Disney Plus's six-episode docuseries peels back the curtain to go inside the production of Taylor Swift's massively successful Eras tour. Whether you're a fan of her music or not, this series is a riveting look into the organized chaos that comes with putting on a world tour. And if you're a fan of her music, why have you not watched this yet?

Several new shops and restaurants are under construction at the Downtown Disney District, including Earl of Sandwich, Arthur & Sons Steak and Bourbon, Pearl’s Roadside BBQ, Porto’s Bakery, and Bopo Go. The Garden View Lounge at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort is also expected to reopen after being closed for several years.

Disney and Pixar have shown before that their biggest franchises can take such long breaks. There were six years between Frozen and Frozen 2, and nine between Inside Out and Inside Out 2, which became the highest grossing animated film overall ($1.69 billion) until being dethroned by Ne Zha 2 ($2.24 billion) last year.

There are also exciting new events and offerings coming in 2026. From classic roller coasters such as Big Thunder Mountain Railroad to newer attractions like Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run, there are some exciting changes coming to various rides at Disney World.

Disney's "Versa" artistic director Malcon Pierce reveals how losing his son Cooper inspired the emotional short film about grief, love and acceptance.

A recent rumor suggests that Zombies 5, the sequel to the popular Disney horror film Zombies, is currently in production. The first part of the Zombies franchise, directed by Paul Hoen, was released in 2018.

Avatar: Fire and Ash became the third 2025 theatrical release from a U.S. studio to top $1 billion in ticket sales worldwide. Disney just happened to put out all three of them. It also released the only three films that exceeded $1 billion in global box office receipts in 2024. It's a hit factory.

After the walls of Kenneth and Carol Wood's Altadena home are painted and finished, they will hold loving messages written inside by the ABC7 and Disney VoluntEARS who helped rebuild them.

Disney will soon have vertical videos as part of its Disney+ app to engage more users, particularly on mobile, an executive said Wednesday.