An ornate sign marks the entrance to an attraction. In fancy script, it reads, Welcome to the Adventureland Treehouse inspired by Walt Disney’s Swiss Family Robinson. Around the edges of the sign is a border designed to look like green branches. Above it is the inverted V shape of the eave of an Alpine roof, as if to protect the sign from the elements and also make it look a bit like a house itself.

Adventureland Treehouse Combines Legacy Elements and New Innovations

The reimagined Adventureland Treehouse inspired by Walt Disney’s Swiss Family Robinson opens to guests on November 10 at Disneyland Resort!

Two walk-around characters at Avengers Campus at Disney California Adventure Park are dressed as Loki and O.B. from Marvel Studios’ Loki. Loki is dressed in a light gray long sleeve collared shirt with a dark blue tie, gray trousers, and a black belt, and is standing with his arms crossed and a serious look on his face. O.B. is next to him, wearing a dark brown, light brown, and green patchwork jacket with brown slacks, glasses, and an apron; he is smiling while holding an orange book.

Every Way to Experience Loki in Disney Parks

With another season of Loki underway, enjoy a compilation of all the ways to experience Loki in Disney parks around the world.

Concept art of the expanded Haunted Mansion queue, featuring high tan walls and gardens with lights and statues.

Haunted Mansion Grounds Expand, Tiana’s Palace Opening, and More at New Orleans Square

We’ve just received some sympathetic vibrations from Disneyland Park… Spirited updates will be materializing at Haunted Mansion very soon!

The Tiana’s Palace sign at Disneyland Park is framed by a full-scale representation of the captain’s cockpit and two smokestacks as if from a Mississippi riverboat.

Tiana’s Palace at Disneyland Park: Everything You Need to Know

Tiana’s Palace—a reimagining of the French Market Restaurant in New Orleans Square at Disneyland Park will open its doors to guests on Thursday, September 7.

In this artist’s rendering of part of the new San Fransokyo Square area of Disney California Adventure at Disneyland Resort, a blue and red building sits along the water at night with a glowing neon sign reading “Port of San Fransokyo.” The building and sign are reflected in the water.

What Guests Can Expect From San Fransokyo Square at Disney California Adventure Park

Step into the world of Big Hero 6 at San Fransokyo Square in Disney California Adventure Park with new foods to eat and characters to interact with!

The character Pete stands with his arms out in Mickey's Toontown as he poses for the camera. He wears blue overalls, a blue collared shirt, and white gloves.

9 Details We Love About Mickey’s Toontown

In the carefully cartoony, vibrant, and now lush land of Mickey’s Toontown, Mickey and his friends welcome guests into their reimagined home beginning Sunday, March 19.

Daisy Duck, Donald Duck, Goofy, Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Chip and Dale pose in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland park. All of the characters are dressed in platinum and purple outfits themed to Disney’s 100th anniversary.

Every Way to Celebrate Disney100 at Disneyland Resort

We’ve rounded up everything to eat, see, and do to celebrate 100 years of Disney at Disneyland Resort!

Every Amazing Disney Parks Announcement from This Week!

The Disney Parks announcements has been non-stop the last few days—from attraction openings and new food locations, to lots of updates for Passholders and Magic Key holders.

Four drummers dressed as toy soldiers are performing with Yamaha drums at Disney California Adventure Park at Disneyland Resort for the holidays in 2022. Their outfits are red with gold buttons and white pants with yellow stripes; their hats are red with yellow stripes. A crowd of onlookers surround them.

Behind the Scenes with Disneyland Resort’s Holiday Toy Drummers

The holidays at Disneyland Resort are truly a feast for the senses with The Holiday Toy Drummers!

The Spookiest Places at Disneyland Resort to take the Perfect Halloween Photo

By Jocelyn Buhlman When the Halloween season is nigh and creepy sights are around every corner at Disneyland Resort, you can’t help but feel inspired to snap a spooky shot or two to commemorate your trip. Whether you’re showing off your Halloween-inspired outfit or hoping a grim, grinning ghost materializes in your final shot, we’ve …

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