To celebrate Disneyland Resort's 70th anniversary, the fast food chain is rolling out the royal carpet for Happy Meal-sized Disney characters. The collection will launch nationwide on Dec. 2.

The robot is part of a larger effort to bridge the gap between on-screen characters and real-world park experiences. This new generation of robotics builds on Disney's history, which began with audio-animatronics in 1963. GLENDALE, Calif. — Do you want to build a snowman?

McDonald’s has collaborated with Disney on a special anniversary collection of Happy Meal toys that will debut at Golden Arches outlets nationwide next month. Dubbed the 70th Celebration Happy Meal, the special meal deal was rolled out to commemorate the anniversary of Disneyland Resort’s opening in 1955, People Magazine reported.

Walt Disney Imagineering has unveiled a hyper-realistic, free-roaming animatronic of 'Frozen's walking, talking snowman Olaf. The technology will be on display at Disneyland Paris and Hong Kong Disneyland.

Save a massive 62% on the Disney Plus and Hulu (with ads) bundle for Black Friday and stream Star Wars, Marvel, Alien, Predator and more for $4.99 a month.

Disney Destiny, Disney Cruise Line's newest ship, debuted this month with a range of eateries and bars. Here are my favorite things I ate and drank.

As a mom and former executive, I'm finding freedom in solitude — doing things solo for the first time and loving the confidence it brings.

Jared Bush is trying to make the heart of the media empire beat more consistently. “Zootopia 2” will be a test.

The Walt Disney company thinks a change to its U.S. park ticket pricing could be the answer as it sits out the streaming wars.

An all-new production of ‘Disney on Ice’ has made its way to Greenville this week. It’s at Bon Secours Wellness Arena in downtown Greenville where ‘Disney on Ice presents Jump In’ is running from November 26th through November 30th.

That kind of confidence usually comes right from the top, though, and in a new interview, Avatar creator and director James Cameron talked about Disney CEO Bob Iger’s initial reaction to the film.