A Disney World guest managed to climb to the bottom portion of the Tree of Life in Animal Kingdom. Watch the video.

When we planned our first family trip to Walt Disney World many years ago, I was looking forward to our first visit to Disney ...

I started my day in Disney’s Grand Floridian, where the lobby is currently under some serious refurbishments. I then went to ...

Disney World offers private ... and pay. Magic Kingdom fireworks with an extra side of luxury Our group arrived at the Wilderness Lodge, where our boat was waiting for us, around 6:30 p.m. on ...

But it beats one room! :) When we joined the Disney Vacation Club, we chose Animal Kingdom because of BOMA and Jiko restaurants. We love all the lodge feel and the animals. Everything is done perfect ...

One of the first animals you see in Disney’s Animal Kingdom is the majestic black swan. These large dark-colored waterbirds are native to Australia, where they breed in the southern regions and live a ...

Read full article: Heads up! Giraffe calf makes savanna debut at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Star Cruisers, Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin to get upgrades Get 2 Dozen Farmer's Color Choice ...

Disney World has been the site of another magical moment: the birth of a baby Masai giraffe. Mother giraffe Mara welcomed her newest calf, named Tucker, at the Animal Kingdom Theme Park in Bay ...

But it's the Opening night film, documentary Stolen Kingdom, that will likely turn the most heads. "We pillage, we plunder, we rifle and loot," sing the animatronics in Disney World's Pirates of ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on Bluesky (Opens in new window) Click to share on X (Opens in new window) Tucker, the newborn giraffe at Disney’s Animal Kingdom ...

Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge and the Seas at EPCOT. “They're a way for people to learn more, to connect, to want to learn more about what's happening in the wild.” There is no shortage ...

Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge and the Seas at EPCOT. “They're a way for people to learn more, to connect, to want to learn more about what's happening in the wild.” There is no shortage of learning ...