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The U.S. carried out airstrikes that targeted a gathering of Islamic State leaders in northern Iraq, military officials said Saturday. View the full article

Despite having never met her uncle, Army Sgt. Frank Torigian, Glenda Frese has spent the last 15 years trying to bring his remains home from their unknown resting place in North Korea. View the full article

For years, environmentalists have tried to prevent 3,000 acres of land called Mira Lago, bordering the Disney Wilderness Preserve, from becoming a housing development. View the full article

The 20 catchiest songs ever according to a study from researchers at the University of Amsterdam in collaboration with the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester. View the full article

The block around the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts is buzzing. View the full article

Last Sunday, we kicked off the month with our latest Disney Parks Blog meet-up featuring a special preview screening of the Walt Disney Animation Studios film “Big Hero 6” before it opened...From:Disney ParksViews:25838ratingsTime:02:34More inTravel & Events

Last Sunday, we kicked off the month with our latest Disney Parks Blog meet-up featuring a special preview screening of the Walt Disney Animation Studios film “Big Hero 6” before it opened on November 7. Hundreds of readers (some in costume) joined us at AMC Downtown Disney 24 at Walt Disney World Resort to see “Big Hero 6” – an action-packed comedy-adventure about robotics prodigy Hiro Hamada, who learns to harness his genius—thanks to his brilliant brother Tadashi and their like-minded friends: adrenaline junkie Go Go Tomago, neatnik Wasabi, chemistry whiz Honey Lemon and fanboy Fred. Attendees of the Meet-Up also enjoyed a meet-and-greet with “Big Hero 6” characters Hiro and Baymax during the event. Both characters are coming to Disney Parks. GalleryFans Cheer ‘Big Hero 6 at Disney Parks Blog Meet-Up view all When the movie ended, fans applauded and cheered before heading out to see the giant 40-foot Baymax at Downtown Disney. Thank you to everyone who attended our latest Walt Disney World Resort meet-up – it was a fantastic time. If you weren’t able to join us to see the movie, remember, “Big Hero 6” opens in theaters, in 3D on November 7. For more information, visit Disney.com/bighero6. Be sure to keep an eye on the Disney Parks Blog for information about our next meet-up opportunity. Fans Cheer ‘Big Hero 6′ at Disney Parks Blog Meet-Up by Thomas Smith: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article

The last time anyone saw Carline Brumaire Jean alive she was inside her car, waving her arms as it sank into a lake near Universal Orlando in February. Unable to escape her Toyota, she drowned. View the full article

Jamie Sonnentag was walking down Fairbanks Avenue in Winter Park one day last week when it happened — again — as two young men drove past in a car. View the full article

Season’s Greetings! That’s right… our holiday celebrations are getting ready to set sail. And this year, our Very Merrytime Cruises are more magical than ever with brand-new events for the whole family! Today marks the first day of our Very Merrytime Cruises on the Disney Fantasy, and the party starts tomorrow on the Disney Magic and Disney Wonder and Monday on the Disney Dream. If you’re cruising with us this week through the New Year, here’s some of the new holiday fun you can expect… Mickey’s Tree-Lighting Magic – In the atrium lobby on the first night of the cruise, Disney characters lead holiday carols and the lighting of the glittering, three-deck-tall tree. This special event is the perfect way to kick off the holiday celebrations! Winter Wonderland Ball – To celebrate the arrival of Santa and Mrs. Claus, you’re invited to don your holiday finest and join Disney friends and princesses for a glamorous ball. On this night filled with dancing, singing and festive treats, you’ll be enchanted by the transformation of a snowman into jolly old Saint Nick himself before a magical snowfall overtakes the atrium. Holiday Carolers – Dickens-inspired characters and carolers carry the spirit of the holidays throughout the ship while singing holiday classics, sometimes with the help of favorite Disney friends. All of these special events are in addition to the activities you already love, like meet and greets with Santa, building gingerbread houses, listening to holiday storytellers and dancing at the tropical-themed “Deck the Deck Holiday Party.” Of course no holiday celebration would be complete without sparkling decor, and our team of elves works hard throughout the year creating decorations unique to each ship (more than 300 pieces of custom decor per ship!) Then they have just a few hours to install it! To give you a better idea of the work taking place right this moment on the Disney Fantasy, take a look back at the 20-foot tree going up for the ship’s very first holiday season… Now that’s what I call teamwork! What part of our Very Merrytime Cruises are you looking forward to most? To learn more about our Very Merrytime Cruises, check out these posts: Fun Facts About Very Merrytime Cruises with Disney Cruise LineTop 10 Magical Moments on Disney Cruise Line’s Very Merrytime CruisesTop Five Fan Tips for First-Time Disney Holiday CruisersBrand-New Events Premiere on Very Merrytime Cruises by Jonathan Frontado: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article

This week marked the 2014 debut of “A Frozen Holiday Wish” stage show and castle lighting, by none other than Queen Elsa herself. In the show, Elsa uses her gift to give us an amazing sight that’s perfect for the holiday season – Cinderella Castle covered in glittering ice. We were happy to be able to share this show with our fans live on the Disney Parks Blog last night in what will be the first of a series of holiday live streams that we are planning. You can watch a replay of the live stream here. Be sure to check out the gallery above for some amazing shots of the show, which stars Elsa, Anna, Kristoff and Olaf! This Week in Disney Parks Photos: ‘A Frozen Holiday Wish’ Debuts at Magic Kingdom Park by Jennifer Fickley-Baker: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article

The elves are already hard at work at this year! And you can see their handiwork as part of this year’s new Disney Parks Holiday for Your Home Collection at retail locations all over Disney World. Holiday Merchandise display Holiday Merchandise display And I do mean it’s all over. Pretty much any shop you step in has a display like this, featuring this really fun retro-style line reminding you that the holiday season is inching closer by the minute. And, as always, we especially love checking out any and all kitchen goodies! Ready to get a jump on your holiday shopping? Just click any of the links you see below… The Happy Holidays mug gives you a good idea of the design of the line, with the fun font and a general vibe that reminds me a bit of 50′s Prime Time Cafe. Happy Holidays mug These small trays are cute as buttons, featuring Tinker Bell, Mickey, or Minnie. Small tray assortment Or the whole trio is featured on the large Holiday tray. The retro theme really comes to life on the medium-sized tray. The old school bubble lights and Mickey Christmas ornaments are super fun! Large and Medium Holiday trays Here’s a shot of all the trays together, just to distinguish the sizes. Tray assortment And each one includes the “Happy Holidays” inscription on the bottom. Happy Holidays! Planning to whip up some holiday cookies? This apron features that same retro ornaments design on a white background. Holiday apron Pattern close up If you do plan to share any of those cookies with Santa, this plate and mug set will be just the thing to set them out on. Milk and Cookies plate and mug set Cookies for Santa plate Milk for Santa mug The cookies might butter him up just enough to leave a little extra something in this Holiday Stocking . Holiday stocking Speaking of butter… Mickey and Minnie adorn the tops of this Spreader Set. Spreader Set And who doesn’t want to spend the holidays with Mickey and Minnie Mouse ? Mickey Plush Minnie Plush So, I guess this means shopping season is officially on! And, for the record, that means making-your-own-list-for-Santa season is here, too . Don’t Miss Out on Any Disney Holiday Fun!We’ve been hard at work, updating the DFB Guide to the Walt Disney World Holidays, 2014 e-Book with all the latest holiday tips and brand new info you NEED to know before you hit the parks this November, December, and January! With 310 pages of detailed information and multiple bonus extras, it WILL save you time and money during the busiest season in Walt Disney World! And it’s here just in time! And since we want you to save some cash right NOW, we have a special discount for DFB readers (as always!). Get the brand new guide for $3 off the regular purchase price for a limited time! How? Use code JINGLE at the check-out. The DFB Guide to the Walt Disney World Holidays 2014 e-Book features 310 pages of all the info you need to know (and not JUST food!) before you head to Walt Disney World for the holiday season, including NEW events and holiday happenings, plus over 250 photos. Don’t forget to pick up your copy for a $3 off using code JINGLE at the check-out! Happy holidays from all of us here at DFB. Now let’s hear from you! What do you think of the Holiday for Your Home Collection? 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 Food Blog e-Book Gift Certificates = Perfect Holiday Gift!Disney Holiday Gift Guide 2013: Holiday Treats with the Kids!Disney Holiday Gift Guide 2013: Setting Your Holiday Table With a Touch of Disney! View the full article

On Friday night, we kicked off our special Disney Side live video series for the holidays with a “must-see” from the Walt Disney World Resort – “A Frozen Holiday Wish.” If you missed it live, we’re sharing a chance to see it again this weekend. Thank you for checking out our first in a series of live stream events this holiday season. Of course, “A Frozen Holiday Wish” is best experienced in person at Magic Kingdom Park – shows are now being presented nightly through December 31, 2014. Check back next week for our next live stream from the Walt Disney World Resort. Video: ‘A Frozen Holiday Wish’ at Magic Kingdom Park by Thomas Smith: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article

I recently joined my teammates and fellow VoluntEARS, representatives from American Heart Association (AHA) and Walt Disney Elementary School teachers, students and parents to build the first AHA Teaching Garden in Anaheim, Calif., funded by the Disneyland Resort. Developed using AHA science and nutrition guidelines, as well as information shared by gardening and education experts, the garden is a learning laboratory where students plant seeds, nurture growing plants, harvest produce and, in the process, learn the value of healthy eating. Some of us built planter boxes and planted herbs and vegetables, while others painted a mural, rocks and trash cans to beautify the garden. In just a few hours, we created a great new space where parents will continue to work alongside teachers and students to sustain the garden for at least three years, with supplies provided by the Disneyland Resort. GalleryDisney VoluntEARS, American Heart Association and Walt Disney Elementary School Build First Teaching Garden in Anaheim view allI am so proud to have been a part of this effort and make a difference for the community at Walt Disney Elementary School. See the posts below for more Disney VoluntEARS events: Central Florida Disney VoluntEARS Take Wellness to Heart at AHA Walk Disney VoluntEARS Celebrate 2.5 million Back-to-School Donations with Day of Service at A Gift For Teaching Disney VoluntEARS Around the Globe Bring Happiness to Kids During the Holidays Disney VoluntEARS, American Heart Association and Walt Disney Elementary School Build First Teaching Garden in Anaheim by Melanie Vogel: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article

The Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights, a favorite holiday offering among many of our park guests, returns to Disney’s Hollywood Studios tonight. This annual holiday offering, which illuminates the Streets of America with millions of dancing lights, animated displays, 3-D effects, and falling snow will take place through January 4, 2015. Tell us in the comments section – is this one of your favorite holiday sights to see at Walt Disney World Resort? Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights Returns Tonight at Disney’s Hollywood Studios by Jennifer Fickley-Baker: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article

Everyone is buzzing about the heartwarming adventure film, “Big Hero 6,” in theaters today. To celebrate, we created a series of “Big Hero 6” themed recipes you’ll see over the next few weeks inspired by Walt Disney Parks and Resorts. Today, we’re excited to share Honey Lemon’s Honeybee Cupcakes, inspired by Hungry Bear Restaurant in Disneyland park. Whether you choose to decorate your cupcakes to look like Baymax or with bumblebees — bee-lieve me, they make the perfect post-movie treat. Honey Lemon’s Honeybee Cupcakes Inspired by Hungry Bear Restaurant at Disneyland Park by Rachel Brent: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article

Epcot Food and Wine Festival fans always anticipate the announcement of the Culinary Demonstrations: low-cost events where guests can enjoy presentations by a Disney or celebrity chef. Food and Wine Festival demonstration kitchen This year, I took the opportunity to purchase a $15 ticket to see Chef Gale Gand: pastry chef, author of cookbooks, 8-year host of the Food Network’s “Sweet Dreams,” as well as a founding partner of the restaurant Tru in Chicago (among a bajillion other accomplishments!). I chose Chef Gand’s session because I love to bake. But I still consider myself a novice with just a few trusty recipes under my belt, and I don’t tend to stray from those. So, I was interested to find out upon arrival that Chef Gand would be sharing her recipe for Salted Caramel Brownies with those of us in the audience. Before Chef Gand came to the stage, we enjoyed a presentation by a Master Sommelier who spoke about the choice of wine that we would enjoy with Chef Gand’s creation. Master Sommelier It really was interesting to hear him speak about the incredibly intense learning and examination process that it takes to become a Master Sommelier. But even with his depth of knowledge and expertise, I was happy to hear him share his favorite piece of advice when it comes to wine selection: “Drink what you like, when you like, with whom you like.” Works for me! Viognier from Cambria Winery In this case, what we were drinking was the Tepusquet Vineyard Viognier from the Cambria Winery. Our Master Sommelier led us through the process of picking up the tropical, fruity notes in the aroma, and the floral notes in the flavor. I can’t claim to have picked up on all that on my own ;). As someone who prefers white wines over red, I can just say I enjoyed the glass. When Chef Gale Gand arrived on stage, she greeted the audience with a smile and immediately continued in the personable, light-hearted tone set by the Sommelier. Chef Gale Gand She also greeted us with a surprise: today, she would be demonstrating two recipes. Even though this was a pastry demonstration, Chef Gand started with a quick recipe of a unique and easy take on a traditional chick pea hummus using frozen peas, garlic, mint, and olive oil to create a Pea and Garlic Dip that maintains its vivid color and flavor for at least 4 days in the refrigerator. (The culinary demonstrations are also presented on screens so everyone can watch the chef’s techniques.) Making Pea and Garlic Dip She kindly brought enough to share ;). Pea and Garlic Dip on a cracker But next it was time for the main event: the Salted Caramel Brownies. Chef Gand demonstrated the entire process, beginning with melting unsweetened chocolate and unsalted butter together for the cocoa base. While this can certainly be done in a microwave, Chef Gand said she prefers using a double broiler, simply for the fun of watching it melt! Chef Gale Gand After the addition of sugar, eggs, and flour, it was time to add the ingredient that really gives these brownies a nice little “wow” factor: bits of chewy caramel pieces (which was especially fitting, since Chef Gand had just made her first ever visit to the Germany Pavilion’s Karamell-Küche that very day). Adding ingredients Werther’s Chewy Caramel And with a sprinkling of sea salt over the top, here is the end result: the Salted Caramel Brownie. Salted Caramel Brownie Can you see the touch of caramel peeking our from the bottom right corner? What’s really cool about this dessert is that it appears pretty basic to the eye. But each time you bite into one of the chewy caramel “surprises” tucked in the brownie, it really delivers a burst of buttery flavor along with a variation in texture from the dense brownie to the gooey caramel. It’s a fun twist on a basic brownie that’s totally do-able. I have to admit to some preconceived notions that I held before attending the demo. I assumed I would enjoy watching a master chef — and I did. Chef Gand was full of fun, and her passion for great food came through in everything she shared. But I hadn’t expected to walk away with a recipe I really could make myself. Yes, I know that’s the point of the whole thing ;), but I walked in assuming everyone around me in the audience likely had a lot more kitchen experience than I. All truths told, I’ve never made brownies that aren’t from a boxed mix, but I will definitely give these a try from my own home, from scratch. If you are interested in giving them a try, too, here is the recipe. Salted Caramel Brownies recipe From what I could gather, this seems to be Gale Gand’s M.O. — approachable, tasty recipes that are still special creations. Gale Gand with new “Lunch!” Cookbook And with that, it’s off to the kitchen… I’ve got some brownies to bake ! Have you attended a culinary demonstration during the Food and Wine Festival? Please let us know about your experience 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: Guest Review: Chef Robert Irvine Culinary Demo at Epcot Food & Wine FestivalReview: Cake Boss Buddy Valastro’s Culinary Demo at the Epcot Food and Wine FestivalEpcot Food & Wine Festival Review: Chef Ming Tsai Cooking Demo View the full article

It’s almost here! The most wonderful time of the year is here, November 13, with the return of Holidays at the Disneyland Resort. Through January 6, 2015, the Happiest Place on Earth will get merrier … and yes, even more frozen. Fans of Disney’s “Frozen” will especially love this holiday season, as even more touches inspired by the animated film are woven into the celebration. First, stars Anna and Elsa will be featured in A Christmas Fantasy Parade each day at Disneyland park. Also, over at Disney California Adventure park, more songs from the hit soundtrack have been added to “World of Color – Winter Dreams” for the show’s second season. And returning this year is Olaf’s Frozen Ice Rink, which will return this year as part of the Downtown Disney Winter Village. And that’s not all that’s new this year. Jingle Jangle Jamboree in Frontierland will host an all-new comedy and music show that invites guests to sing along in a wacky tale of Christmas in the West. Here’s a look at this year’s returning favorites: Disneyland Park Sleeping Beauty’s Winter Castle“Believe … in Holiday Magic” fireworks A Christmas Fantasy Parade “it’s a small world” HolidayHaunted Mansion HolidayJingle CruiseJingle Jangle Jamboree“Holiday Time at the Disneyland Resort” guided tourDisney California Adventure Park “World of Color – Winter Dreams”Disney ¡Viva Navidad! (featuring Three Kings Day celebration, January 2-6, 2015)Downtown Disney District Downtown Disney Winter Village, featuring Olaf’s Frozen Ice RinkHolidays at the Disneyland Resort Begins November 13 with ‘Frozen’ Additions and Returning Favorites by Erin Glover: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article

Guests visiting Walt Disney World Resort can now have some Disney animation added to their memories and it is all part of Memory Maker! When visiting one of the locations listed below, simply ask a Disney PhotoPass Photographer for an Animated Magic Shot. Epcot, behind Spaceship EarthDisney’s Hollywood Studios, Hollywood BoulevardEpcot, at Norway PavilionDisney’s Animal Kingdom, bridge near Expedition EverestWhen you visit MyDisneyPhotoPass.com you’ll be surprised to find that we have applied animation to your photo featuring a Disney character. As part of your Memory Maker entitlement you’ll be able to download the video file of your Animated Magic Shot to post online and share with friends. Also, be on the lookout for special Animated Magic Shots coming this holiday season to Magic Kingdom Park and Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party nights. I’ll share a sneak peek of those with you soon. New Animated Magic Shots Add Extra Disney Magic to Your Photos by Marie Quintero: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article

The popular Magic Kingdom Park attraction, Jungle Cruise, has gone “Jingle Cruise” again for the second holiday season in a row! The additions, which debut in the park today, offer guests the chance to experience a holiday transformation of this fan-favorite Disney attraction. Jingle Cruise is again themed as if the Skippers are once again homesick for the holidays and decorated the attraction queue and boathouse with homemade decorations, gifts and items from back home. (If you listen carefully, you may also hear a holiday-themed radio broadcast playing in the background in the queue). The boats have been renamed to receive holiday names and the skippers are getting guests laughing with additional holiday jokes. The jungle has also received new seasonal supplies. Unfortunately, some missed their final destination falling deeper into the jungle. In addition to being open during daily park hours, Jingle Cruise will also be in operation during Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Parties. Jingle Cruise Returns to Magic Kingdom Park Today by Jennifer Fickley-Baker: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article

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Even if you’ve paid a visit to Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, you may not be familiar with Kona Island. Learn About: Kona Island Sushi BarPolynesian Resort Disney World RestaurantsThis pleasant little stop upstairs in the Great Ceremonial House sits directly next to a much larger restaurant: Kona Cafe. So it can be pretty easy to pass by — unless you are in the know of its reputation for being one of the places on property where you can enjoy some sushi, or even a press pot of Kona Coffee, brewed to order. Kona Island was closed for a while in the late summer to accommodate some of the construction going on at the Polynesian (among those changes, the eagerly-anticipated addition of Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto to the resort). Kona Island sign But it reopened by the end of September, and more recently I finally had a chance to stop by and sample something I’d been curious about. Kona Island Kona Island Hawaiian Shaved Ice is now part of the offerings. You can get all one flavor (“Kumau”) for $3.99, or a combo of two flavors (“Haukalima”) for $4.99. Koan Island Hawaiian Shaved ice sign While flavors may vary due to available syrups, I was able to choose from eight on the day of my visit: orange, passion mango, cherry, coconut, blue raspberry, strawberry, pineapple, and pina colada. I could’ve happily tried all eight flavors (and many thanks to the extremely patient Cast Member who waited while I took a crazy long time to decide!). But I ultimately chose a combo of pina colada and cherry. Hawaiian Shaved Ice, cherry and pina colada The swirl of white (you can see it much better on the red cherry side) is the cream that was poured on top of the creation once it was flavored (“a me waiu,” or “with milk”). Swirl of cream I abandoned my search for a spoon once I realized that the straw that comes with the ice is one of those handy straw/spoon combos. Spoon straw! I’ve had Shaved Ice previously at Prince Eric’s Village Market in New Fantasyland. But that was almost exactly the same as the Snow Cone at Dino Diner in consistency, with larger granules of ice throughout the cup. The Hawaiian Shave Ice at Kona Island is quite a bit different. While the basic gist is the same (ice with flavored syrup), it’s the consistency of the ice that differs. The very fine granules of the Hawaiian Shaved Ice reminded me more of snow than bits of ice. I know that as a Floridian I can’t claim much “snow cred.” But I spent a good chunk of my life in the northern midwest, so I’ve seen (a little more than ) my fair share. Hawaiian Shaved Ice consistency Hawaiian Shaved Ice consistency I guess this bit of “magic” comes from the specific machine it’s made with. Hawaiian Shaved Ice machine The fine shave held the cherry and pina colada syrups much better than larger chunks, so the flavors were consistent throughout, rather than ending up as a pool of syrup at the bottom of the container. It really helped the flavors “pop”. I also loved the addition of the sweet cream against the bright flavors of the syrup — especially with the cherry. It just gave the whole snack a little something more. Hawaiian Shaved Ice, pina colada and cherry I like my regular old snow cones just fine — when you’re wandering the parks and it’s a bajillion degrees outside, they do the trick when you’re in need of a cold, icy treat to cool down. But that’s about it.  I don’t know if I like the Hawaiian Shaved Ice so much better because of the texture, the sweet cream, the more unique and tropical flavors, or the fun presentation… maybe it’s a combo of all of those things. Whatever it is, this treat is something a little more special that I’ll specifically return for. After all, I’ve got at least six more flavors to try! Have you tried the Hawaiian Shaved Ice at Kona Island? Please let us know what you thought 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: Kona Island Sushi Bar Review and PhotosReview: Kona Cafe Breakfast at Disney’s Polynesian ResortPhoto Tour and Food Review: Captain Cook’s Reopens at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort View the full article

Central Florida, meet the ButterBurger. View the full article

Buoyed by a $1 million commitment from the city of Winter Park and record-setting season-ticket Broadway sales, officials and supporters opened Orlando's long-awaited arts center with smiles on their faces and history on their minds. View the full article

Hiro Hamada and his buddy, a huggable robot named Baymax, are flying into theaters in 3D on Friday in Disney’s new comedy adventure, “Big Hero 6.” And starting this weekend, you’ll be able to see them in person at Disney Parks! At Disney’s Hollywood Studios at Walt Disney World Resort, look for Hiro and Baymax inside The Magic of Disney Animation attraction, where you’ll find recreations of Hiro’s garage workshop and the San Fransokyo Institute of Technology labs seen in the film. When Hiro and his robot companion head west to the Disneyland Resort, you’ll find them in Tomorrowland near the Starcade and Magic Eye Theater, where you can also catch a special exclusive sneak peek of “Big Hero 6.” I caught an early preview of “Big Hero 6” myself, and I can tell you the film is fantastic! I can’t wait to take my kids to see it this weekend. They recently got some of the toys for their birthday, and I’m sure we’ll be out at the park soon to spend time with their new favorite characters. The Stars of ‘Big Hero 6′ Are Ready for Their Disney Parks Debut by Shawn Slater: Originally posted on the Disney Parks Blog View the full article