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  1. This summer, we’re setting sail once again to destinations around the Baltic Sea! Helsinki, Finland and Tallinn, Estonia are two of the locales you can explore on our Northern European cruises, and we have fantastic Port Adventure options for your family to make the most of your time in these historic cities. Helsinki, Finland is known for its historic architecture, lively squares and beautiful green spaces. Our Helsinki Highlights and Finnish Food-Tasting tour takes you to see some of the city’s most popular sights, such as Senate Square, and taste delicious local food, including smoked Finnish delicacies and typical Finnish desserts. The unique Temppeliaukio Rock Church is one of my favorite stops on this tour, as this impressive venue, located in the heart of Helsinki, was built directly into solid rock! Our Helsinki, Porvoo and Countryside Port Adventure takes you to Temppeliaukio Rock Church and Senate Square, too, and this full-day tour also includes a visit to the historic town of Porvoo and the Finnish countryside. In Porvoo, you can explore Old Town, with its narrow lanes and 16th century wooden houses, and the small handicraft shops. Next up is a visit to the charming Savijärvi Farm, a local family’s home, as well as a Finnish horse-breeding farm and riding school. After meeting the family and eating a three-course meal in their 19th century manor house, you’ll also have the chance to see some of the horses and learn more about the family’s way of life on the farm. Tallinn, Estonia is another destination on our Baltic cruises brimming with beautiful architecture and rich history. On our Port Adventure, Best of Tallinn with Concert and Lunch, you’ll get an up-close look at many of the city’s historic landmarks, including the Gothic Town Hall, domed churches and the baroque palace that once was a summer residence of Russian czars and now houses the Museum of European Art. A highlight of this excursion is the walking tour through the cobblestone streets of the old town, followed by a three-course lunch at a neighborhood restaurant and a concert of medieval music in St. Nicholas Church. A different Port Adventure that celebrates the area’s architecture and art is Estonian Architecture and Art for Families, created exclusively for Disney cruisers. Following a sightseeing tour, a visit to the Museum of European Art gives adults the chance to have a guided tour while the kids join Disney Cruise Line youth counselors in a fun art project. First, the costumed Dame of the Palace will welcome you and take the children on a short tour of the palace to exhibitions geared for kids. Then, the children will enjoy a drawing workshop where they can draw their impressions of the palace to take home as a souvenir. Up next, I’ll tell you about adventures in St Petersburg, Russia and Stockholm, Sweden. Who’s sailing the Baltic with us this summer? Adventures in Helsinki, Finland and Tallinn, Estonia with Disney Cruise Line by Arnaldo Zanonato: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article
  2. Two Florida Hospital employees printed portions of medical records of as many as 9,000 patients from January 2012 to May 2014, the hospital announced on Friday. View the full article
  3. Crowds are growing and could get worse on the SunRail commuter train today as more and more people show up at the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival. View the full article
  4. A Florida Highway Patrol trooper is under review after a Youtube video of a trooper pulling over a motorcyclist went viral Thursday. View the full article
  5. Gov. Rick Scott declined to say Friday whether he supported using state funds to build University of Central Florida's proposed downtown Orlando campus. View the full article
  6. We recently told you about the new expansion of Grizzly Peak at Disney California Adventure park, and today we’re excited to open the all-new Smokejumpers Grill. This new quick-service location is the first phase of the Grizzly Peak Airfield addition to this land, in the space formerly known as Condor Flats. As you can see in these photos, Smokejumpers Grill honors the brave men and women who fight wildfires in our California forests. Take a closer look in the gallery below. GallerySmokejumpers Grill Opens Today at Disney California Adventure Park view allThe location will also feature an updated menu with tasty items like a Bacon Cheddar Burger, Grilled Chicken & Jack Sandwich and Chili Cheeseburger, so stop in during your next visit! Smokejumpers Grill Opens Today at Disney California Adventure Park by Erin Glover: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article
  7. Here we goooooooooo! Learn About: Be Our Guest Restaurant -- LunchMagic Kingdom Disney World RestaurantsAfter months of waiting, it’s finally here. The first day of Breakfast at Magic Kingdom’s Be Our Guest Restaurant is on the books, and it was a great one! After opening in 2012, Be Our Guest Restaurant was an instant sensation for disney-goers, and it has since become THE reservation to get when you’re planning a trip to the World. BOG has a long history of “firsts.” The table-service dinner at the French, Beauty and the Beast-inspired restaurant features alcohol in the Magic Kingdom for the first time ever, the lunch meal became the first to offer dining FastPass+ bookings (no longer offered), and subsequently lunch just became the first counter-service restaurant to require reservations to dine. Now, Be Our Guest’s counter-service breakfast is also taking Advance Dining Reservations! And today we’ve got a fun FIRST LOOK at all of the food for you. We’ll have a full review on Monday with our fancy camera pics, but I couldn’t wait to share a few phone pics with you this morning! AtmosphereThere’s nothing like an early morning romp through the Magic Kingdom — especially when the park is totally empty (well, almost)! Cinderella Castle in the early morning light And that’s one of the many benefits of booking a “before-the-park-opens” meal at one of Magic Kingdom’s breakfast restaurants. Not only do you get some great photo ops, but you’re also done with breakfast and ALREADY IN THE PARK just in time to get to the front of the line at your favorite rides as soon as they open. Morning at Magic Kingdom But, our favorite attractions are always the restaurants, so we couldn’t wait to cross that bridge over to the Beast’s Castle and enjoy breakfast at Be Our Guest for the first time ever. Be Our Guest Restaurant Check-in was at two umbrella’d tables in front of the main bridge to the restaurant. We’ll have a full run-down of tips and tricks for arriving and checking in in our Monday post. Be Our Guest Restaurant breakfast check-in Once we got inside, we were greeted with the same gorgeous castle atmosphere that we find on every visit. It’s always overwhelming! Whispering Suits of Armour Ballroom Ceiling This morning, we sat in the Rose Gallery. This isn’t a room that was featured in the film, but it does offer some lovely wall hangings depicting scenes from the lives of the characters. It also features the gorgeous music box that Belle’s father created for Belle and the Beast for their wedding. Rose Gallery Music Box EatsBut you’ll hear more about all that on Monday. It’s time to showcase a few of the goodies we tried today! The ordering process is the same as it is for lunch — guests will order via cast members or kiosks once they get into the restaurant, and then they’ll head off with their “magic rose” or Disney World magic band to find a table they like. Their food will magically (seeing a theme here?) find THEM wherever they are! Again, we’ll give you a further run-down of that process on Monday, but you can read any of our Disney Food Blog lunch reviews and see the details there as well. Note that pre-ordering your meals should become an option for breakfast as it is for lunch; we’re just not sure of the roll-out for that option. So, here’s how it all works! The price for breakfast at BOG is set — $19.99 for adults, $11.99 for guests aged 9 and under. Sounds expensive, right? Especially for counter-service? But here’s the run-down: 1.) Be Our Guest is pretty pricey as it is for its other two meals, so you’re starting high, 2.) Everyone gets a bunch of breakfast pastries and non-alcoholic drinks included in the cost. So, yes, it’s expensive, but you may find that it’s worth it for your family. Be Our Guest Restaurant Breakfast Menu There are six entrees that you can choose from on the adult menu, and five entrees on the kids’ menu. We, of course, ordered everything on the adult menu, and also ordered one intriguing item from the kids’ menu just to check out the level of value there. Here are pics and mini-descriptions of some of our favorites! We’ll have ALL of the pics for you on Monday! Open-Face Bacon and Egg SandwichThis was a must-order for us, since we figured it’d be very popular with Disney guests. And we loved it! It was a table favorite. Open-Face Bacon and Egg Sandwich with poached eggs, applewood bacon, and brie cheese on a toasted baguette served with fresh fruit Croissant DoughnutAnother must-have — at least for me — was this Croissant Donut (cronut) served with some truly ah-mazing caramel banana sauce! This is suuuuuper sweet, but suuuuuper awesome! Croissant Doughnut topped with banana caramel sauce, pastry creme, and chocolate ganache Assorted Cured Meats and CheeseAnother intriguing option was this charcuterie and cheese platter. Definitely a departure from your typical American breakfast menu, and truly delicious. Assorted Cured Meats and Cheeses — alpine-smoked ham, serrano ham, sopressata, and cheese served with marmalade, fresh fruit, and toasted baguette We ordered everything else as well (for the vegetarians, the quiche is the same one that’s served at lunch), and we’ll have more pics for you on Monday! Crepes de CogsworthFor the kiddos, the Crepes de Cogsworth curried the most interest among our group. This French-inspired dish is a Mickey Check meal, and it included yogurt, berries, and even a wildberry “foam.” Fun! Crepes de Cogsworth — stuffed with Yogurt, fresh berries, and wildberry foam OverallOK, we’ll have more for you on Monday (as I’ve said a jillion times), and can’t wait to share our full review! In the meantime, let us know your thoughts about Breakfast at Be Our Guest! Are you going? What will you be ordering? What’s your must-have at Be Our Guest Breakfast? Let us know in the comments below! Disney Food Blog Fans, be sure to check out our DFB Disney World Dining Guide e-Books! Find great deals at DFBStore.com!Also, come on over and: Subscribe to our NewsletterFollow us on TwitterBecome a Facebook Fan Related posts: Be Our Guest Restaurant To Offer Table Service Breakfast? We Think So… News! Be Our Guest Restaurant Breakfast Menus and Reservation Booking Details News! Lunch FastPass Testing to End at Be Our Guest Restaurant View the full article
  8. Full Sail University on Friday announced a collaboration with Maker Studios to produce premium programming at a digital studio on the university campus near Winter Park. View the full article
  9. Little ones share their favorite memory from the Haunted Mansion at Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World! http://di.sn/60072bcl SUBSCRIBE: http://di.sn/q7h About Walt Disney World: At...From:Disney ParksViews:30122ratingsTime:00:55More inTravel & Events
  10. The Innoventions West attraction at Epcot will be undergoing changes this spring, Walt Disney World has confirmed. View the full article
  11. TAVARES — A 20-year-old Tavares High School student was arrested Friday morning after a handgun was found in his vehicle on campus, according to a Lake County Sheriff's official. View the full article
  12. I’m beyond excited to give you a first look at some new merchandise coming this year to Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort at Walt Disney World Resort. I’ve been looking forward to this story for months as my entire apartment is decorated like a Polynesian paradise. You may remember the sneak preview I shared this past January of the Tiki figurine shown above. I recently visited the resort to capture an image of that same figurine in a lush, tropical setting. I also found a few other things that I’m sure you’ll enjoy! Disney Design Group artists created a comprehensive style guide for this resort logo program. This guide contained Disney character sketches, patterns, backgrounds and more that were applied to a variety of items. The adult and kids shirts pictured above utilize some of those style guide elements. The Minnie Mouse image from the T-shirt was also used on a long-sleeved hoodie (I love the resort logo name on the sleeve). I was delighted to see new Aloha shirts for adults and kids (now my son and I can match while enjoying Dole Whips from the Pineapple Lanai). Those shirts combine character sketches from the T-shirts along with the Tiki figurine. The tote bag also contains an image of that Tiki figurine and it’s perfect! Other souvenir items will include a key chain, a decorative frame, and window decals. The resort will have an open edition logo pin. Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto will have an open edition logo pin and a limited edition pin for the grand opening. Some of my favorite items, however, are the amazing Tiki mugs that are coming to the resort. There will be two different mugs, each with the resort’s logo found on the back side. The first two colors for these mugs are shown in the image above. Look for three additional color variations for each mug to be released throughout this year at the resort’s merchandise shops. Besides the Tiki mugs, I can’t wait to get my hands on the Aloha shirt inspired by Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto. The shirt’s colors were inspired by colorful tile once used inside Great Ceremonial House. As you can tell from this image, I’m already waiting to enjoy this happy hideaway that is soon to become my second home away from home. These items will be released at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort this year; we will not be carrying them on our Disney Parks online store. Preview of New Merchandise Coming to Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort at Walt Disney World Resort by Steven Miller: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article
  13. The 73-year-old man who disappeared a week ago is enjoying a morning with his family today. View the full article
  14. Just a few weeks ago, as the sun started to rise on a cool day in late February, Disney’s Animal Kingdom welcomed its second white rhino calf of 2015 into the herd! This one’s a girl and it’s the tenth white rhino baby to be born at Disney’s Animal Kingdom! As we welcome this newest baby and work to deliver uncompromising excellence in animal care for the animals here at the park and across The Walt Disney Company, we haven’t forgotten about their relatives in the wild. Last year, rhinos faced the worst poaching in history, so we continue to support conservation efforts for this and many other vulnerable species around the world. Much long term work to save this species is needed in the wild, but it’s important to celebrate small victories and our animal care team definitely has much to celebrate with seemingly back-to-back white rhino calves born at Disney’s Animal Kingdom this year. While our newest mom and calf won’t make their debut out on the savannas of the Harambe Wildlife Reserve for a couple of months, our newest calf needs a name and this time the choice is yours! The animal care team narrowed it down to four options, so please help us choose which name you like best for her. Take a look at the heart-warming pictures in the photo gallery and choose your favorite name below. Be sure to rally your friends to make sure your favorite name wins! Vote to Name a New Baby Rhino Girl at Disney’s Animal Kingdom!GallerySpecial Edition Wildlife Friday: Vote to Name a New Baby Rhino Girl at Disney’s Animal Kingdom! view allVoting will remain open until 11:59 p.m. on Thursday, March 26. We’ll reveal the winning name soon after that! Tell us which name you voted for and why in the comments below. Special Edition Wildlife Friday: Vote to Name a New Baby Rhino Girl at Disney’s Animal Kingdom! by Karen Jasmin: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article
  15. A NEW VERSION of the Wishes Fireworks Dessert Party will make its debut on Sunday, July 5th, at Magic Kingdom! ©Disney The “Wishes Fireworks Dessert Party” will offer enhancements to the very popular Tomorrowland Terrace Dessert Party (the final date of the Tomorrowland Terrace Dessert Party will be July 4th). You can see our review of the Tomorrowland Terrace Dessert Party here. Guests will experience reserved seating areas and raise a sparkling cider toast as “Wishes” begins. Wishes at Magic Kingdom Of course, desserts will remain a key factor in the celebration, and Disney has revealed plans for offerings such as chocolate-dipped strawberries, chocolate mousse, and ice cream. New menu additions will include seasonal fruit and cheese assortments along with Disney character cupcakes. Additions to the beverage line-up will include hot chocolate and signature lemonades. Dessert Parties have become a popular enhancement to fireworks at Disney World The price for the new dessert party is $49 for adults, and $29 for children (including tax). Reservations for this experience open on Friday, March 20th, via the Walt Disney World website or by calling (407) WDW-DINE. Did you attend the current dessert party in the Magic Kingdom? Would you pay twice as much for extra menu items? Let us know in the comments below! Disney Food Blog Fans, be sure to check out our DFB Disney World Dining Guide e-Books! Find great deals at DFBStore.com!Also, come on over and: Subscribe to our NewsletterFollow us on TwitterBecome a Facebook Fan Related posts: Wishes Fireworks Dessert Party Photos! Wishes Dessert Party Extended Through December 2010 Magic Kingdom Wishes Dessert Party Extended into January 2010 View the full article
  16. A 58-year-old woman was arrested Wednesday after authorities found out her grandchildren were sleeping on the floor with their arms chained to a washing machine with dog collars, an arrest affidavit said. View the full article
  17. Just before sunrise, I was looking for silhouettes of Sleeping Beauty Castle to photograph for a Disney Parks After Dark blog post. I was pretty happy with the photos I had taken thus far, but I was still trying to find something more interesting. Then suddenly, without being cued, a flock of noisy crows flew by on the other side of the castle. I was glad I didn’t stop shooting when they flew by, because I like how the photograph turned out – especially their silhouettes in the sky. GalleryDisney Parks After Dark view allDisney Park After Dark: A Photo to Crow About from Disneyland Park by Paul Hiffmeyer: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article
  18. What happened this morning at Magic Kingdom Park was really cool: to the cheers of thousands of guests gathered on Main Street U.S.A. and in front of Cinderella Castle, the U.S. Navy Blue Angels performed two flyovers of the theme park. Six F/A-18 Hornet jets that were traveling from their home base in Pensacola, FL, to an air show in the state, used the opportunity to entertain and inspire guests. Traveling more than 250 mph, these jets capable of super sonic speeds roared down Main Street U.S.A. holding the tradition Delta Formation on their first pass. After quickly turning around the jets returned and executed a Delta Break over Cinderella Castle. This was a magical flight these pilots and park guests will not soon forget. Your chance to experience the excitement is one click away on the video box above. U.S. Navy Blue Angels Roar Down Main Street, U.S.A. at the Walt Disney World Resort by Robert Hitchcock: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article
  19. To the cheers of thousands of guests gathered on Main Street U.S.A. and in front of Cinderella Castle, the U.S. Navy Blue Angels performed two flyovers. http://di.sn/60072Wb1 Read more on...From:Disney ParksViews:21949381ratingsTime:01:17More inTravel & Events
  20. Belle Vue Lounge is one of those Disney spots. Learn About: Belle Vue LoungeBoardwalk Restaurants Disney World RestaurantsYep — it’s a hideaway…that only the cool kids know about. True, I love Disney Bars and Lounges. A lot. They’re some of my favorite spots on property, and they’re awesome for some many reasons. Whether you’re looking for a place to relax after a long day, meeting friends, or even grabbing a bite to eat without an Advance Dining Reservation. Well, Belle Vue is a bit different than some of my other favorites, like Territory Lounge or Tambu Lounge. Belle Vue doesn’t serve food, except at breakfast, when they offer light continental options, coffee, and a few other beverages. So you won’t find signature Pub Grub like Fondue or Pulled Pork Nachos here. But you will find loads of relaxing, beautiful atmosphere. The Belle Vue Lounge in Disney’s BoardWalk Inn And if you happen to encounter a helpful bartender (and the long-time bartender here is always helpful), you may be able to enjoy a Belle Vue classic. The Shadow at Belle Vue LoungeYou’ll mostly find the Standard Disney Bar Menu here. It’s a little sad…because this place could be even more awesome with an inspired drink menu. But there is one bright spot. And oddly, it’s called The Shadow. This drink is Belle Vue’s claim to fame, even though it’s not officially on the menu anymore. A mixture of Chambord, Godiva Chocolate Liqueur, Vanilla Vodka, and Heavy Cream, it’s as much dessert as it is a cocktail. The Shadow at Belle Vue Lounge It’s not really my kind of drink. I don’t usually go in for sweet and creamy in the cocktail department. But I can see the appeal. And honestly, it is just fun to take part in what has become a classic at this long-time favorite lounge. So if Disney food and drink history is your thing, and you like a decadent nightcap, drop by Belle Vue for The Shadow the next time you get the chance. Want to Know More About Disney’s Wonderful Bars and Lounges?We’ve got TONS of Disney World Dining Tips — including a Comprehensive Index of All of Disney World’s Spectacular Bars and Lounges! — in our big, bold, 490-page DFB Guide to Walt Disney World® Dining 2015 — and the guide is your ticket to planning your best Disney trip yet! The DFB Guide to Walt Disney World® Dining 2015 is full of tips and planning tools developed by Disney World experts over 20+ years of visits. We’ve done the research for you, so you’ll know just which spots will uniquely suit your family’s needs! With sample dining itineraries, plus our “Disney Dining at a Glance” section, featuring “Where Can I Find?” options, you’ll have everything you need to plan the best vacation ever. Click here to get your copy of The DFB Guide to Walt Disney World® Dining 2015 E-book — and use code 2015 for an extra $4 discount for a limited time! Have you experienced the Shadow at Belle Vue for yourself? Leave a comment and tell us what you think of it! Disney Food Blog Fans, be sure to check out our DFB Disney World Dining Guide e-Books! Find great deals at DFBStore.com!Also, come on over and: Subscribe to our NewsletterFollow us on TwitterBecome a Facebook Fan Related posts: Review: River Belle Terrace Breakfast at Disneyland Park News! Dates for the 2015 Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Food and Wine Classic Announced Review: The Tambu Lounge in Disney’s Polynesian Resort View the full article
  21. A child's first Disney visit is full of wonder. And for a limited time this summer at Walt Disney World® Resort, they can also experience special Frozen fun, including a sing-along stage...From:Disney ParksViews:208163ratingsTime:00:46More inTravel & Events
  22. Imagine enjoying an exclusive, unforgettable view of the fireworks over Cinderella Castle while you indulge in a decadent dessert experience. The newly enhanced Wishes Fireworks Dessert Party at Magic Kingdom Park allows you to do just that. Beginning July 5, 2015, Tomorrowland Terrace Dessert Party at Magic Kingdom Park will be enhanced and transformed into the Wishes Fireworks Dessert Party. Relax in a reserved seating area with family and friends over delicious desserts and beverages. GalleryReservations Open March 20 for the Wishes Fireworks Dessert Party at Magic Kingdom Park view allDelight in a selection of themed desserts prepared daily by our pastry chef including chocolate-dipped strawberries, chocolate mousse, and ice cream. Delectable new additions to the menu include a variety of seasonal fruit and cheese, Disney character-themed cupcakes, and more! As the fireworks begin, celebrate with a sparkling cider toast and create a special memory with family and friends. Throughout the evening, you can now enjoy hot drinking chocolate and signature lemonades as well as coffee and tea. Wishes Fireworks Dessert Party is $49 for adults, $29 for children, tax included. Reservations can be made beginning on March 20 by visiting DisneyWorld.com/dine, or calling 407-WDW-DINE. Remember, you can also make your next visit to Epcot extra sweet by making a reservation to enjoy the IllumiNations Sparkling Dessert Party during the Epcot nighttime fireworks spectacular. Reservations Open March 20 for the Wishes Fireworks Dessert Party at Magic Kingdom Park by Rachel Brent: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article
  23. Two years ago this month, we were looking forward to exciting things at Disney Parks, but we were also looking back at some memorable milestones. Take a look at these three trips back in time that we took our readers on in March 2013. Today in Disney History: Journey Into Imagination Opens at Epcot Jennifer took us back to March 5, 1983, for the opening of Journey Into Imagination at Epcot. Vintage Walt Disney World: Building an Animal Kingdom Nate took us back in time for a look at the construction of Disney’s Animal Kingdom. A Look Back: 1958 Opening of the Grand Canyon Diorama at Disneyland Park George shared these rare photos of Walt Disney at the 1958 opening of the Grand Canyon Diorama. Disney Parks Blog Time Capsule: March 2013 by Erin Glover: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article
  24. Little ones share their favorite memory from Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin at Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World! http://di.sn/60012bcU SUBSCRIBE: http://di.sn/q7h About Walt Disney...From:Disney ParksViews:225564ratingsTime:01:01More inTravel & Events
  25. This week, our Learn to Draw animation series continues with a lesson on how to draw the lovable scoundrel Flynn Rider from “Tangled.” Check out the video below for step-by-step instructions from artist Mike Chovanec of the Animation Academy at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. For previous animation tutorials on some of your favorite Disney characters, check out the list below: Learn to Draw Aladdin’s Pal, Genie, at Disney’s Hollywood Studios Learn to Draw Tinker Bell at Disney’s Hollywood StudiosLearn to Draw Buzz Lightyear from ‘Toy Story’ at Disney’s Hollywood StudiosLearn to Draw Special Edition: ‘Frozen’ Voice Actor Josh Gad Tests His Skills at Drawing OlafLearn to Draw Mickey’s Pal Pluto at Disney’s Hollywood Studios Learn to Draw Hiro from ‘Big Hero 6′ Learn to Draw Baymax From ‘Big Hero 6’ at Disney’s Hollywood Studios Learn to Draw Rapunzel’s Buddy, Pascal, at Disney’s Hollywood StudiosLearn to Draw Stitch at Disney’s Hollywood StudiosLearn to Draw Winnie the Pooh at Disney’s Hollywood StudiosLearn to Draw Jack Skellington at Disney’s Hollywood StudiosLearn to Draw Oswald the Lucky Rabbit at Disney’s Art of Animation ResortLearn How to Draw ‘Frozen’s’ Anna at Disney’s Hollywood StudiosLearn to Draw Disney Characters at Animation Academy at Disney’s Hollywood StudiosDo You Want to Draw a Snowman? Learn How at Disney’s Hollywood StudiosLearn to Draw: Flynn Rider from ‘Tangled’ at Disney’s Hollywood Studios by Jennifer Fickley-Baker: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article
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