Disneyland Refurbishment Schedule November 2011

Refurbishment information is subject to change without notice and should be confirmed just prior to visiting. Updated information is available on the Disneyland Website. Current Redwood Challenge Creek Trail (DCA) closed through 10/28/11 for refurbishment. Blue Bayou Restaurant (Disneyland) closed through 11/23/11 for refurbishment. Pirates of the Caribbean (Disneyland) closed

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Disneyland sued over alleged lead problem

A nonprofit group that has filed dozens of environmental suits against major companies is now accusing Disneyland of exposing children to lead. The Mateel Environmental Justice Foundation sued the corporate owner of the Orange County theme park in April. That suit claims that stained glass windows in Cinderella’s Castle, brass

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Things You Might Not Know About the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror

The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror is one of my favorite attractions – both at Disney California Adventure park and Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Especially this time of year, it seems extra spooky. Each time I “check in,” I discover some new cobweb-covered detail. That’s why I wanted to share these

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The Hidden Mickey Guy reveals almost 400 in latest edition

The Hidden Mickey Guy reveals almost 400 in latest edition Steve Barrett is on the hunt again and his latest search for hidden Mickeys has taken him to Disneyland. Hidden Mickeys are partial or complete images of Mickey Mouse that Disney “Imagineers” have designed to blend into their surroundings in

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Disney VoluntEARS Participate in CANstruction Competition

Disney VoluntEARS recently participated in the 4th annual CANstruction Orange County competition. The team used nearly 5,400 cans of food to create “SEA the Difference a CAN Makes,” which featured Flounder and Sebastian from Disney’s “The Little Mermaid.” Nearly 4,200 pounds of food including canned corn, black beans and juice

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Join the 21st Annual CHOC Walk in the Park at the Disneyland Resort

This Sunday, Oct. 16, thousands of walkers will hit the pavement at the Disneyland Resort in support of CHOC Children’s. Since its inception, the event has raised $17 million for health care programs, education and research at CHOC. Disney friends cheer from the sidelines as the 5K takes walkers through

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Heidi Klum and Seal Celebrate Halloween Time at the Disneyland Resort

Two of the Halloween season’s most famous and enthusiastic fans also happen to enjoy visiting the Disneyland Resort, so it should come as no surprise that Heidi Klum and Seal came to visit us during the first week of Halloween Time at the Disneyland Resort. As you can see, there

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Six Attractions at Disneyland Resort Closing for Refurbishments

Six of Disneyland and Disney California Adventure’s attractions have been closed/are going to temporarily close for some refurbishments. Pirates of the Caribbean, Blue Bayou restaurant, and California Screamin’ are all closed at the moment. Pirates and Blue Bayou closed back in September and will be closed until November 23 after

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Evil Queen Awarded ‘Sinister Stylings’ Wicked Gooey Apple; Vote Now for ‘Lair of Scare’ Category

Earlier this week, the Evil Queen was named the recipient of the latest Wicked Gooey Apple Award – this time for “Sinister Stylings.” Voting is now open for the “Lair of Scare” category. Which Disney villain has the spookiest, creepiest den of doom? Whether it’s the added security of goon

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Turkey Day Reservations Open at Disneyland Resort

Drumsticks, stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy – we’re already dreaming of a delicious Thanksgiving dinner without turning on the stove. And Disneyland Resort has more than a dozen spots for turkey day. “A Disney Family Thanksgiving Feast” is a cornucopia of delectable tastes, served from noon to 6 p.m. on

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Disneyland Resort Releases 2010 Community Report

When Walt Disney created Disneyland in 1955, he also created a culture of giving. Today, the Disneyland Resort continues to be dedicated to making a positive impact on Southern California. This video highlights efforts conveyed in the 2010 Disneyland Resort Community Report released this month, and provides a glimpse into

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Disneyland Resort Generates $4.7 Billion in Economic Impact

For 56 years, the Disneyland Resort has been an economic engine for Southern California – contributing billions of dollars in support to the local economy, millions of dollars in taxes and thousands of jobs. Despite the recent economic downturn, an independent study conducted in 2009 concluded that the Resort generates

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