
Anyone know where I can find this?
I’m looking for this canvas bag. I couldn’t find it in Epcot last week and had no luck at Disney Springs. Has anyone seen it recently or is it a popular item that sells out?

I’m looking for this canvas bag. I couldn’t find it in Epcot last week and had no luck at Disney Springs. Has anyone seen it recently or is it a popular item that sells out?
This was an interesting look back in time. The park opened a few years after Disney but closed back in 1990
He was apparently struck in Celebration. For people who complain why outdoor rides close for so long when thunderstorms are nearby, this is why. It’s to protect you. You should also head indoors when lightning is nearby. Florida thunderstorms are no joke and we’ve had really bad storms the last few weeks. This is really unfortunate. He was only 20 and just moved here.
An analysis on the possibilities of what Comcast’s NBCUniversal spinoff could mean for the parks. In short: it’s too early to know what changes. The parks strong performance should mean they would continue with further expansion… but a buyout could steer the parks in a different direction.
Honestly, I’m a little worried about it. I feel Comcast has done a solid job running the parks. They’ve poured so much money into them since acquiring them so I hope that doesn’t change, especially with Epic.
I always bring a mirrorless camera when I go to the parks and hold it out in front to prevent the detectors from going off. Anyone with experience: If I bring an extra lens and leave it in my bag, would that set off the detector? I’m not sure how sensitive they are because some electronics, metals and stainless steel items may set them off while others don’t.
It looks like the waterline is quickly rising. Maybe it’ll be filled by tomorrow or Thursday.
Photos from attractioninsight.com: https://attractioninsight.com/news/water-flowing-back-into-cinderella-castle-moat-at-magic-kingdom/
It also looks like the track will twist at the spike.
I can already tell this is going to be so much better than Rip Ride Rockit. That ride was too rough. Universal has been killing it with new coasters.
Photos taken from attractioninsight.com: https://attractioninsight.com/news/universal-orlando-photo-update-june-1-2026/
I noticed my anchor ads are appearing on every single page, which provides a negative experience for users. Is anyone else experiencing this? There’s an option for vignette ads to change the frequently, but I don’t see any settings to change it for anchor ads. I’m not sure if there’s an issue on my end, if this is a bug with Google, or if there actually is a setting.
I’m considering ordering a vanilla ice cream cake instead of a regular vanilla cake. Is it half ice cream, half regular cake or is it full ice cream like the Carvel ice cream cakes? I’m assuming it’s the Publix brand ice cream. Also, is it as good as the regular cakes?
I keep seeing articles that highlight how much Disney fans are willing to spend to go to the parks and people outside this subreddit criticize adults for going. First off, all vacations and entertainment offerings are getting more expensive. Secondly, I will never understand why it’s perfectly acceptable in society to spend thousands of dollars on a concert or sports ticket, plus the overpriced food there, but for whatever society thinks it’s weird for an adult to go to Disney. Does the average adult really live such a boring life where they think escaping reality and having fun is only for kids? Walt intended his parks to be fun for everyone.
This is heartbreaking. Those poor animals. In addition to cold stun, many died from poor health. Ben Agresta, the founder of Sloth World, denies any responsibility! He’s not even being charged. This is preposterous!