Calling all princesses! Walt Disney World‘s Fantasy land is doubling in size complete with a new Storybook Circus area with dueling Dumbo attractions and more, a new Princess Fairytale Hall and a Seven Dwarfs Mine Train –a family coaster.
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Here is the list of Disney World Attractions that will be closed during all or part of February: Magic Kingdom® Park. Plaza Ice Cream Parlor 01/04/12 – 03/27/12 …
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Following is disney sea, most popular theme this week Disney World Magic Kingdom Rides And Attractions Height restrictions, walt disney worlds Resort in …
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By Cory Doctorow at 9:12 am Friday, Feb 10 On The Disney Blog, John Frost describes the upcoming rule-tightening for FastPasses in Walt Disney World. FastPass is a ride reservation system: park visitors visit a ride, feed their entry ticket to a kiosk, …
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| This special 3-night preview sailing for invited media, travel agents, and other guests (including the grand prize winners of the Walt Disney World D23 Great Disney Scavenger Hunt) will depart Port Canaveral, Fla. on March 23, 2012, returning March 26, … |
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Disneyland in California and Walt Disney World in Orlando may share certain attractions such as Star Tours or Dumbo the Flying Elephant, but they’re very …
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$20 worth of food and drinks at Digg’s Restaurant & Bar for $10 By SARAH TULLY / THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER One of Orange County’s most recognizable structures — Disneyland’s Matterhorn mountain — is under a net of scaffolding visible from the …
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| … as Walt Disney World will begin enforcing the times that guests may utilize FASTPASSes. The FASTPASS system, which allows guests to obtain a ticket for the resort’s most popular attractions later in the day, thus avoiding long stand-by lines, … |  | DisZine |
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An article about what is coming this year to the Disney World attractions: that is why this blog was born. Sometimes, I get carried away commenting on various Disney World related articles and I forget that I started this to capture as much information as possible regarding what was happening at all of the attractions. Here’s an article that gives us some detail on this critical component of Disney….
Most Central Florida theme parks are adding rides and attractions this year. Individually they won’t have the heft of Universal’s Wizarding World of Harry Potter or a whole new park dedicated to Lego bricks. Even Magic Kingdom’s Fantasyland expansion, …
If 2010 was the year of Harry Potter and 2011 the year of Legos, then 2012 is the year of Dumbo and minions, of turtles and Goofy, of castles, parades, bowling lanes, miniature and water — water slides, a water show, water spouts, a new water park, and a rainforest.
The highlights: The first attractions in the Fantasyland expansion, a ride and a light-and-water show at Universal Studios, a giant bowling alley at Downtown Disney, 36 holes of miniature golf at Universal CityWalk, a new turtle theater and exhibit at SeaWorld, and the rehabilitation of the old Cypress Gardens water park at Legoland
Here is an excellent article on how a Paxinos young lady found a way to work the wonderful world of Disney World attractions. A very good perspective can be gained on why the parks and attractions are so successful when you look at the engagement built between employee and employers. This was not a job to KristaLyn, but a love and a job to report to work to be with her peers. It is that joy which transcends the drudgery of work and makes the time for guests truly special. Read on…
| By Rob Wheary (Staff Writer rob_w@newsitem.com) submitted photos ABOVE: KristaLyn Vetovich, left, 21, of Paxinos, poses in front of the World of Disney at Walt Disney World’s Downtown Disney complex in Orlando, Fla. Vetovich worked at the store from …
After being accepted for the program and participating in another survey, she found herself assigned to the merchandising department at “WOD.” She learned that working there was more than just a “job,” and her status was far more than simply an “employee.” “We were all cast members. We wore costumes and had roles,” Vetovich said. “Walt Disney’s dream was that every part of Disney be a show, with people coming to a Utopian place where you don’t have to care about anything and everyone is always nice.”
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It is this sort of engagement of the employees at the various Disney World attractions that help make it so fun to visit. Let’s be honest: if every Disney World worker greeted you with the same disposition that you local Federal Post Office employee did, we would not want to go back as much, nor as often. And we sure wouldn’t spend our bucks in central Florida! Instead, we would find a theme park that make our experience delightful. This article sheds some light on why it’s so fun to go.
