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Tokyo's new Space Mountain is one of the most exciting ongoing projects, a new original attraction dreamed up by Imagineering, joining the more recent lineup of originals like Roaring Rapids and Mystic Manor. I hope we see more original attractions during this turbocharging time!

America’s next leap is underway.. Godspeed Artemis II 🇺🇸

Lights, camera and all the flavor as new bites arrive at Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater Restaurant at Disney’s Hollywood Studios on April 1🎬

@trietknguyen I like the current paint scheme a lot—there’s just something so whimsical about it!

i recreated some of my favorite sleeping beauty castle color palettes. which one is your favorite?

Here is a new art wall mural I did for @tokyodisneyresort_official Celebration Hotel’s Discover guest rooms. Starting September 1, 2026, Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel – Discover will be gradually renewing the artwork in its guest rooms.

Imagine a Los Angeles inspired version of Zootopia in DCA? Not Zootopia itself but another city from that world! Could be amazing!

The beauty of great theme parks is that they start with a story that their lands and attractions help tell. Some of these attractions are doing it in an obvious manner, while others operate on a looser basis. However, together, they form a fantastic foundation for future growth.

@DrewDisneyDude Beautiful! 😍

Cinderella Castle’s dark blue turrets look sooooo good. Her transformation is almost complete!

During the late-1960s creation of the man-made Seven Seas Lagoon, Imagineers deliberately shaped a square peninsula jutting into the water and paved an access road officially dubbed “Asian Way” just for the planned Asian resort; the name and empty plot survived on maps, signage, and guest literature well into the mid-1980s before being quietly renamed Floridian Way when the Grand Floridian finally claimed the site in 1988. The original 1971 recorded monorail narration teased the Asian Resort as the next hotel joining the Seven Seas Lagoon circuit alongside the Contemporary and Polynesian, making it the only canceled resort ever promoted directly to real guests before the park even opened. The centerpiece was a 160-foot tower topped by a themed restaurant and lounge offering nighttime dancing and live entertainment in full royal Thai décor. Two-thirds of the planned 600 rooms were to sit on stilts over the lagoon or in garden settings; beneath the main lobby level was a full subterranean convention center (modeled after the Magic Kingdom’s utilidors) for private access, details so advanced that sample guest-room interiors were actually built as full-scale mock-ups for executive review. In fact, unlike the Venetian or Persian projects, the Asian Resort had reached hard-construction planning: multiple scale models built, land surveys completed, and Disney’s own 1972 annual report announced “architectural designs soon starting” with a targeted 1974 opening…until the 1973 oil crisis collapsed tourism and forced everything onto the shelf. #WaltDisneyWorld #DisneyFacts

BREAKING: Introducing the Disney Believe, the next ship in Disney Cruise Line's fleet.

Josh D’Amaro shares his first message as CEO of The Walt Disney Company: “Congratulations to Bob Iger on a legendary Disney career. Thank you for your vision, your courage, your leadership, and your friendship. I am honored to lead this extraordinary company. We have a bright future ahead of us.”

As a new CEO takes control of the Walt Disney Company, we wish them all the best and hope they push forward while maintaining what the Disney brand will always be.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! 🍀

📍 Mickey, meeting Guests in his Adventure Way outfit

This comes with the caveat that the attraction must speak, to some extent, to guests. This can regard the story or the ride system itself. A giant thrill coaster won’t fit as well in Disney Parks compared to Universal. It’s also part of why international parks have differences.

A lesson learned from theme park attractions is that it is ultimately the quality of the experience that provides lasting popularity. From Hagrid’s to attractions based on less popular stories or original stories like The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror and “it’s a small world.”

@DrewDisneyDude This attraction is very exciting for creatives!

NEW: Tokyo Disney Resort shared a stunning aerial photo of the all-new Space Mountain opening in 2027 at Tokyo Disneyland! The attraction’s finale will feature a homecoming moment, where Guests will see a hyperreal rendition of Earth.

@jas_cant_hang @DrewDisneyDude I can’t wait

@DrewDisneyDude @Disneydeep Speechless.

@WaltDisneyWorld “The Walt Disney Studios” Courtyard ✏️ May 26

@WaltDisneyWorld Soarin’ Across America 🇺🇸 May 26