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New Sponsor
Stanley Tools have signed a new sponsorship contract with Walt Disney World, making them the official tool provider for the Resort. The company logo will appear on construction wall signs, and Stanley tools are now part of the garage area in the Lights! Motors! Action Stunt Show attraction, and will be added to the Test Track queue area. Read the rest of this entry »
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Annual Passholders ride free at WDW Speedway
Annual Passholders can do a Ride Along with Richard Petty Driving Experience at Walt Disney World Speedway for free. It normally costs $100 per person, so it’s a fantastic deal! The offer is valid through March 31st, and ride-alongs are limited to one per passholder. Details of the program andhow to book are here. Read the rest of this entry »
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Name change for Cinderella’s Royal Table dining
Beginning Feb. 7, 2010, Fairytale Dining will be the new name for the character dining experience at Cinderella’s Royal Table.
Once guests enter the Castle foyer, they will have a photo opportunity with Cinderella as she welcomes them to the feast. Upstairs in the enchanted dining hall, Cinderella’s royal friends, the Disney Princesses, will mingle with guests as they dine.
The current pricing structure will remain in effect.
Coming soon to Disneyland Paris -Disney New Generation Festival.
A new generation of Disney stars and stories are landing for one year only at Disneyland® Paris from April 2010. Join the festival-fun at the all-new generation shows and parades – where new Princess Tiana jazzes up the Once Upon a Dream Parade, and gourmet chef Remy* drives you wild with excitement in Disney’s Stars ‘n’ Cars. Or choo-choo-choose which star to meet first on the Disney all stars express and at Monsters Inc. Scream Academy* – shriek n’ greet like no other! Read the rest of this entry »
If you’ve spent much time at the Walt Disney World theme parks, then chances are you’ll have come across several, if not all, of the calorie crazy but essential snacks served up at various outlets and carts scattered around the place. Many I’m sure have indulged in one or two down the years as an in-betweener around mealtimes or as a much needed energy boost (well that’s my excuse anyway) during a long day at the parks.
Here are just a few of the best and tastiest snacks to try during your next visit. 
We recently took advantage of the free dining promotion at Disneyland Paris, the first time the Resort has offered this.
Each person on the dining plan receives 1 lunch voucher and 1 dinner voucher per night’s stay. As kids are included we made the mistake of assuming we’d get vouchers for our two-year old. But upon checking in at our Disney hotel we discovered that the free dining vouchers are only issued to three-years old & over. According to Disney’s T&Cs, children under 3 years old will receive baby food. Hmm, how many two-year olds do you know that still eat baby food? Ours certainly doesn’t, and we were never actually offered it in any of the restaurants we dined in. Read the rest of this entry »
New for Christmas season 2009 is “Christmas Lane,” a series of white huts selling various goods in Production Courtyard.
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New Year’s Eve Parties
Two New Year’s Eve parties have been announced for the Magic Kingdom. A Wishes dinner and dessert fireworks party, with all-you-care-to-eat buffet is being held at the Tomorrowland Terrace Noodle Station on December 31 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm. The dinner buffet includes artisan breads, fruit, cheeses, sushi, salads, seared tuna, beef short-ribs and carved pork, along with children’s buffet selections. You’ll then be able to choose from a wide-range of desserts and toast the New Year with a non-alcoholic sparkling beverage before watching the Wishes fireworks display. The cost is $139.99 for Guests ages 10 and older and $69.99 for children ages 3-9. Read the rest of this entry »
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Space Mountain Updates
The renovation of Space Mountain is nearing its end and details are starting to emerge about the changes made over the last few months. Among the changes: Read the rest of this entry »
For those who don’t know, can you give a quick explanation of what a Hidden Mickey is?
A Hidden Mickey is a partial or complete image of Mickey Mouse that has been hidden by Disney’s Imagineers and artists in the designs of Disney attractions, hotels, restaurants, shops and other areas.
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