Grande, 31, was discussing landmark attractions at Disneyland and Disney World with hosts Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers when she shared that her mom, Joan, repeatedly tells her and her brother, Frankie Grande, have to spread her ashes in the Florida theme park.

That’s why when appearing on Las Culturistas, Ariana Grande rose to the challenge and called upon Disney to “preserve and protect” the Tower of Terror. Despite having “love and respect” for the Guardians of the Galaxy (“a beautiful thing”),

Ariana Grande sent an open letter to Disney World to request a beloved attraction not be re-themed into a different ride.

It doesn’t look like Ariana Grande is planning to honor her mom’s wishes, which is ultimately a good thing. Grande would almost certainly be banned from Disney World for even trying, and based on the way she talks about the parks, that would be the worst possible punishment.

The ‘Wicked’ star revealed her mom Joan's wish to spend eternity at Disney World while appearing on the 'Las Culturistas' podcast on Wednesday, Nov. 6Ariana Grande is revealing an unusual request from her Disney-loving mom,

In 2019, a man was arrested and charged with battery after he groped a face character at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom. Brian Sherman allegedly groped The Little Mermaid character Ariel at her grotto meet and greet. He apparently grabbed her breasts and rendered her unable to move.

The lions that inspired the live action remake of “The Lion King” are retiring, Walt Disney World announced a refurbishment schedule for several resort hotels, and a packaging snafu led to the sale of Wicked dolls with a QR code that directed to adult content — all this and more in today’s daily recap for

Pop icon Ariana Grande is calling for Disney World’s Twilight Zone Tower of Terror to stay exactly as it is. In a passionate appeal, she’s urging Disney to keep this fan-favorite ride standing tall, honoring its nostalgic thrills and spooky ambiance.