Discover 9 must-do experiences at EPCOT, from thrilling rides and world-class dining to lesser-known gems and family-friendly ...

Walt Disney World and Disneyland Resort-themed Starbucks Tumblers with mystery pin packs are now available online at the ...

Get the best seats at the best price with a Season Ticket or Passport Mini-Plan! Standing Room Only tickets with access to The Rooftop are available for purchase. Each ticket includes $6 in concession ...

I’m not 21 yet, so I can’t drink around the world at Epcot, but I can tell you what my least favorite ... If you don’t care for the fireworks or parade, then get on during that time for a 25-minute ...

“Hello Sunshine” is written in white above the EPCOT logo, which sits between two orange blossom flowers. Orange Bird is perched on the end of “sunshine.” Spaceship Earth makes up the background, ...

Disney made two major announcements about its new Spaceship Earth lounge earlier this month ... Anyone who has gone to EPCOT on a weekend night knows that “Drinking Around the World” takes ...

One of Walt Disney World Resort’s most anticipated additions this year is the adult-only dining location at EPCOT: GEO-82. The name references the iconic geodesic dome of Spaceship Earth and the ...

The Rose Bowl will host a drone show instead of traditional fireworks as part of its Fourth of July celebration this year, officials said Friday, citing concerns over air quality created by ...

a professor of Earth and planetary sciences who specializes in earthquakes and Earth structure at Yale University. "We should expect the same kind of damage report and also loss of life from this ...

Fireworks cracked, smoke billowed, and the stars—both on and off the field—delivered a spectacle that was as much a celebration as it was a baseball game. The Dodgers, fresh off their 2024 ...

Languages: English and Italian. NASA is tracking a bus-sized asteroid that will be zooming past the Earth today at a speed of nearly 28,028 miles per hour. The space rock, known as "2025 FO6," is ...

The NEO Surveyor fulfills a 2005 act of Congress ordering NASA to catalog 90% of near-Earth objects larger than 459 feet, which is roughly the size at which an asteroid could take out a city ...