Three New Ambulances to Serve Walt Disney World
Central Florida Tourism Oversight District is expected to spend $1.6 million today, to purchase three new ambulances. The CFTOD is the governing body over the land Walt Disney World is […]
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3 Things I Didn’t Know About the World’s Largest Disney Store
Despite being the world’s largest location of Disney Store, Shanghai’s location rarely makes the news. So I was enthused to see a tour of that location by travel vlogger Miles […]
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Ride Relaunch Leads to Little Golden Books Title
It’s been only a week since Big Thunder Mountain Railroad reopened from a full track replacement and updated show scenes, a process taking 16 months. Now, the “wildest ride in […]
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Souvenir Only Available to California Residents Will Benefit Children’s Hospitals
Television station KTLA reports that California is considering making Disneyland license plates, if enough people say they want it. A “pre-interest list” needs to get 7500 people signing up to […]
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National Geographic Store Expands to Sea
The newest addition to the Disney Cruise Line fleet is based out of Singapore. The massive ship includes endless restaurants and retail, including The National Geographic Store. From on-board video, […]
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Olaf Animatronic to Feature in New Animation Lessons
Sunday was the last day for The Animation Experience at Conservation Station, an admittedly unusually located drawing lesson. The attraction was removed to prepare the facility for the arrival of […]
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Singapore: Disney’s Newest Cruise Ship Experienced at Airport
Asia is getting its first Disney Cruise Line ship next March, and the hype is building. Oddly but also appropriately, the special promotional experience is in an airport! If you’re […]
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BACKSTAGE: Disney Cruise Line Performers Test New Shows
It takes a lot to put on a show at sea, so Disney has a facility in downtown Toronto with an astounding 19 practice facilities. The Canadian space has been […]
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Disney’s Fifth Gate One Step Closer to Being Legally Allowed
Back in June, many outlets reported that Disney was approved to build a fifth Florida theme park. True enough, the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District (CFTOD) had given it the […]
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Orlando’s $2 Bus Service to Disney Continues After Renewal
Orlando’s affordable transit service will continue to run to Walt Disney World, authorities decided yesterday. Since 1972, LYNX transit provides routes around Florida’s Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties. It’s surprisingly […]
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Disney Makes Princess Concert Available on YouTube
In celebration of World Princess Week and the 70th anniversary of Disneyland, the California park hosted a concert featuring a selection of the original voice actors. Tonight, the event was […]
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“I’m part of something”: Veteran Disney Character Voice Shares Fulfilling Moment
Veteran Disney voice actor April Winchell shared a moment of pride she experienced at Disneyland, recently. The story was shared on Sunday’s episode of the Toon’d In with Jim Cummings […]
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Disneyland, August 2000: Accidents at Space Mountain, Hotel Construction
It was a rough nine days at Disneyland, twenty-five years ago, August 1 to 9, 2000. Space Mountain came apart, just as a fired worker sued, claiming he was dismissed […]
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Disneyland Artifacts Featured in New Video from Disney Museum
Disneyland’s 70th anniversary was marked a few weeks ago, and so yesterday, Walt Disney Family Museum marked the occasion with a a new video. They’ve pulled a selection of artifacts […]
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Dino Jubilee, touchscreen ordering, Port Orleans merger: 25 Years Ago, July 2000
Twenty-five years ago this month, the park was wrapping promotion for the film Dinosaur, adding a secret ride and demolishing another, testing touchscreen ordering, taking notice of an unexpectedly popular video […]
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