On Feb. 24, 2024, MouseTrapNews.com published an article claiming that Cinderella Castle, located at Orlando's Walt Disney World, had burned to the ground the previous day and was unsalvageable.

No, Disney World Did Not Remove Cinderella Castle Overnight Removing a very large castle in one night is a bit too magical, even for Disney. Jack Izzo Published Nov. 24, 2023 ...

5. The castle’s moat is filled with approximately 3.37 million gallons of water. The moat has a secret too, it was constructed to help prevent mosquitoes at Disney. 6.

Viral article used AI to create photo of Disney World's Cinderella Castle on fire Mouse Trap News made up the story and created the fake photo. Its founder talks to USA TODAY about why people ...

Roku City is about to get a magical new addition. Cinderella’s Castle from Walt Disney World is being added to the Roku City screensaver Monday, all part of the 100th anniversary celebration for ...

Ariana Grande Says Her Mom Wants Her Ashes Spread at Cinderella Castle — Here's Why That Can't Happen The 'Wicked' star revealed her mom Joan's wish to spend eternity at Disney World while ...