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One more Disney Day Sweepstakes

One more Disney Day Sweepstakes

Starting January 1, 2012, enter every day through February 29, 2012 for a chance to win one of 60 vacation packages for 4 to either Walt Disney World Resort or Disneyland Resort.

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Tastes so good – Casey’s Corner hotdogs

Tastes so good - Casey's Corner hotdogs

When you’re walking right down the middle of Main Street USA you’ll look straight ahead and see the castle… It will make you sigh!

If you look to your left you’ll look you’ll see Casey’s Corner hotdogs… it will make you drool!

My absolute favorite counter service meal comes from Casey’s Corner! No, its not one of the fancy-shmancy gourmet hotdogs they’re selling for about $3.00 more now. Its a good, old fashion, DELICIOUS hot dog.

My kids love the corn-dog nuggets there, but when I order a hot dog with fries and get some of that scalding hot cheese (that will burn you for real… be careful!), I’m officially one happy woman.

Throw in a few goofy cartoons on the big screen inside while I relax in the grandstands or outside listening to the pianist tickle the  ivories while I enjoy the view under the umbrellas.

Make sure you try one on your next visit! It will have you saying “Yum…. TASTES SO GOOD!”

Drop by our Casey’s Corner Page and tell us what you think! We would love to hear your review.

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Help Me! What info is available at Guest Relations?

Help Me! What info is available at Guest Relations?

Did you lose your keys? Do you need to convert your currency? Have your tickets gone missing and you need reprints? Well, you need to find Guest Relations at a Disney Park!

Guest Relations stations are at every park in Walt Disney World.They will be marked with a lowercase ‘i’ in a bright blue rectangle on your park map.

There are two in Magic Kingdom. One is outside of the park entrance so you can ask questions before entering the park if you need to. The other is in City Hall.

Epcot also has two Guest Relations stations. The first is outside of the park, you will actually pass it if you get off of a resort bus. The other is near Spaceship Earth.

At Hollywood Studios before you go into the park its on the Left and then when you enter the park, immediately after the turn-styles on your left.

At Animal Kingdoms the Guest Relations also has an outside the park station on the left and you can also get to it by going left once you enter the park.

So what kind of information can you find there?

Well, first off you can get any of the nifty buttons for your birthday, anniversary, first trip, honeymoon, anything like that, for FREE at Guest Relations.

You can also find:

  • Disney Resort Reservations and get Advanced Reservations for Dining
  • Ticket Information & Adjustments
  • Find any missing party member and/ or leave a message for someone who may be looking for you.
  • Exchange Foreign Currency
  • Get info about tours, on-property activities, and behind the scenes educational programs.
  • Get maps in French, German, Japanese, Spanish and Portuguese
  • Purchase Walt Disney World Gift Certificates.
  • Information concerning Guests with disabilities
  • Get those Happy Birthday or First Visit Buttons

From my experience, they can find out just about any kind of information you might need! So don’t be afraid to use this valuable information!

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PlanItDisney – A fast and easy way to plan your trip

PlanItDisney Map
PlanItDisney map-based planning

PlanItDisney.com, a revolutionary free Disney trip planning website, went live to the public today.  PlanItDisney allows users to build an online travel itinerary and budget from over 3000 Points of Interest in and around Disneyland and Walt Disney World.

Planning a vacation with PlanItDisney is a four step process:

The Map – An interactive map containing photos, details, descriptions, and reviews for every single attraction, show, hotel, service, food, and transportation location at the Disney resorts is the starting point to building your perfect trip. Browse the map, find things to do and add them to your itinerary queue.
The Planner – Select any point of interest and drag-and-drop it anywhere in your itinerary.  Shuffle events around until your trip is just right.  Color coding of events gives you a quick overview of what kind of activity is up next.  You can add custom itinerary items or attach a note (like ADR information) to any event.
The Budget – Once you’ve got your itinerary looking the way you’d like, with one click PlanItDisney will help create a budget based on your exact trip.  Common (but commonly overlooked) budget items like internet charges, parking, and other costs are noted for you.
Book It – Once your plan and budget are in place, PlanItDisney makes it easier than ever to book your Disney vacation online.  You can choose to share your itinerary and budget with one of a select group of Authorized Disney Travel Agents who can help finalize all the little details of your trip and make all the hotel, ticket, food, and theme park reservations at absolutely no cost to you.  Or you are free to make your own travel arrangements.

PlanItDisney Itinerary
Interactive itinerary tool

PlanItDisney is the quickest and easiest way to learn about everything to do at Disney, remove the confusion and hassle of planning and budgeting a trip, and get on with enjoying the most magical vacation of your life!

PlanItDisney Budget
"Smart" budgeting helps estimate the trip
PlanItDisney - A fast and easy way to plan your trip

Video Preview: Tangled Ever After

Video Preview: Tangled Ever After

The Walt Disney Studios proudly announced today that directors Nathan Greno and Byron Howard, the talented team behind Disney Animation Studio‘s global blockbuster Tangled, will premiere a delightful new animated short film spotlighting the royal wedding of Rapunzel (Mandy Moore) and Flynn Rider — a.k.a Eugene — (Zachary Levi) in front of each screening of Beauty and the Beast in 3D, which opens on January 13, 2012.

By popular demand, Greno and Howard are bringing back some of Disney’s most beloved characters when Tangled Ever After picks up where Tangled left off. The Kingdom is in a festive mood as everyone gathers for the royal wedding of Rapunzel and Flynn. However, when Pascal and Maximus, as flower chameleon and ring bearer, respectively, lose the gold bands, a frenzied search and recovery mission gets underway. As the desperate duo tries to find the rings before anyone discovers that they’re missing, they leave behind a trail of comical chaos that includes flying lanterns, a flock of doves, a wine barrel barricade and a very sticky finale. Will Maximus and Pascal save the day and make it to the church in time? And will they ever get Flynn’s nose right?

Tangled Ever After is the perfect accompaniment to Beauty and the Beast, which is returning to the big screen in Disney Digital 3D(TM) and introducing a whole new generation to the Disney classic with stunning new 3D imagery. Beauty and the Beast was nominated for six Academy Awards(R), winning Oscars(R) for Best Song, by the renowned Alan Menken and Howard Ashman, and Best Original Score (Menken).

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Video Preview: Tangled Ever After

Disney Dream Stateroom Review

Disney Dream Stateroom Review
Dream Cabin 8088/Pixie Brenda

I have to admit that I was a little nervous about the cruise we took in December. I wasn’t worried about sailing, but I was a little concerned about how small I have always heard cruise staterooms are. For that reason, I reserved a Deluxe Family Stateroom with Veranda (class 4B). I border on being clostraphobic so I was hoping I would be able to deal with the small size of the quarters that would be our home for 4 nights and 5 days. I know that people often say, “the stateroom size doesn’t matter, you are never in the room anyway.” Truth be known, though, I am not one of those people that gets up and goes without showering, putting on makeup, doing my hair, etc. It doesn’t really help but goodness knows I try. Also, I like to have quiet time away from everything else for a short time each day.

To my most pleasant surprise, our stateroom on the Dream was nowhere close to what I had imagined; in fact, it was quite roomy. Additionally, I was very impressed when we returned to the room after dinner the first evening to find that our room steward had transformed it for bedtime into a well-design sleeping quarters large enough to accommodate a family of 5. I wanted to share with you all some information for, and photos of, our stateroom. I think you will find them very helpful, just in case you are thinking of planning a cruise but don’t know where to start when choosing your cabin.

We were in cabin 8088 on the Dream. This room was located midship on Deck 8 and is in a great location. The area was quiet, except for the occasional kids running down the hall. It was close to the elevators and stairs but not near enough to provide any extra noise, and was very convenient to Deck 11 where the pools, buffets, drink stations and much of the action was located.

During the day, the room had a sofa and 2 chairs in the living room area. The furniture was comfortable and was not cramped at all. There was more than sufficient room to move around.

Disney Dream Stateroom Review
Stateroom Bed/Pixie Brenda
Disney Dream Stateroom Review
Stateroom Living Area/Pixie Brenda

The sofa converted to a comfortable bed at night. Above it, a pull-down berth pulled down to form a bunk bed. The “top bunk” holds guests weighing up to 220 lbs. It even offers a view of a starry sky while you lie on your back. Closer to the veranda, there was a Murphy bed which pulled down and it was also sufficient size to accommodate an adult. Altogether, this cabin can sleep five (adult-size) guests.

Disney Dream Stateroom Review
Conv Sofa & Berth/Pixie Brenda

There were dual bathrooms in this cabin: one with a toilet and a sink; and the other with the new rounded-style shower and a sink. That design makes it very convenient for a large family. The shower even had a rainhead shower head.

Disney Dream Stateroom Review
Shower Bathroom/Pixie Brenda
Disney Dream Stateroom Review
Shower/Pixie Brenda
Disney Dream Stateroom Review
Bathroom/Pixie Brenda

This stateroom also had lots of storage. There was a closet (which also houses the safe) and there was ample room for hanging clothing. There were 8 drawers for folded clothes, as well as a chest which houses extra blankets and sheets but which can be used for extra storage, if necessary. The king bed sits up high so all of our suitcases slid right underneath which was very convenient and a big help in keeping the room neat.

The best part was sitting out on our balcony. Surrounded by a plexiglass wall for maximum viewing, it was a relaxing and peaceful extra, which added so much to our cruise.

Disney Dream Stateroom Review
Veranda from Cabin/Pixie Brenda

Last but certainly not least, I have to mention our room steward, Nas. He was kind and made everything lovely for us! His towel animals were the best!

Disney Dream Stateroom Review
Towel Snail/Pixie Brenda
Disney Dream Stateroom Review
Pirate Night Monkey/Pixie Brenda

If you are thinking about a Disney cruise, I would be happy to tell you more about it; just email me at [email protected]. As an Authorized Disney Travel Planner I am more than happy to help you plan your magical cruise.  Best of all, my services are free!

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Disney’s 24 Hours of Magic – Capacity Restrictions

Disney's 24 Hours of Magic - Capacity Restrictions

“The devil is in the details” and for those of you who are planning on leaping into the Magic Kingdom for the first ever 24 hours of magic may have noticed the fine print on the bottom of the announcement that reads “subject to capacity restrictions”.

You saw the photos of the parks at capacity over Christmas and New Years and you’re having flash backs of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and you’re wondering if you’ll have the golden ticket or if you’ll be outside those iron gates longingly looking in.

Before you’re tempted to have a Veruca Salt moment, here is what you need to know about the park capacity issue.

There are four phases to park closing:

Phase 1: The following guests will be turned away at the parking lot booths

  • Guests with Magic Your Way Base tickets
  • Guests with a 1-Day, 1-Park ticket
  • Guests without an admission ticket
  • Cast members with main gate and silver passes

Phase 2: Admission is limited to:

  • Disney resort guests (including the Swan and Dolphin and guests arriving by bus from the Hotel Boulevard hotels)
  • Annual and premium annual passholders
  • Guests with hopper tickets coming from another park
  • Guests re-entering the park
  • Guests with dining reservations
  • Magic Kingdom guests with reservations for the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique or The Pirates League
  • Guests using the Walt Disney World Resort Transportation will be admitted

Phase 3: Admission is limited to:

  • Disney Resort Guests (including the Swan and Dolphin and guests arriving by bus from the Hotel Boulevard hotels)
  • Annual and premium annual passholders
  • Guests with dining reservations
  • Magic Kingdom guests with reservations for the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique or The Pirates League

Phase 4: Closed to all guests

There you have it! If you want to know how to get the most out of your 24 hours of Magic, contact [email protected] and make your trip pixie perfect. Mention this article and receive a free customized autograph book!

Disney's 24 Hours of Magic - Capacity Restrictions

AIDS Walk Returns to the Disneyland Resort for 2012

AIDS Walk Returns to the Disneyland Resort for 2012

AIDS Services Foundation Orange County (ASF) announced today that the Disneyland Resort will once again serve as the venue for AIDS Walk Orange County. The 26th annual walk takes place Sunday, May 6.

Five thousand supporters are expected to attend and enjoy the magical route through Disneyland park, Disney California Adventure park and Downtown Disney. The walk is scheduled to begin at 7:00 a.m.

“ASF is thrilled and humbled to be returning to the Disneyland Resort for AIDS Walk 2012. We received such amazing feedback about the location from last year’s walkers and volunteers. And the experience for our clients in attendance was emotionally overwhelming,” said Philip Yaeger, executive director of ASF. “One of our clients remarked, while standing among a crowd of thousands on Main Street, USA, at Disneyland, that he now knew he was not alone in his fight against AIDS.”

The Disneyland Resort, which agreed to host the 25th AIDS Walk last year, has been a corporate sponsor of the event since 2000. That support has included Disney VoluntEARS who have participated as walkers and provided volunteer assistance.

“We raised nearly 25 percent more for AIDS Walk in 2011 because the event was held at the Disneyland Resort,” commented Chris Bragg, event organizer and ASF director of events, “We’re certain that the experience for all of our walkers will be even better this year!”

First held in 1987 at Mason Park in Irvine, the walk has taken place in various locations and raised over $14 million in donations to help provide services for people affected by HIV/AIDS in Orange County. ASF organizes the event with proceeds shared among several nonprofit agencies that provide services to people living in Orange County that are impacted by the disease.

Among the agencies expected to benefit from the 2012 event are: AEGiS; The Center Orange County; Laguna Beach Community Clinic; Mercy House; Orange County Cornerstone Outreach; Public Law Center; Shanti Orange County; Straight Talk Clinic, Inc.; and AIDS Services Foundation Orange County.

ASF is a nonprofit organization founded in 1985. Annually, the agency assists more than 1,600 men, women and children affected by HIV/AIDS. Among the services ASF provides are food, transportation, housing, emergency financial assistance, mental health counseling, HIV testing, and HIV prevention and education programs. To learn more about ASF go to www.ocasf.org . For more information about AIDS Walk visit www.aidswalkorangecounty.org .

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AIDS Walk Returns to the Disneyland Resort for 2012

Capturing Disney in Pictures: A Fan’s view of Chip and Dale

Capturing Disney in Pictures: A Fan's view of Chip and Dale
Amy Hallman's photo of Chip and Dale

Every photo has a story.

This great Chip and Dale statue photo was snapped by Chip & Company fan Amy Hallman of Gilbert, S.C.  Amy’s family went on a Disney Cruise aboard the Disney Dream and then stopped by Walt Disney World for a couple of days.  Amy, her husband, and their two children stayed for the first time at Bonnet Creek Resort.

Picture this…Amy said, ”We go to Disney a lot. It’s our favorite vacation spot. This trip, I really wanted to photograph the little details of Disney, things that, in the past, I would just have walked by. We slowed down this time and enjoyed the beauty of WDW.  I have to say this was our favorite Disney World trip.”

Thanks, Amy for sending in your photo and your story, and thank you Chip & Company fans for coming along for a photographical ride!

Do you have any fabulous Disney vacation pictures you’d like to share? Remember, Chip & Company is looking for great Disney vacation photos without family members, preferably of Disney characters, landscapes, or architecture.  Please send in pictures one at
a time with a brief description of your photo. Be sure to tell us what is in the picture and any important details. Just use the 5 W’s: Who, What, Where, Why and When. That way we have enough information to share the Disney Magic.  Every photo has a story, so be sure to include yours.

Drop by and share your photos on Facebook at Mouze Kateerz. Take a virtual Disney vacation twice a day in photographs. Visit my photo blog at mouzekateerz.com, or shoot me an email of your favorite Disney location at [email protected].

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Capturing Disney in Pictures: A Fan's view of Chip and Dale

‘Meet Up and Warm Up’ for Walt Disney World Marathon Weekend with Reality TV Stars in Disney’s Hollywood Studios

‘Meet Up and Warm Up’ for Walt Disney World Marathon Weekend with Reality TV Stars in Disney’s Hollywood Studios

runDisney hosted its largest social media “Meet Up and Warm Up” to kick off Walt Disney World Marathon Weekend Friday at Disney’s Hollywood Studios at Walt Disney World Resort.

Participants were selected via Disney social media channels including the Disney Parks Blog, Disney Sports’ Twitter handle and runDisney Facebook page.

Official runDisney training consultant Jeff Galloway led the group of 50 on a 1.8-mile run through Disney’s Hollywood Studios, passing such attractions as, Lights, Motor, Action! Stunt Show, Toy Story Mania! and The American Idol Experience along the way.

After the run-walk-run training, Galloway was joined by P90X’s Tony Horton. The fitness guru gave the crowd cross training and nutrition tips. Reality TV stars Ethan Zohn and Jenna Morasca (winners of “Survivor” and competitors on “The Amazing Race”) joined the group, sharing their stories on why they run.

Disney Show Director John Phelan stepped on stage with Mickey Mouse to share some runDisney entertainment magic. Phelan discussed why they choose to place characters at certain points along the course.

Participants had the opportunity to take photos with Mickey, Galloway. Horton, Zohn and Morasca before making a special trip to the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror. The opportunity foreshadows runDisney’s newest race, The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror Ten Miler Weekend, slated to debut Sept. 29, 2012.

For more information on Walt Disney World Marathon Weekend or to sign up to run a future runDisney race, visit www.rundisney.com. Also, follow us on Twitter and Facebook for the latest runDisney race information and for behind-the-scenes access to all things runDisney.

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‘Meet Up and Warm Up’ for Walt Disney World Marathon Weekend with Reality TV Stars in Disney’s Hollywood Studios

Test Track Closes for New Name Change and Design Center

Test Track Closes for New Name Change and Design Center

Disney and General Motors announced today that have renewed their sponsorship agreement for the popular Epcot Attraction “Test Track.” Financial terms were not discussed but if you remember back when Test Track was built GM paid a whopping $100 Million Dollars for the previous 10 year contract!

The attraction is set to close sometime in April of 2012 to be upfitted with new Chevrolet cars and all new Chevrolet Design Center where you can go in and make your own concept cars.

Click here to see a first look at the Chevy Test Track Vehicles.

Here is information from a press release:

“We are excited to renew our long-term alliance with General Motors,” George Aguel, senior vice president of corporate alliances for the Walt Disney Co., “This unique agreement extends collaboration between two of the most recognized brands in the world, a relationship that spans over 30 years. The re-imagined Test Track Presented by Chevrolet will continue our shared goal of providing unique and innovative experiences that engage Disney guests in exciting and interactive ways.” ”

As part of the re-imagining, the Future World attraction will feature a sleek new “Chevrolet Design Center at Epcot” immersing Guests in the fascinating world of automotive design. Amid upbeat music, engaging media, dramatic lighting and a collection of Chevrolet concept cars and model vehicles, guests themselves will become automotive designers – and peer into the future of personal transportation in the process.

At interactive design and styling workstations, Guests will be able to create their own custom concept vehicles. The adventure will then shift into high gear as Guests buckle into their 6-person “SimCar” ride vehicle and put their design through its paces on the exhilarating hills, switchbacks and straight-aways of the Test Track circuit.

Their performance testing complete, Guests will move into a post-show area filled with special effects and be scored on how well their custom concept vehicle did. And of course, Guests will be able see the very latest Chevrolet vehicles in an all-new state-of-the-art showroom.

Stay tuned to our Disney World Refurbishment schedule where we will have refurb and closure information for you on the 15th of every month.

 

Test Track Closes for New Name Change and Design Center

Eats Outside the Parks – Why They’re Worth The Trip

Eats Outside the Parks - Why They're Worth The Trip

 

Most people come to Walt Disney World for the theme parks. They are the main attraction, and each of the 4 is truly amazing in their own ways. One thing that most people don’t realize on their first few trips is that the World extends far beyond just the parks – and many of the WDW Resort Hotels are a destination in and of themselves. All of the Hotels are huge, beautifully themed, and best of all – the food there is to die for. Seriously, some of the best food in WDW comes not from the Parks – but from the Resorts.

So the question is, why should you leave the Parks, the thing you really came to see, to go eat at some Hotel?

Here are the Top 5 reasons:

1. No Park Admission Required: I know I have said it before, but I will say it again – a trip to WDW is not cheap (but it IS worth every penny), and one way I like to save money is by purchasing theme park tickets for fewer days than the length of my stay (if I am going to be in WDW for 5 days, I may only buy a 3 or 4 day Park Hopper Pass). So what do I do on those days without a Park ticket? Well, I relax mostly, and EAT – I can travel to any of the other Resort Hotels within the World for free, and eat at any of their restaurants without paying for park admission, whereas if I want to dine with Cinderella in her castle, I need to pay the price of an admission to the Magic Kingdom

2. Variety: Park food has come a long way since the burgers and fries of my childhood, but it still tends to be overall the same throughout the parks, with many quick service eateries offering variations on the same foods. The resort hotels can be more creative in their offerings, and if you are willing to make the trip from the Parks, you can experience African themed cuisine at Boma, sushi at California Grill, or a delicious steak at Yachtsmen’s Steakhouse, and so much more!

3. Change of Scenery: After a long day at one of the parks, you’re tired, your feet hurt, you’re hot, you’re hungry, and there may or may not have been multiple meltdowns already (I know I am guilty of them, even as an adult!). So what better way to relax, recharge, and refuel than by eating a delicious meal at one of the many Disney Resort Hotels? You’ll feel better, and ready to take on the Parks again in no time!

4. Smaller Crowds – Like I said, most people come for the theme Parks, which is good for you if you make the smart choice to eat at the Resorts – generally the resort restaurants are less busy which definitely makes for a more enjoyable dining experience. This also means it may be easier to get an Advanced Dining Reservation for one of these restaurants, or if you don’t have an ADR, it may be easier to just walk in and try to get a table at a less crowded resort restaurant. NOTE: While this is usually true, it isn’t always the case, and more popular resort restaurants will be packed and have no availability, but as a general rule of thumb, you have better chances if you want to eat a sit down meal outside of the Parks.

5. The FOOD – saved the best reason for last, and as I mentioned, the variety of food is amazing outside the Parks, but the quality is another thing that really sets it apart. It actually tastes good – all of it! Some of the best food I have ever had has come from Walt Disney World – they really work hard to provide the best of everything to their Guests, and the food is no exception. Even the Counter Service restaurants within the resorts are great – you wouldn’t expect that a food court type eatery would provide such great food, but they do, it’s consistently good, and the fast, friendly service keeps me coming back time and time again.

My personal faves when it comes to dining outside the Parks? I love Boma (new and exciting foods that were also super delicious), and Chef Mickey’s is a must do (what better place to meet Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Pluto and Goofy all at once, while you watch the Monorail sail through the beautiful Contemporary Resort).

Take a chance and explore some new Resort Hotel restaurants on your next WDW trip, you’ll be glad you did!

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Eats Outside the Parks - Why They're Worth The Trip