Streets of America at Disney’s Hollywood Studios will soon be losing two of its character meet and greet locations. The last day to meet Lightning McQueen and Mater from Pixar’s “Cars” films and the title characters of Disney Channel’s “Phineas and Ferb” is expected to be some time after “The Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights” closes on January 6th.
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THE ART OF ARENDELLE BY SAM ALLEN
With the year quickly coming to a close that means its time to look ahead at all the exciting new experiences that Walt Disney World has in store for us in 2016.
Epcot 2.0 – Plan Alpha
I think that I’ve come to a point in this blog where I’ve talked a little about the past, a little about a few ideas for the future, rambled on a few topics incoherently, and in general hopped around the park quite a bit with no real agenda. While that works well for a manifesto, it probably doesn’t make a lot of sense from an overall perspective.
A CHRISTMAS GIFT FROM MICKEY, SANTA, AND THE OSBORNE FAMILY BY SAM ALLEN
Although I’ve already written about it previously this year, I couldn’t let this final season of “The Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Light” at Disney’s Hollywood Studios go by without one last look at this stunning Holiday tradition.
THE LION KING UNDER THE CHRISTMAS TREE BY SAM ALLEN
Throughout Disney’s Animal Kingdom, a wide variety of trees help give guests the impression that they are exploring lush environments from around the world.
California Grill Set To Debut ‘Brunch At The Top’ In 2016
What do we like better – the view, or the food? That’s the question regarding the California Grill, which sits high atop Disney’s Contemporary Resort.
Skipper Canteen Menu – First Look At Details And Pricing
Fans of the Jungle Cruise received an early Christmas present yesterday when The Skipper Canteen opened it’s doors for the first time to guests.
A “BELLA NOTTE” AT THE OSBORNE FAMILY SPECTACLE OF DANCING LIGHTS BY SAM ALLEN
After 20 years, Walt Disney World is saying good-bye to “The Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights.” From the very beginning, illuminated representations of Disney’s animated characters have been a part of the festive display, growing in number with each passing year.
The ‘Disney Cone’ limits building heights near Disneyland to keep the fantasy alive
Hotels will never rise tall enough to scrape the skies near Disneyland and Disney California Adventure.
The spark is gone
This is a topic that I’ve really been itching to touch for a while now. It’s time to spend a little time talking about the Imagination pavilion. It was, in your not-so-humble manifesto author’s opinion, a nearly perfect pavilion. A microcosm of what made Epcot Center so special. With it’s unique exterior, multiple attractions, commitment to theme from outside to inside, it’s whimsy, it’s charm, and it’s intelligence, it contained everything that made an original Epcot Center attraction great.
