There are a few articles floating around asking the same questions. One I read was at Moviefone: It’s a question that philosophers and children alike have been debating for centuries: what happens after happily ever after? Now, thanks to Disney, we may finally find out. That’s because according to Variety,
The Walt Disney Company, which bought Miramax from the Weinstein brothers in 2005, has closed down the studio after 30 years in business. It was the independent, art-house studio that became a major industry player in the 1990s, courtesy of such Oscar-winning hits as Pulp Fiction and The English Patient.
This is some great news having grown up on the Muppets I am real excited to see them get more face time at Disney other than MuppetVision 3D. When the Give a Day get a Day promotion was being introduced by Kermit and the gang it was like seeing old
Personally I have seen on several websites where Disney had to close it’s gates this week due to hitting capacity before noon. Good or Bad you decide… Article from the Orlando Sentinel Orlando’s theme parks appear to be ending a lackluster year on a positive note. Walt Disney World, Universal
Disney is recreating its hit franchise film “High School Musical” in the East as it turns its attention to the millions of teenagers in the massive China market. The announcement comes just weeks after the Burbank, California-based company said the Chinese government has approved plans for a Shanghai theme park.
Another great article from Reed at ReedsTickets. Reed is a guest writer for Chip and Company. Be sure to show him some love if you are in or visiting NYC and need tickets to sports event, a concert or a theater production. Planning To Visit Disney During Christmas? Read
It’s no trick. The Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resort is offering rooms at $129 per night for Halloween weekend. Whether visitors are looking to celebrate at Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, indulge in the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival or just escape for a weekend, they can treat
Toying with a classic is a tricky operation. That’s what Walt Disney Co. and its Imagineers had to keep in mind while refurbishing several attractions at Walt Disney World in recent years — not to mention overhauling sections of Fantasyland in an expansion announced Sept. 12. The parks have used
From the Orlando Sentinel Tucked inside an animation building in Disney’s HollywoodStudios, costumed versions of the characters from Up, the most recent hit film from the Walt Disney Co.‘s Pixar Animation Studios, have emerged as a modestly popular attraction this summer. At any given point of the day, a small line of families waits
