The stream of cash flowing into virtual-reality startups just got a boost, and this time it’s for a camera maker whose technology could help change the movie industry.
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Listen to the Rainforest with Your Heart by Sam Allen
The Tree of Life may be the icon of Disney’s Animal Kingdom, but it isn’t the only notable tree in the park. In fact, one tree that is sure to be familiar to many Disney animation fans can be found just a train ride on the Wildlife Express away at Rafiki’s Planet Watch.
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Star Wars 8: Will Hayden Christensen Return as Darth Vader?
Nearly three years after Disney purchased Lucasfilm, Star Wars: Episode 7 is only a few short months from release; however, while fans are still salivating over new Force Awakens details (and speculation)…
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8 Lost Disney Animated Movies and Why They Never Got Made
The enormous success of Disney’s Frozen — the top-grossing animated film of all time — is also a testament to the value of perseverance.
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VIDEO – Wonder Happens Here | Disney Parks
Around every corner, at any second or minute of every day, there’s a magical moment waiting to happen. At Disney Parks, moments both big and little become stories that will be forever told and retold. And never, ever forgotten.
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The 5 Most Exciting Things in the Walt Disney Co.’s Pipeline
Even after a slate of amazing things announced at Disney’s D23 expo in mid-August, shares of Disney are still struggling to regain ground lost after the latest earnings release.
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Photos: Frozen Summer Fun at Disney’s Hollywood Studios
Take a look at photos from Frozen Summer Fun at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
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Photo Gallery #1 – Disney’s Hilton Head Resort
Take a look at photos from around Disney’s Hilton Head Resort in our photo gallery.
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Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party Tips for Families with Preschoolers
Take a look at this infographic detailing Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party Tips for Families with Preschoolers.
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Grandparents Know Best – Tips for Multigenerational Families Traveling to Walt Disney World Resort
With family-friendly attractions and character dining to exhilarating entertainment and nighttime spectaculars, Walt Disney World Resort is the place for families to bond and celebrate the grandest day of the year – Grandparents’ Day. Multigenerational family vacations at the magical 47-square mile resort allow grandparents to make magical memories and embrace the childlike wonder of a Disney vacation through the eyes of a child.
Here’s a few vacation tips and words of wisdom from grandparents visiting Walt Disney World Resort:
- Our grandchildren love the [Disney] characters so we try to go to the character breakfasts. And we hit all [four] parks because everybody has their favorite rides.
Sharon from Mullica, N.J.
- The big tip is to plan ahead and understand the layout of the [theme parks] and how [FastPass+] works because when you get here, you’re going to spend some time figuring out how things operate.
Jerry from Huntsville, Ala.
- You really have to plan and think out what you’re day is going to be and things are going to go smoothly. And ponchos. Make sure you have rain ponchos.
Beth from Carney, N.J.
- The best way is to come to the [theme parks] early and then go back to the pool and relax and enjoy it.
Arnon from New Rochelle, N.Y.
- I’m not one for the fast rides with the adults, so I like going on Dumbo [The Flying Elephant] and a couple of the other children’s rides with [my grandson], and seeing his enjoyment of it is enjoyment for me.
Bill from Kearny, N.J.
- Just love your grandchildren and have a lot of patience. Traveling together we have a lot of laughs.
Patricia from Miami, Fla.
- Take your time with your children or grandchildren. See it through their eyes and let them experience it.
Linn from Woodbridge, V.A.
- Plan out the trip before you come. That’s important. Or find someone to plan it so all you need to do is follow.
Ron from Mullica, N.J.
For more information about multigenerational travel and packages to Walt Disney World Resort, guests can visit DisneyWorld.com/GrandAdventure.
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