Disney has unveiled the first glimpse of the ride vehicle concept for the highly-anticipated Cars attraction set to debut at Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World. Originally announced during last ...

“So if your car does about 13,000 miles in a year, ours can go up to 65,000 miles every year, depending on the attraction.” Walk-around droids were part of Disney’s presentation at Saturday ...

Disney is putting in the work to make their new Pixar's Cars-themed land as true to the form as possible by building an offroad dirt track for its vehicle rides to utilize once the park opens.

Disney revealed new details about two rides coming soon to Walt Disney World on Saturday, drawing inspiration from two of their most beloved 21st century movie franchises. A new Cars attraction at ...

Disney is putting in the work to make their new Pixar's Cars-themed land as true to the form as possible by building an offroad dirt track for its vehicle rides to utilize once the park opens.

Disney revealed new details about two rides coming soon to Walt Disney World on Saturday, drawing inspiration from two of their most beloved 21st century movie franchises. A new Cars attraction at ...

Walt Disney World is set to expand its lineup of attractions and experiences with new themed areas based on Pixar Animation Studios’ “Cars” and “Monsters, Inc.” The Future of World ...

Disney’s “Snow White” stars Rachel Zegler in the title role and Gal Gadot as the Evil Queen in an update of the 1937 animated ...

A Disney-themed shinkansen bullet train adorned with characters from hit films such as Frozen was shown to the media in central Japan on Monday, ahead of its launch on the Tokaido Shinkansen line ...

See some of the frozen cars in the streetsResident Michael Muzzey says two thoughts went through his head when he woke up early Monday morning."The first thing I thought was holy (expletive).

Cars on the ice are a common sight on White Bear Lake this time of year. But cars in the ice? That's out of the ordinary. "It's just such an interesting sight," Karl Erickson said. Erickson ...