Hours events are separately ticketed nighttime offerings where crowds are limited, wait times are shorter, and guests can enjoy free ice cream novelties, popcorn, and select bottled beverages while exploring attractions under the stars.

Tickets are already on sale for select Disney Resort hotel guests, with sales opening to all guests on October 14, 2025.

Here’s a quick breakdown of what to expect in 2026:

Magic Kingdom After Hours
Running select nights from January 12 through July 27, prices range from $175 to $199 depending on the date. Guests can enter the park as early as 7 p.m., and the event officially runs from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Returning this year is the fan-favorite Disney Enchantment fireworks spectacular, shown exclusively during After Hours events.

Disney’s Hollywood Studios After Hours
The event returns from January 14 through September 12, with tickets ranging from $155 to $189. Times vary slightly, with most nights running 9:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m., and select later nights extending to 1:30 a.m. Attractions like Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance, Slinky Dog Dash, and Tower of Terror are all part of the fun. Annual Passholders and Disney Vacation Club Members can save $30 per ticket.

EPCOT After Hours
Back for another year of late-night fun under Spaceship Earth’s glow, EPCOT’s After Hours will run from January 22 through September 24, with prices ranging from $155 to $179. Expect walk-ons for popular attractions like Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind and Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure, plus exclusive access to select World Showcase pavilions. Passholders and DVC Members again receive $30 off admission.

With new entertainment like Disney Enchantment returning and the expanded date range stretching deep into summer, 2026 is shaping up to be one of the most robust After Hours seasons yet.

Mickey & Minnie Vacation Fun at Disney’s Hollywood Studios Temporarily Closing for Refurbishment

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Chris B

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October 12, 2025

Mickey & Minnie Vacation Fun at Disney's Hollywood Studios Temporarily Closing for Refurbishment

`Vacation Fun’ at Disney’s Hollywood Studios Closing for Refurbishment Later This Month

According to the latest Walt Disney World refurbishment schedule, the Mickey Shorts Theater attraction will close beginning October 20, 2025, with Disney noting that it will reopen “later this year.” While no specific reopening date or project details have been announced, this marks the first extended downtime for the show since its brief refresh in spring 2024.

Located just steps away from Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway, Vacation Fun gives guests a chance to enjoy a lively collection of shorts in the same animation style as the ride. The theater is also home to a variety of themed photo backdrops inspired by the episodes, making it a favorite stop for families and fans of the mischievous mouse duo.

Disney Hollywood Studios Removes Animation Courtyard from Park Maps

Disney hasn’t revealed whether this refurbishment will include updates to the film, new scenes, or simply routine maintenance, but with the park’s growing focus on Pixar and animation-based attractions, it’ll be interesting to see if any new surprises are added when the show returns.

New Trademark Filing Suggests ‘Monstropolis’ Will Be Name of Monsters, Inc. Land

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Chris B

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October 12, 2025

New Trademark Filing Suggests 'Monstropolis' Will Be Name of Monsters, Inc Land

Disney’s New Monsters, Inc. Land at Hollywood Studios May Officially Be Called “Monstropolis”

It looks like the monster-sized project already taking shape at Disney’s Hollywood Studios just got a name. Disney has officially filed a new trademark for “Monstropolis,” the city from Monsters, Inc., strongly hinting that this will be the title of the park’s upcoming land based on the Pixar favorite.

While construction has been visibly underway in the former Muppets Courtyard area and surrounding backstage space, this trademark marks the first clear indication of how Disney intends to brand the new expansion. “Monstropolis” isn’t just any title—it’s the home of Mike, Sulley, and Boo in the films, making it a fitting name for a land designed to drop guests right into the heart of the monster world.

Permits and site work have already pointed to a massive show building themed to the Monsters, Inc. door factory, rumored to contain a next-generation suspended coaster recreating the iconic chase through the swinging doors. The land is also expected to include a new stage show replacing Muppet*Vision 3D, a reimagined PizzeRizzo, and the debut of Harryhausen’s, the film’s fan-favorite sushi spot.

Even with all the ongoing construction, Disney has yet to officially announce the project—meaning this “Monstropolis” trademark may be our biggest clue yet that the monsters’ world will be coming to life under that name. It’s a move that lines up perfectly with Disney’s trend of creating immersive lands directly tied to their on-screen counterparts, like Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge and Toy Story Land.

Shakira Releases New Song “Zoo” from Disney’s “Zootopia 2”

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Catherine

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October 12, 2025

Shakira Unleashes “Zoo,” the Wild New Anthem for Disney’s “Zootopia 2”

The animal metropolis of Zootopia is already buzzing with its biggest star back in the recording booth! Walt Disney Animation Studios has officially released “Zoo,” the all-new original song featured in the highly anticipated animated adventure, Zootopia 2.

The electrifying new single is performed by Shakira, who not only lends her vocals to the track but also returns to voice Zootopia’s biggest pop sensation, Gazelle, a role she originated in the 2016 Oscar®-winning film.

A Star-Studded Collaboration

“Zoo” brings together a powerhouse trio of songwriters: the music and lyrics were written by Ed Sheeran, Blake Slatkin, and Shakira herself. The song was then produced by a stellar team consisting of Blake Slatkin, Alex (A.C.) Castillo, Shakira, and Ed Sheeran.

The track is already poised to become a new fan favorite, echoing the success of the original film’s breakout anthem, “Try Everything,” which has garnered an astounding 2.7 billion streams worldwide to date. For collectors and dedicated fans, “Zoo” will also be available as a collectible 7-inch purple vinyl single.

The Sound of Zootopia

“Zoo” offers the first major taste of the music accompanying the new adventure. The full Zootopia 2 score, composed by Academy Award®-winner Michael Giacchino (who also scored the original film), will be available as part of the complete soundtrack launching on Friday, November 21.

The film itself hits theaters shortly after on Wednesday, November 26.

The Mystery Heats Up

In Zootopia 2, the celebrated rookie cops, Judy Hopps (voiced by Ginnifer Goodwin) and Nick Wilde (voiced by Jason Bateman), are drawn into a twisting, high-stakes mystery. The city is turned upside down by the arrival of the mysterious Gary De’Snake (voiced by Ke Huy Quan).

To crack the case, Judy and Nick must venture undercover into unexpected new parts of town, where their growing partnership will be tested like never before.

The ensemble voice cast features a mix of returning favorites and exciting newcomers, including Fortune Feimster, Andy Samberg, Idris Elba, Patrick Warburton, and Quinta Brunson, alongside the returning Ginnifer Goodwin, Jason Bateman, Nate Torrence, and Shakira.

Zootopia 2 is directed by the Oscar®-winning team of Disney Animation chief creative officer Jared Bush and Byron Howard, and produced by Yvett Merino. The animated adventure promises to be a wild, thrilling, and musical ride when it opens in theaters on November 26.

Disney Installs New Carpet in Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort Lobby

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Catherine

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October 12, 2025

A Grand Refresh: New Carpet and Updates Unveil at Disney’s Grand Floridian Lobby

The Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa is continuing its comprehensive lobby overhaul, and the latest, most noticeable change is the installation of vibrant, brand-new carpet in the main atrium. Crews have been diligently working, transforming the resort’s iconic Victorian-inspired entrance, with the carpet replacement being a major step in the ongoing project.

Carpet Replacement: Out with the Old, In with the Bold

The extensive work began with sections of the lobby’s center being blocked off, and the old, well-worn, and faded carpet was carefully ripped up for replacement. For a few days, the entire central space was enclosed by curtains to allow crews the room and privacy to work, with gray carpet underlayment visible where the old flooring once lay.

By October 9, the transformation was significant. All the old carpet was gone, and the brand-new carpet had been laid out, showcasing a striking difference. While both the old and new designs feature a Victorian-inspired floral theme, the new carpeting is far more vibrant and detailed.

A New Look Underfoot

The revamped design features bigger flowers that take up more of the space compared to the older pattern, which had a simpler green dotted section around its exterior.

The main color of the carpet’s center is a blue hue, consistent with the new flooring in the check-in area, and features a dark filigree pattern.
The large, eye-catching flowers are rendered in shades of pink, purple, blue, and yellow.

The replacement is expected to be finished quickly, allowing the Grand Floridian to soon reopen some of the lobby’s lounge space to guests.

Planters, Lighting, and the Birdcage Bar

Beyond the flooring, crews are addressing other elements of the spacious lobby:

Planters: Repainting is underway on the planters, and paneling has been removed from some of the surrounding walls, suggesting they are being refurbished or replaced. The planters, with the exception of those around the birdcage bar, had largely been untouched during the earlier phases of construction.
Lighting: Guests also noticed several new lamp shades laid out, indicating an upcoming refresh of the lobby’s lighting fixtures.
Walkways: Despite the active construction, walkways remain open around the perimeter of the lobby, ensuring guests can still easily move through the area.

Birdcage Bar Progress and a New Mural

The last few days have also brought considerable progress to the Birdcage Bar. Crews have been actively installing faux wood paneling and counters, a step that appears nearly complete.

Adding a final flourish to the area, the birdcage elevator is now back open, featuring a stunning new mural painted on the wall around its doors. The art depicts a beautiful scene of a vine-covered trellis, palm trees, and birds. While work in this specific area isn’t fully complete—with more likely to be painted on the white paneling above the doors—the new mural adds a fresh, elegant touch to the space.

The Grand Floridian’s lobby continues its grand refurbishment, promising a refreshed, polished, and beautifully detailed environment for all its future guests.

Disneyland Hotel Gets Ghoul-tastic for the Halloween Season!

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Sara

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October 12, 2025

Disneyland Hotel: Halloween Decorations Revealed

The Disneyland Hotel is all decked out for Halloween! Guests can now enjoy the festive decorations, which include everything from a giant edible display to themed nods to The Haunted Mansion, alongside classic Mickey pumpkins.

Upon entering the Disneyland Hotel, guests are greeted by three autumnal fall bouquets. The backdrop of the entry area features a highly detailed, spooky tribute to The Haunted Mansion’s Stretching Room. The display includes the four memorable portraits—the tightrope walker, The Ambassador, The Black Widow, and The Quicksand Men—all positioned between two candle-holding gargoyles and set against the iconic striped wallpaper. Adding the finishing touch, the text above reads, “Welcome to the Disneyland Hotel.”

Near Goofy’s Kitchen and the Broken Spell Lounge, a large, festive Mickey pumpkin edible display immediately puts guests in the Halloween spirit. This elaborate centerpiece features Mickey surrounded by smaller pumpkins and autumn leaves. Keep an eye out—there are 13 hidden Mickeys sprinkled throughout the display!

The sign in front of the display reads:

“This festive 5-foot Mickey pumpkin was created by a team of six Cast Members, who dedicated more than 240 hours to its construction.

120 pounds fondant
60 pounds chocolate
55 pounds rice cereal
30 pounds marshmallows
30 pounds powdered sugar
10 pounds butter

Can you find the 13 hidden Mickeys? #Disneyland #DisneyEats”

Goofy’s Kitchen has been completely decked out for a special Halloween dining experience! Outside, the entrance sets the spooky tone: Scarecrow Goofy is featured lying among pumpkins on the main sign, flanked by two friendly ghosts. Guests are greeted by more Scarecrow Goofy and Halloween decals as they step inside.

The interior features a rustic display, reminiscent of a pumpkin patch, with large Mickey and Minnie pumpkins sitting on brown crates, surrounded by fake grass and jack-o’-lanterns. Further decorations include photos of the Sensational Six in Halloween costumes, a themed check-in counter, and updated signage. The kitchen area is wrapped in festive purple and candy corn graphics, topped with a “Happy Halloween” sign. Even the details are spooky, with jack-o’-lantern decals on the range hood and oven, and fun spooky faces adorning the pots and pans. Note that the Goofy meet and greet location has shifted to accommodate this themed dining fun!

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Devil Donald Duck & Bat Cake Pop Debuts at Disneyland for Halloween

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Sara

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October 12, 2025

Must-Try Treats: Devil Donald Duck and Bat Cake Pop Haunt Disneyland!

Halloween time at the Disneyland Resort means special treats and we recently tried two of the seasonal cake pops! One is decorated as Devil Donald Duck while the other is a vampire bat.

Don’t let the name scare you—the Devil Donald cake pop is both cute and wonderfully tasty! If you’re a fan of white chocolate and buttercream, you’ll want to grab one. Even the contrasting watermelon sour candy horns somehow work well, making this a surprisingly balanced treat. Find it at all major candy locations in Disneyland Park, Disney California Adventure, and Downtown Disney.

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The Vampire Bat treat is a Chocolate cake pop dipped in a glossy, black-colored dark chocolate coating. It’s decorated with chocolate Mickey ears and bat wings, then finished with M&M’S Minis and other chocolate pieces to create a spooky face.

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D23 Announces End of Year Sale at Walt Disney Company Store

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Sara

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October 12, 2025

D23 Reveals Walt Disney Company Store Year-End Sale

The holiday shopping starts now! D23 members, get ready for a private End-of-Year Sale at The Walt Disney Company Store. Disney is offering magical discounts on exclusive items like cast member apparel and D23 merchandise—but only while supplies last!

Shopping for the holidays? Whether you’re picking up gifts for friends, family, yourself, or even your elves, you’ll find something special in this sale. Stop by, discover your favorite goodies, and take them home.

D23 Gold Members can sign up for a single 30-minute shopping window for themselves. Gold Members can purchase tickets for $15 plus a $3 processing fee.

There will be no guests and no photography, live streaming, or video recording allowed.

D23 Gold Members will not be admitted to the shopping area outside of their confirmed shopping window, or allowed to queue any earlier than 30 minutes before their scheduled time.

The shopping windows are as follows:

9 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. PT
9:30 a.m. – 10 a.m. PT
10 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. PT
10:30 a.m. – 11 a.m. PT
11 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. PT
11:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. PT
12 p.m. – 12:30 p.m. PT
12:30 p.m. – 1 p.m. PT
1 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. PT
1:30 p.m. – 2 p.m. PT

This event will take place at:

Sale Warehouse
11130 Holder St
Cypress, CA 90630

You can purchase tickets here.