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  • NewsSpot this round Disney Springs plaque on a stone wall, showcasing a picturesque building and the phrase “The Source of Inspiration”—a hidden gem detail that Disney Springs fans won’t want to miss.
    Christy CabyNovember 2, 2016

    D23 Holiday Event to Be Hosted at Disney Springs in Walt Disney World

    Disney will be hosting a unique D23 event on December 13th at Disney Springs.  The event is a ticketed event for D23 members and will include hot cocoa, a sweet treat, a souvenir mug and a few other surprises.  There…

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  • Disney ListsDisney Cast Members expertly dip fresh apples in rich chocolate backstage, surrounded by crisp green apples and rows of finished candy apples ready to delight park guests.
    PaulaKNovember 2, 2016

    8 Reasons It Would Be Great to Be a Disney Cast Member

    It takes a lot of special people to create magic. At Walt Disney World, those people are known as Cast Members. There are over 60,000 Cast Members and 3,000 job classifications, and those numbers will grow with the upcoming expansions.…

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  • Disney ListsA majestic gray horse leads the Main Street trolley in front of Cinderella Castle at Magic Kingdom, as guests stroll by and soak up the enchanting park atmosphere that sets the stage for a magical day.
    Lauren RepeiNovember 2, 2016

    8 Things You Should Definitely Do When You Arrive at Magic Kingdom

    It’s easy to get side tracked by beautiful balloons or a store filled with Disney merchandise as soon as you arrive at Magic Kingdom. But what is the best thing to do when you first arrive at Magic Kingdom? Here…

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  • NewsThe iconic entrance sign for "Walt Disney: One Man's Dream," accented by shimmering stars and a vibrant Mickey Mouse mural in the background—an absolute must-see attraction for Disney fans exploring Hollywood Studios.
    Christy CabyNovember 1, 2016

    Walt Disney World’s One Man’s Dream to Show Moana Preview

    Starting on November 5th, a preview for Moana will take over as the show at the end of the attraction.  It will be a 10 minute preview for the new animated feature that will open on November 23rd.  We can’t…

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  • NewsA festive white banner with “Jungle All The Way!” in bold red and green hangs above a backdrop of lush tropical foliage, capturing the lively holiday fun of Disney’s Jungle Cruise attraction.
    Christy CabyNovember 1, 2016

    Jingle Cruise Opens at Walt Disney World

    The Jingle Cruise is back at the Magic Kingdom starting today. The attraction is a holiday overlay on the popular attraction The Jungle Cruise.  It is expected to be around for the rest of the year with no set end…

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  • Disney Insider TipsA weathered wooden sign inside Disney's Animal Kingdom alerts adventurous guests that tiger sightings are common in the ancient ruins up ahead—a fun insider tip that longtime park fans recognize, and a thrilling surprise first-timers should be ready for.
    PaulaKOctober 31, 2016

    8 Mistakes Rookies Make at Disney’s Animal Kingdom

    Whether you’re planning your first or your 100th trip to Walt Disney World, you will make mistakes. No holiday is perfect, but with a little bit of planning your rookie vacation will be magical. If you’ve never visited Disney’s Animal…

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  • UncategorizedChip and Dale, sporting their classic brown chipmunk costumes and signature chubby cheeks, greet guests with big smiles outdoors amid vibrant green bushes.
    Lauren RepeiOctober 30, 2016

    10 Secrets Most People Don’t Know About Walt Disney World

    1. A 7 in 1 Character Meet and Greet There is an elusive character meet and greet that allows guests to meet seven characters at one meet and greet. Guests can meet all seven dwarfs during Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party,…

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  • UncategorizedA vibrant river scene with a scenic bridge and a majestic, snow-capped mountain rising in the distance beneath a clear blue sky, evoking the awe-inspiring landscapes of Disney’s Animal Kingdom—where every twist in the trail promises adventure and hidden wonders designed for park guests.
    Lauren RepeiOctober 30, 2016

    10 Secrets Most People Don’t Know About Walt Disney World

    2. The Yeti The fearsome Yeti in Expedition Everest is the most expensive and complex Audio-Animatronic that Disney has built so far. A few months after the attraction opened, a problem occurred with the concrete base structure the Yeti is…

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  • UncategorizedRapunzel’s tower from Tangled, a towering stone structure with a pointed roof nestled among lush trees and rocky scenery, as seen in a fantasy area of a theme park.
    Lauren RepeiOctober 30, 2016

    10 Secrets Most People Don’t Know About Walt Disney World

    3. Hidden Pascals We all know about Hidden Mickeys all over Disney World, but did you know there are also Hidden Pascals? In the Tangled themed rest area in Fantasyland, there are little Pascal statues hidden in a number of…

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  • UncategorizedTest Track
    Lauren RepeiOctober 30, 2016

    10 Secrets Most People Don’t Know About Walt Disney World

    4. Single Rider Lines Three attractions at Disney World have a single rider line option. They are not as visible as the standby queue or the FastPass+ entrance, but they are available for Test Track, Expedition Everest and Rock ‘N…

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  • UncategorizedA festive Mickey-shaped Veterans Salute Week sign decked out with eagle wings, American flags, and sparkling holiday decor brings a wave of patriotic pride to Walt Disney World in November 2013, highlighting the park’s special tribute to veterans that captured national attention.
    Lauren RepeiOctober 30, 2016

    10 Secrets Most People Don’t Know About Walt Disney World

    5. The Flag Retreat Everyday at 5pm on Main Street USA, there is a flag retreat ceremony. There is a band that plays patriotic music, and often a veteran who is a guest of the park that day is asked…

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  • UncategorizedThe iconic Haunted Mansion plaque, adorned with a horned face at its crest, commands attention from its brick wall perch—an essential find for any Disney Parks fan looking to capture the chilling elegance of this legendary attraction in their fall décor or collectible display.
    Lauren RepeiOctober 30, 2016

    10 Secrets Most People Don’t Know About Walt Disney World

    6. Lucky Number 13 Keep an eye on the standby line wait times for The Haunted Mansion at Magic Kingdom, and The Tower of Terror at Hollywood Studios. If either attraction has a wait time of 13 minutes for the…

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  • UncategorizedDazzling white fireworks illuminate the night sky over Epcot’s lake, as guests gather along the shoreline and glowing lanterns set a festive mood, creating an unforgettable Disney World nighttime spectacular.
    Lauren RepeiOctober 30, 2016

    10 Secrets Most People Don’t Know About Walt Disney World

    7. World Showcase Mountains When Illuminations: Reflections of Earth is about to begin at Epcot, take a look at the mountains and rock formations in Japanese and Canadian pavilions. You can see some of the rocks open up to reveal…

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  • UncategorizedStep into Disney World's Liberty Square, where fans stroll past a replica of the Liberty Bell and charming colonial-style buildings. Dive into immersive American history with must-see attractions like the Hall of Presidents and inspiring tributes to legendary leaders—all crafted with Disney’s signature magic.
    Lauren RepeiOctober 30, 2016

    10 Secrets Most People Don’t Know About Walt Disney World

    8. Liberty Oak There are approximately 500 young oak trees throughout Disney World that started as acorns from The Liberty Oak tree at the center of Liberty Square in Magic Kingdom.w

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  • UncategorizedBeloved Disney characters and talented performers energize the crowd as they dance in front of a classic Western-style building at Disney World, embodying the park’s signature excitement and magical atmosphere.
    Lauren RepeiOctober 30, 2016

    10 Secrets Most People Don’t Know About Walt Disney World

    9. Frontierland Hoedown The Frontierland Hoedown is a happening that many guests miss even though this show has been around for about a decade. It’s unscheduled, but tends to happen in front of the Country Bear Jamboree. Cast members, and…

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  • UncategorizedFireworks light up the night sky above the Grand Floridian at Disney World, their colors reflecting off the tranquil water as the beloved resort’s glowing lights set a magical backdrop for this unforgettable show.
    Brandon BlanchardOctober 30, 2016

    8 Ways to Enjoy Walt Disney World Without Going into the Parks

    1. Fireworks It is extremely hard not to think of fireworks when you think of Disney World. There are many places you can watch the fireworks outside of the park. There is a viewing deck on the 4th floor of…

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  • Uncategorized'Ohana restaurant sign featuring a flame and skewers above bold lettering, framed by Polynesian patterns at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort.
    Brandon BlanchardOctober 30, 2016

    8 Ways to Enjoy Walt Disney World Without Going into the Parks

    2. Dining Some of the best food at Disney World can be found in the resorts! Landscape of Flavors at Disney’s Art of Animation Resort is one of our favorite quick service meals. You can also enjoy character meals outside…

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  • UncategorizedFort Wilderness
    Brandon BlanchardOctober 30, 2016

    8 Ways to Enjoy Walt Disney World Without Going into the Parks

    3. Campfire at Fort Wilderness Campgrounds Every night starting at 7pm the festivities begin! You will be able to sing along with a guitar playing cowboy, make s’mores with the campfire, and take pictures with Chip and Dale. If that’s…

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  • UncategorizedThe Boardwalk entrance sign, with its bold blue letters and elegant white archway, greets guests arriving for a lively day of classic Disney entertainment, dining, and nightlife just steps from the Magic Kingdom and other Disney World theme parks.
    Brandon BlanchardOctober 30, 2016

    8 Ways to Enjoy Walt Disney World Without Going into the Parks

    4. Disney’s Boardwalk Disney’s Boardwalk is a great place to do some shopping, eating, and get some free entertainment. There are restaurants such as the ESPN Club and the Flying Fish Café. If you want something quick there are food…

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  • UncategorizedSpectacular gingerbread house display adorned with festive decorations and flowers draws excited crowds in the grand lobby at one of Orlando’s premier holiday attractions.
    Brandon BlanchardOctober 30, 2016

    8 Ways to Enjoy Walt Disney World Without Going into the Parks

    5. Resort Hopping Every resort is themed with a unique flair. This theming can make for awesome family photos. Each resort also has a gift shop with merchandise themed for their specific resort. The resorts are fully decked out and…

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