Teacup Confessions: Celebrities Take a Spin at Disney Parks
Teacup Confessions is a cheeky new Disney Parks series: celebrities spin on the Mad Tea Party to share memories and behind-the-scenes stories on Disney Parks socials.
What Teacup Confessions is — and why it feels like park-side people-watching
Teacup Confessions is a short-form interview series set right on the Mad Tea Party, where celebrities take a spin and trade stories as the cups whirl. It’s light, irreverent, and intentionally simple: the ride gives each convo a kinetic, slightly dizzy energy that teases out quick memories and unexpected answers. For fans, it’s an easy, entertaining way to see well-known faces in the park—squeaky-joy reactions and all—without a formal red carpet.
Notable spins: who hopped into the teacups
The series gathers a wide range of talent. Recent episodes include sibling trio Tia and Tamera with Tahj, Piper Curda paired with Bobby Moynihan, Anna Cathcart, Paris Hilton, Josh Groban, Dodgers player Max Muncy, supermodel Lily Aldridge, and Disney Legend Susan Egan. Each guest brings a different flavor—actors comparing craft, athletes mixing baseball with park lore, and creators recalling childhood memories. Episodes are shared on Disney Parks’ YouTube channel and @DisneyParks socials.
Why collectors and superfans should pay attention
Beyond the celebrity fun, these short clips are a small goldmine for fans who collect park moments: you’ll spot current park fashions, accessories, and the exact attractions being featured—useful for photo recreations, autograph notes, or themed displays. For memorabilia curators, an episode can help anchor a themed shelf (for example, pairing a teacup ride still with vintage attraction pins or a character cosplay photo). It’s also a friendly reminder that some collectible inspiration comes from small moments—what a guest remembers or wears can spark a fresh focus for your collection.
Where to watch and how to get the most out of each episode
Catch every installment on Disney Parks’ YouTube and @DisneyParks social channels. Watch with a collector’s eye: pause on background signage, outfits, and props you might want to recreate or document. If you’re cataloging park appearances or building a display, save timestamps and screenshots for reference. And if an episode features a guest whose work you collect, use it to deepen the story behind those pieces—why that actor chose a particular character, or what park memory connects to an item in your collection.