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A Seminole County Sheriff's Office lieutenant accused of billing two homeowners associations for off-duty security work he never performed was arrested Friday. View the full article

A team of developers has submitted a plan for an eight-story boutique hotel, possibly a Hilton Curio, in front of the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts. View the full article

Are the Rolling Stones set for a visit to the Sunshine State? Billboards along I-4 are raising speculation, but offer little "satisfaction" for fans. View the full article

Can you believe it’s Friday the 13th, again?! Last month on this traditionally unlucky day, we celebrated Villaintine’s Day, and I shared with you the top places to spot villains on a Disney cruise. But this month I want to focus on good rather than evil and show you some the friendly faces you can see when sailing with us. The Fab Five: The gang’s all here! Starting with our special Sailing Away celebration, you’ll see these beloved friends up on stage, walking the decks, giving out hugs and lighting up faces throughout your entire cruise. Potential memorable moments with these guys are just one reason to have your camera handy at all times. Princesses: Calling all royalty! Heroines like Cinderella, Belle, Snow White, Aurora, Tiana and Ariel await your presence in the atrium lobby for our one-of-a-kind Princess Gatherings. Some of these special ladies also make appearances in our stage shows, singing tunes from your favorite Disney films and showing off their glittery gowns. Friends from Arendelle: Speaking of princesses, your two favorite royal sisters are now onboard all four ships, soon to be joined by their pal, Olaf. Plenty of warm hugs will be given, and come summer, these friends will delight Disney Magic and Disney Wonder cruisers during a spectacular “Frozen”-inspired celebration on deck.
 Intergalactic Heroes: The Force is strong with this one! Iconic characters from the Star Wars saga are joining us aboard eight sailings on the Disney Fantasy in 2016. During the day-long celebration, Star Wars Day at Sea, you’ll see them roaming the decks, converging on the deck stage for a special celebration, signing autographs and more. Pixar Pals: Your favorite characters from Pixar films are everywhere! You’ll spot them on stage, on screen, on deck and more. Some of our Pixar character highlights include “Toy Story – The Musical” in the Walt Disney Theatre, an atrium dance party in Alaska and humorous conversations with Crush in Animator’s Palate. Disney Junior: Jake and Sofia are two stars from Disney Junior bringing smiles to the faces of our littlest cruisers. One event your family won’t want to miss is our Disney Junior Pirate & Princess Dance Party where you can boogie to fun Disney Junior tunes, sometimes alongside this adventure-seeking pirate and adored princess in-training. Popular Pirates: Avast, me hearties! Jake isn’t the only well-liked pirate you’ll meet on your sailing. Captain Jack Sparrow can be spotted stumbling around Serenity Bay at Castaway Cay (Castaway Air Bar serves excellent rum!), and Mickey and his gang, including Chip and Dale, don their swashbuckling attire for our special pirate party night. Of course, that’s not all! Friends like Lilo and Stitch are up for fun all year long, and Santa Claus spreads cheer throughout the holiday season. Who are some of the other friendly faces you love to see on a Disney cruise? Friendly Faces on a Disney Cruise Trump Friday the 13th Woes by Jonathan Frontado: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article

Pi Day 2015 carries extra meaning, as the mathematical constant is commonly approximated as 3.14159 or sometimes as 3.14159265359. View the full article

South John Young Parkway has reopened after a suspicious package closed down several blocks and the off-ramp from Interstate 4 on Friday, Orange County Sheriff's Office said. View the full article

Great news for families who prefer to stick with healthy food options during their Disney adventures! Mickey Check Meals have now made their way to the entire fleet of Disney Cruise Line ships. The Mickey Check is an emblem that kids and adults can use on Disney menus to quickly identify meals that meet the Disney Nutrition Guidelines. Mickey Check Meals have been available throughout Walt Disney World and Disneyland. And now, you can add them to your Disney Cruise Line dining options as well. The use of the Mickey Check and the creation of healthy, nutritious meals continues the work of the Disney Magic of Healthy Living Initiative. The project works to provide nutritious options and kid-appropriate portions. Mickey Check Meal on Disney Cruise Lines Mickey Check Meals aim to provide three or more nutritious food groups, including vegetables, whole grains, and lean protein. They also use recipes and ingredients that incorporate less sodium, sugar, and saturated and trans fats. While vacation is certainly a time to enjoy a few indulgences, it’s good to know that you have healthy options to offset more decadent choices. And really, isn’t healthy eating all about balance? How do you feel about Mickey Check Meals coming to the ships of Disney Cruise Line? Leave a comment and tell us if this is a welcome addition for you and your family! 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: News! ‘The Mickey Check’ Introduced at Walt Disney World and Disneyland News! Royal Court Royal Tea on Disney Cruise Line’s Fantasy Disney Cruise Line: Backstage in the Kitchen! View the full article

Do you remember our “over-the-top” gingerbread creations during the holidays? Well, those delicious works of art are creating quite a buzz during the 22nd Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival. Your favorite Disney gingerbread houses from the Walt Disney World Resort are shared with bees to help pollinate the spectacular flowers blooming right now at Epcot. And we “Spring into Spring” today with special programs and food celebrating longer days, warmer weather, and St. Patrick’s day in our first extended weekend of the festival. Check out the details and menus at this year’s Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival. Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival Blooms with Help from Bees, Disney Gingerbread Houses by Victoria Lim: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article

Lots of activity is buzzing at the 22nd Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival right now with a fresh experience that starts today. It's our first extended weekend at the festival: "Spring...From:Disney ParksViews:17325ratingsTime:01:19More inTravel & Events

Darden Restaurants plans to sell its 6-year-old corporate headquarters in Orlando and lease back the building in a long-term deal, the company said Friday. View the full article

Throughout our #DisneyKids series, we have showcased not only how much there is for preschoolers to do at Walt Disney World Resort, but also how much they love and remember their adventures in the parks. We recently learned about one of our park guests, a little girl named Lane whose mother Jennifer creates elaborate Disney Parks-themed costumes as a way to help Lane overcome her shyness. As you can see in this video, three-year-old Lane absolutely beams when her handmade dresses help to connect her to her favorite characters and cast members at Magic Kingdom Park. This family is undoubtedly creating lasting memories together, and we are so happy to be a part of their story. Do you and your little ones have unique memories from a Walt Disney World Visit? #DisneyKids: Young Girl Overcomes Shyness with Amazing Disney Side Costumes at Walt Disney World Resort by Jamie Langdon: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article

Throughout our #DisneyKids series, we have showcased not only how much there is for preschoolers to do at Walt Disney World Resort, but also how much they love and remember their adventures...From:Disney ParksViews:301161ratingsTime:01:39More inTravel & Events

Sleeping Beauty Castle has been a Disneyland icon since the park opened in 1955. Now D23: The Official Disney Fan Club is giving fans the opportunity to give this Disney Parks landmark their own personal touch—and to win (appropriately) “D23-Hundred Dollars”! In honor of the upcoming Disneyland Resort Diamond Celebration, the D23 Expo Design Challenge asks artists young and young-at-heart to craft their own interpretation of Sleeping Beauty Castle. Fans can use a variety of mediums to express their creativity, and 23 lucky finalists will have their pieces exhibited at D23 Expo 2015, from August 14-16 at the Anaheim Convention Center. And the first place winner will receive a cash prize of $2,300! Entrants do not need to be members of D23 to participate. Just click here for more details and get the complete set of rules. Good luck—and we hope to see you at the Expo! Design Your Dream Disney Castle in the D23 Expo Design Challenge by Jeffrey Epstein: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article

Seven years ago, the state started charging tolls to ride on seven miles of express lanes on Interstate 95 in South Florida. The fee ranged from 25 cents to a maximum $7 from end to end, though the top price usually was $1.75 because demand was relatively low. View the full article

I’ve strolled past the Adventureland Egg Roll Wagon lots of times. Learn About: Egg Roll WagonMagic Kingdom Disney World RestaurantsMaybe you have, too… and possibly without even knowing it. Adventureland hosts a few carts featuring the regulars like ice cream bars, popcorn, and plenty of cold drinks for tropical, Adventureland-type days. It also has the one responsible for the irresistible fragrance of cinnamon-glazed almonds on your way to Pirates of the Caribbean. But the Egg Roll Wagon stands alone in its little area and also stands alone in its food offerings, being the only grab-and-walk egg roll location in Magic Kingdom. You pass the little cart after the entrance to the Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse (give a shout if you still love it!). Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse And you can see it to your left when facing the Magic Carpets of Aladdin — it’s the little red cart with the cool overhang. Egg Roll Wagon on the left By the way… a word of warning: if you ever find yourself in line for an egg roll, watch out for this guy. Magic Carpets of Aladdin Camel He spits. How I manage to forget that every single time I’m in his general vicinity, I’ll never know. Anyway, back to the Wagon! Here it is on a slightly less busy day ;). Egg Roll Wagon But on the particular day of my recent visit, I was in Adventureland checking out the new homes for both Sunshine Tree Terrace and Aloha Isle. That’s when I noticed a little sign at the Egg Roll Wagon which made me do a double-take. You see, the Egg Roll Wagon typically offers fairly standard egg roll choices; you know, like pork and vegetable. Egg Roll Wagon menu But there was a brand new item available for testing, which means the outcome can be anything from deciding not to feature them at all, to offering them on peak days (such as the day I was there), to adding them to the regular menu. So, what is the test item in question (umm, if you didn’t see it in this post’s title ;)? Cheeseburger Spring Rolls! Cheeseburger Spring Rolls sign You don’t have to ask me twice! So, here they are, and you can already see that the roll wrappers are nicely crisped to a golden brown. Cheeseburger Spring Rolls Next is the inside, and straight up: the cross section of a Cheeseburger Spring Roll does not a beautiful picture make. But don’t let that sway you… Cross section of Cheeseburger Spring Rolls Sure, finely minced ground beef in melted cheese might not be visually gorgeous, and I’ll admit, the sight gave me pause before digging in. But dig in, I did… and the taste was what I’d hoped it would be when I saw the sign. Cross section of Cheeseburger Spring Rolls My spring rolls were served up piping hot and the wrappers were really fresh and crispy. Waiting inside the golden shell was a gooey, cheesy pile of minced beef, bringing together all the flavor elements of a fast food-style cheeseburger, only FRIED. A word about the cheese: while it is melted, it’s not plastic cheese, I don’t think. It had that nice American cheese taste perfectly associated with a cheeseburger. I thought it all came together really well. The only thing I might change is the portion size to a wee bit larger (basically because I started to have an almost immediate craving for them after I finished!), but really, that’s about it. The Cheeseburger Spring Rolls remind me a bit of the Gravy Fries at Everything Pop Food Court in the sense that — and I could be wrong, but I’m going to wager — most people will likely have an immediate instinct whether or not this is a snack for them. It’s probably either, “Oh. I am SO THERE,” or “No thanks, pal,” without much middle ground. So, are you in the “I don’t know why exactly, but that really appeals to me” Club? Then if you see ‘em, grab ‘em, because that might mean the Cheeseburger Spring Rolls have a chance to stick around post-test. And they sure passed mine! Reports on any future sightings of Cheeseburger Spring Rolls would be greatly appreciated . So, would you give them a try? Please let us know with a comment! 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: Disney Recipe from the Vault: Cinnamon Rolls from Main Street Bakery in Magic Kingdom Dining in TOKYO Disneyand: The Pizza Spring Roll Corn Dog Nuggets VS. Egg Rolls: What’s Your Favorite Snack in Animal Kingdom? View the full article

What fun to make our rounds on the World Showcase Promenade and taste all the new creations from Executive Chef Gregg Hannon and his team at the Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival. We love the blooms, but the food gets most of our attention. Chef Gregg agreed to share two brand-new recipes this year, one savory, one sweet. The Beef Brisket Burnt Ends Hash from The Smokehouse: Barbecue and Brews takes a little time, but, oh, it’s worth it. “Burnt Ends,” by the way are the crunchier outside pieces of leftover brisket – so you get to enjoy a beef brisket, then make this fabulous hash for another meal. And the Florida Blueberry and Lemon Curd Tart from the Florida Fresh Outdoor Kitchen takes advantage of blueberry season in the Sunshine State. So if we don’t see you on the promenade between now and May 17, we hope you’ll try these recipes at home. For two great Florida Fresh Outdoor Kitchen recipes back by demand this year, check out the Watermelon Salad and Shrimp and Grits. For more information, call 407/W-DISNEY (934-7639) or go to epcotinspring.com. The festival, including all gardening programs and exhibits, is included in regular Epcot admission. Burnt Ends Brisket Hash Serves 4-6 Pickled Jalapeño Peppers 1/2 cup thinly sliced white onion1 cup sliced jalapeño peppers1 cup white vinegar3/4 cup water3 tablespoons sugar1 tablespoon salt1 tablespoon black peppercorns1 dried bay leaf1 clove garlic1 teaspoon coriander seedsWhite Cheddar Cheese Fondue 1 tablespoon butter1/4 cup diced onions1 tablespoon all-purpose flour1 1/2 cups heavy cream1/4 teaspoon salt1/8 teaspoon ground white pepper1/8 teaspoon nutmeg1/8 teaspoon hot sauce1 cup shredded aged white cheddar cheese1/2 cup shredded mozzarella cheese2 tablespoons diced jalapeño pepperBurnt Ends Brisket Hash 1 tablespoon canola oil1 medium white potato, diced1/2 cup diced white onion1/4 cup diced celery1/4 cup diced poblano peppers2 tablespoons diced jalapeño peppers3 cups cubed smoked beef brisket1/2 teaspoon salt1/2 teaspoon black pepperFor pickled jalapeno: Place sliced onions and jalapeños in a medium-sized glass bowl. Combine white vinegar, water, sugar, salt, black peppercorns, bay leaf, garlic, and coriander in a small saucepan. Cook over high heat until mixture boils. Pour brine over onions and jalapeños. Cover and refrigerate at least 24 hours.For white cheddar cheese fondue: Melt butter in medium saucepan over medium heat. Add onion and sauté 5-8 minutes, or until onions are translucent.Add flour, stirring constantly, for 3-5 minutes. Do not allow mixture to brown.Add cream, salt, white pepper and nutmeg. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, 5 minutes, or until simmering. Reduce heat to low and simmer, stirring occasionally, 20-25 minutes, until mixture is thick and coats the back of a spoon.Add hot sauce. Slowly add cheese, stirring constantly, 3-5 minutes, until cheese melts and is creamy. Add diced jalapeño peppers. Keep warm until ready to serve. For burnt ends brisket hash: Heat canola oil in a large sauté pan over medium for 5 minutes, or until oil is shimmering. Carefully add potatoes. Cook potatoes over medium heat, stirring occasionally, 6-8 minutes, until potatoes are golden and cooked through. Add remaining vegetables. Cook 3-5 minutes, until softened. Season with salt and pepper. To serve: Evenly divide burnt ends brisket hash among plates. Top with white cheddar cheese fondue. Garnish with pickled jalapeño peppers. Blueberry Lemon Curd Tarts Makes 6 tarts Lemon Pastry Cream 1/4 cup cornstarch 1/2 cup sugar, divided1 egg2 egg yolks 2 cups milk1/2 teaspoon vanilla1/4 cup butter 1/4 cup lemon juice Vanilla Tarts 1 egg yolk 2 tablespoon very cold water 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 1/4 cups all-purpose flour 1/3 cup sugar 1/4 teaspoon salt8 teaspoons (1 stick) cold unsalted butter, cut into 8 piecesBlueberry Filling 2 cups fresh blueberries, divided 1/4 cup sugar 1/4 cup water 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon Blueberry Meringue 2 egg whites Pinch of cream of tartar 3 tablespoons sugar 2 tablespoons pureed blueberriesFor lemon pastry cream: Whisk cornstarch, 1/4 cup sugar, egg and egg yolks together in a medium bowl; set aside. Combine milk, vanilla and remaining 1/4 cup sugar in medium saucepan, bring to a boil over medium heat. Remove from heat.Remove 1 cup of hot milk and slowly pour into the cornstarch/egg mixture, whisking briskly, so eggs do not cook.Stir cornstarch/egg/milk mixture back into remaining hot milk. Return saucepan to medium-low heat, stirring constantly so eggs do not curdle or scorch on bottom of pan; cook until cream thickens. Remove from heat and add butter, stirring until completely blended. Stir in lemon juice. Pour mixture into a heat-proof container, cover with plastic wrap placed in contact with surface of cream to avoid forming skin. Refrigerate until chilled. For vanilla tarts: Mix egg yolk, water and vanilla together in a small bowl; set aside.Combine flour, sugar and salt in a large bowl. Cut butter into flour mixture using pastry cutter or 2 knives until texture resembles coarse cornmeal. Butter pieces should be no larger than small peas.Add egg mixture; mix with fork just until dough pulls together.Preheat oven to 325°F.Transfer dough onto lightly floured work surface; pat into a ball and flatten. Cut dough into 6 equal portions.Roll out each portion into a circle about 2 inches larger than the diameter of each tart pan. Place dough into tart pans without stretching. With fingers, snugly press dough into sides and bottom. Press along top edge of pans to remove excess dough. Prick bottom and sides of each tart. Bake for 15 minutes or until golden brown.For blueberry filling: Prepare an ice water bath to accommodate a medium saucepan.Combine 1 cup blueberries, sugar and water in a medium saucepan. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until thickened.Add cinnamon and remaining cup of blueberries, continue to cook until entire mixture thickens slightly, about 2 minutes. Remove from heat and place pan in ice water bath to cool.For blueberry meringue: Whip egg whites in a large glass or metal bowl until foamy. Add cream of tartar, then gradually add sugar and whip until stiff peaks form. Fold in blueberry puree. To serve: Cover bottom of each tart with blueberry filling. Layer lemon pastry cream on top of blueberry filling. Place meringue in piping bag with a wide opening decorator tip (so blueberries in meringue do not clog tip). Garnish each tart. Chef’s note: For the tart, a stand mixer with a flat beater can be using instead of mixing dough by hand. Mix flour, sugar and salt at low speed. Add butter, beat on medium-low speed until texture resembles coarse cornmeal, with butter pieces no larger than small peas. Add egg yolk, water and vanilla mixture, beat just until dough pulls together. Two New Culinary Favorites at This Year’s Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival by Pam Brandon: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article

Today marks the opening of Disney’s “Cinderella” in theaters and, along with it, “Frozen Fever”, a new animated short film featuring Queen Elsa, Princess Anna, the ever-so-huggable Olaf and other familiar “Frozen” faces. But the “Frozen” fun doesn’t have to stop at the movies! You can experience a true “Frozen” style adventure on an Adventures by Disney Norway vacation. With Adventures by Disney you can discover the beauty and majesty of Norway, the country that inspired Disney’s “Frozen”. This 8-day, 7-night vacation takes you into the storybook village of Bergen, which served as the inspiration for the kingdom of Arendelle. You’ll also journey through ice-capped mountains, breathtaking fjords and see the stave churches that shaped the landscape and architecture depicted in the hit film. A real-life “Frozen” adventure is waiting for you with Adventures by Disney! For more about visiting Norway with Adventures by Disney, visit the posts below: The Great Outdoors, Norway Style, with Adventures by Disney‘Fjording’ Through Norway with Adventures by Disney Setting Off on a ‘Frozen’ Journey with Adventures by DisneyImmerse Yourself in the Royalty of London and Paris with Adventures by DisneyGet ‘Frozen Fever’ with Adventures by Disney by Amanda Adler: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article

The future of Downtown Disney is taking shape. View the full article

We’ve shared many shots of Disney castles from Disney Parks around the world here in this series over the past few years, but I have to say that this one, snapped at Hong Kong Disneyland, may just be my new favorite. I just love the lighting and the illuminated stained glass windows at the top. GalleryDisney Parks After Dark view allThe castle at Hong Kong Disneyland is inspired by the Sleeping Beauty Castle at the original Disneyland park in California. (Fun fact: For the park’s 5th anniversary in 2010, Sleeping Beauty Castle temporarily transformed into Tinker Bell’s Pixie Dusted Castle, with effects added to it that made it shimmer day and night). Disney Parks After Dark: Sleeping Beauty Castle at Hong Kong Disneyland by Jennifer Fickley-Baker: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article

One film I’m especially excited to see this summer is “TOMORROWLAND,” a movie that was inspired by the futuristic “land” guests can visit at Disney Parks around the world. Supervising Art Director Ramsey Avery has worked with different departments at Disney Parks to “build” a Tomorrowland for the film. He recently stopped by to share his excitement about the movie – and an amazing new trailer! You wanted to see Tomorrowland. Here it comes. How unbelievably exciting is this trailer? Will you see the film when it opens nationwide on May 22? Tell us in the comments section below! ‘TOMORROWLAND’s Ramsey Avery Talks Film, Shares New Trailer by Jennifer Fickley-Baker: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article

Supervising Art Director Ramsey Avery has worked with different departments at Disney Parks to “build” a Tomorrowland for the film. He recently stopped by to share his excitement about...From:Disney ParksViews:3109111ratingsTime:03:56More inTravel & Events

A bill making its way through the Florida Legislature that would loosen a cap on timeshare assessment fees and make it tougher for buyers to get out of contracts has drawn criticism from time-share owners' attorneys and advocates. View the full article

Is it visions of the future, eternal youth or earthly riches that you seek? One of our excavation crew members just returned from the deep jungles of Adventureland at Disneyland park … just wait until you see what they uncovered! As you can see, artifacts range from precious metals (pins), leather (hats and whips) and cotton (T-shirts and fleece), along with other ancient remains (mug). Are you brave enough to battle snakes, spiders and anything else that crosses your path? If so, head due west towards the Indiana Jones Trading Outpost to see for yourselves. Special Tip: If you stop by the shop, take a moment or two to play a game of Indiana Jones Pinball Adventure! Don’t despair, East-coast fans – some of these trading goods have been shipped to the archeological site (known as the Indiana Jones Adventure Outpost) at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. New Indiana Jones Merchandise Discovered at Disney Parks by Michelle Harker: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article

Look for big changes at Planet Hollywood and Paradiso 37 at Downtown Disney, with Paradiso 37 wrapping up its expansion in summer 2015, Planet Hollywood in spring 2016. Paradiso 37’s expansion capitalizes on its beautiful waterfront setting. “We’re nearly doubling the seating, adding more terrace dining, a new outdoor performance stage and expanding to add a greater presence on the new Disney Springs promenade,” said Rashid Choufani, chief executive officer of Paradiso 37. The menu, a “Taste of the Americas,” will continue to offer a culinary tour of North, Central and South America, with popular dishes including ceviche, jalapeño burgers, Argentinian skirt steak, whole crispy chicken and Chilean-style salmon. Beverages include wine, beer, and specialty rum and tequila cocktails inspired by the cuisine. (The restaurant takes its name from the 37 countries in the Americas.) Paradiso 37 will remain open while undergoing renovations. Planet Hollywood gets a complete makeover – you may not recognize the place as it’s transformed into a four-story stargazing observatory to match the design aesthetic of Disney Springs. While the exterior is turn-of-the-century, the interior will feature spherical, planet-shaped lighting fixtures and stylish finishing to create a welcoming atmosphere for fans to celebrate a new generation of superstar entertainers. And the memorabilia from movies stays, a perfect fit to “Dine Amongst the Stars.” A new outdoor terrace and outdoor bar space called Stargazers will feature live entertainment while music in the main dining room will include a DJ. Favorites remain on the menu, but look for new tastes too, and a trendy beverage menu – everything from milkshakes and smoothies to wines, bottled and draft beers and cocktails. Check back for more details! Two Restaurants Expand as Downtown Disney Evolves Into Disney Springs at Walt Disney World Resort by Pam Brandon: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article