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Disney Parks Chairman Josh D’Amaro has hinted at the possibility of bringing the beloved animated film Encanto to Disneyland as part of the ongoing Disneyland Forward expansion plans. D’Amaro mentioned that the company has an “endless stream of stories” to tell at its theme parks, including those from Encanto, Frozen, Black Panther, and Coco. While no concrete plans have been announced, Encanto characters like Bruno have previously appeared in limited-time events at Disney parks. Fans speculate that Disneyland Forward could also include attractions based on other popular franchises like Tangled, Zootopia, and Tron.

Pixar Fest, running from April 26 to August 4 at Disneyland and Disney California Adventure, offers over 100 Pixar-themed food and beverage items. From adorable treats inspired by “Toy Story” to delectable ones inspired by “Coco” and “Inside Out,” the festival caters to every taste bud. Indulge in the salted caramel buttercream cupcake with chocolate ganache and brownie bites, inspired by “Toy Story,” or the layers of vanilla sponge cake with cream cheese frosting and chocolate Pixar Ball decoration, inspired by “Monsters Inc.”. Dive into the ube-flavored popcorn with M&M’s, freeze-dried Skittles, and pretzel sticks, inspired by “Inside Out,” or savor the chocolate-espresso sugar-dusted churro with chocolate engine oil sauce, inspired by “Cars.”

Get ready to indulge your sweet tooth at Pixar Fest, where over 100 Pixar-themed treats will be available at Disneyland and Disney California Adventure from April 26 to August 4. From the Alien Macarooooon inspired by Toy Story to the Jack-Jack Shortbread Cookie inspired by The Incredibles, there’s a treat for every Pixar fan. Don’t forget to try the Eye Scream Cone, inspired by Monsters Inc., with its pistachio ice cream dipped in green chocolate and garnished with a candy eye and horns. And if you’re in the mood for something savory, try the There’s a Snake on my Funnel Cake, topped with chocolate-peanut butter pudding, cookie crumbles, peanut butter dust, and a candy snake. With so many delicious options to choose from, the hardest part will be deciding which ones to try first!

A group representing the disabled community has expressed outrage over recent changes to the Disability Access Service (DAS) program at Disneyland and Disney World. The changes, which limit assistance to only those with developmental disabilities, have been met with criticism for excluding individuals with a wide range of other disabilities. The DAS Defenders group has called on Disney to revise the policy and reverse the updates, stating that they erode the legacy of inclusion and accessibility that the company has long been known for.