Celebrating Don Iwerks: a Disney legend who inspired generations.
On October 1st, 1971, ten thousand guests entered Magic Kingdom eager to see how Walt and his team of Imagineers transformed swampland into the most magical place on earth. They were greeted by Mickey ...
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A smartphone is certainly not required during your Disney World vacation, but a smartphone can be a really great asset during your vacation. It can make your visit easier and more pleasant when you ...
In the past, we have looked at the windows on Main Street USA that honor Walt’s family members and his executive team. Today we’re going to look at the originals – people were integral in the opening ...
When Disney released the animated film Beauty and the Beast in 1991, it was every kid’s dream to be part of the fan fare that was a meal in Beast’s castle. In 2012, Disney made this a reality when ...
If you’ve attended or seen the marketing material for EPCOT’s International Flower and Garden Festivals in recent years, you may notice a recurring face – Spike the Bee. Disney has been utilizing this ...
Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge is being built on the shores of Bay Lake next to Fort Wilderness Campground on the site of the old River Country water park, Disney’s original old-fashioned swimming hole, ...
It’s no secret that Walt Disney, the man, loved all kinds of transportation. The Magic Kingdom’s Liberty Square Steamboat attraction did not open on the first day, but it did sail for the first time ...
There are some things that have become synonymous with the Disney Parks. The castles, Main Street USA, and Fantasyland are just a few of these instantly recognizable sites. When it comes to snacks, ...
Walt Disney wanted Main Street USA to be like any small town in the United States, and he completed it with shops on the bottom floor and fictional business windows on the second and third floors.
Did you know there is a secret backstory that weaves together many attractions all across the world, from Japan to the Disney Cruise Lines to Hawaii to the Walt Disney World in Florida? It’s true, and ...