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In Disneys A Christmas Carol The Event, the first behind-the-scenes featurette from Disneys A Christmas Carol, actors Jim Carrey and Colin Firth, along with director Robert Zemeckis and producers Steve Starkey and Jack Rapke give you their perspective on bringing Charles Dickens tale A Christmas Carol to the big screen in theatres November 6, 2009.
Rare find from 1977!!
At approximately 9:30 a.m. this morning, the Orange County Sheriff’s office was notified about the death of a 16-year old Canadian boy on vacation with his parents and one sibling. The family, staying at Disney’s Port Orleans Resort on Disney property, discovered that he was unresponsive this morning and contacted the Sheriff immediately. The Reedy Creek Rescue Center pronounced the boy dead at the scene.
Right now, the Sheriff’s office is conducting an investigation and believes the boy died as a result of an extensive medical history and related issues however, specific causes are not known at this time. He passed away in his sleep.
Our hearts and prayers are with him and his family.
Could somebody make Eve out of Wonder Bread poor Wall-e needs someone to hold hands with.
Check it out..type something in the search box and watch the magic. Should make finding things on the site a whole lot easier.
Visit one of Disney World’s four parks starting Monday, Oct. 5, through Nov. 22 and you can get a free child’s movie voucher for “The Princess and the Frog,” which opens Dec. 11.
Guests must be 10 or older to collect the card with instructions to receive the voucher, which is good at participating theaters with one paid adult movie ticket. The voucher is worth up to $8 and must be used between Dec. 11 and 31.
Show your WDW ticket at any of these shops to get your ‘The Princess and the Frog’ card:
Magic Kingdom: The Emporium, Main Street Confectionery, Main Street Cinema, Town Square Exposition Hall, Uptown Jewelers, Cornelius Coot’s County Bounty
Epcot: Mouse Gear, Gateway Gifts, Epcot Camera Center, World Traveler, Port of Entry, Disney Traders
Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park: Island Mercantile, Outpost, Garden Gate Gifts
Disney’s Hollywood Studios: Mickey’s of Hollywood, Keystone Clothiers, The Darkroom, Celebrity 5&10, LA Prop Warehouse, In Character, Disney Studio Store, Animation Gallery
Just what you have been waiting for a Disney Game Show!
Take two families with something special to Celebrate, and two motivated individuals who want those families to have an experience of a lifetime…put them head-to-head as they compete to win special Walt Disney World moments theyll remember for the rest of their lives. See the full episodes, hosted by Disney Channel’s Phill Lewis at www.DisneyParks.com/videos.
The parade may be gone, but the legacy lives on in this video. Have fun searching for the character or characters that shouldn’t be in this parade. Even Disney gets party crashers! Rock on! More information on the Stars and Motor Cars Parade
Great Classic video from Disleeland.
**Bonus** has my daughters favorite Disney song!
Official music video for Shout It from his debut album.
A Downtown Disney restaurant is building a new bar and walk-up taco area that is set to open next month. Tortilla Joe’s began construction two weeks ago after it temporarily closed its outside taqueria window, said Eric Stenta, director of operations for Patina Restaurant Group, which runs the eatery.
In its place, guests for the first time will be able to order margaritas and beer in the walk-up area, which will continue to sell food. The burritos, tacos and nachos will be made to order in front of guests instead of behind a counter, Stenta said.
Disney has already jumped into the netbook space with the Asus EeePC, and the company is now ready to tackle the digital book space.The company on Tuesday unveiled Disney Digital Books, an online repository of over 500 digitized books for children of all ages.
The content is all Disney-branded so there will be no Google Books-level copyright
issues. Children can read classic stories like Pinocchio and Cinderella, as well as more current Disney offerings like Hannah Montana and High School Musical.
Parents who register on the site can take it for a spin for free, but access will then be limited to a $79.95 yearly subscription or $8.95 monthly fee. One subscription will cover access for up to three children.
Line your “nest egg” with some colorful green…in the form of $5,000!
Put it toward college savings, pay off a bill, or build up your emergency fund. Enter the Nest Egg Sweepstakes for your chance to win!
