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This week, we continued our series of exclusive sneak peeks for the upcoming nighttime fireworks spectacular, “Happily Ever After” with a special look at the projection mapping technology that’ll drive each show at Magic Kingdom Park. To create the most technologically advanced projections for Cinderella Castle, Disney Parks Live Entertainment partnered with experts in the field to bring the show to life. Check out Jennifer’s original story for more details. And to celebrate Easter, we released several Disney Parks Blog downloadable wallpapers for readers to enjoy. The first wallpaper (left) was created by artist Jason Ratner as features spring colors and sweet treats as well as some famous Disney faces in the design. And the second wallpaper (right) was created by Brittany Ungvarsky and features an “eggtastic” hunt. Be sure to check out the terms of use about using the wallpaper before you download it. You can check out our complete gallery of wallpapers on this page. Here are some of the other stories we worked on this week: Disney Parks in Full Bloom for Spring – Spring is a favorite season at Disney Parks – and this year, we’ve got even more in store for you. With a new festival at Shanghai Disney Resort, a dazzling celebration at Disneyland Paris and a long list of limited-time experiences at every resort around the world, a springtime visit is an absolute must. Today, we’re sharing a look at how you can soak up the sun and celebrate with us. Easter Treats and Eats at Walt Disney World Resort – Spring is in the air in Central Florida, and special Easter eats are hopping into restaurants across Walt Disney World Resort. From sweet treats to stunning displays, there’s a perfect way for everyone to celebrate Easter with some “bunny” special. Life-long Star Wars Fan Develops Unique Merchandise Products Coming to Disney Parks This Month – We recently announced how guests can support the U.S. Fund for UNICEF on behalf of Star Wars: Force for Change starting this April at Disney Parks. Here are additional details about other new Star Wars products launching this month at both Star Wars Celebration 2017 and at select locations in Disney Parks. Amy Grant, Steven Curtis Chapman, MercyMe, Kirk Franklin to Play 35th Disney Night of Joy at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex Sept. 8, 9 – The hits just keep on coming – as they say – with this year’s Disney Night of Joy event featuring 15 of the greatest performers in Contemporary Christian music – Friday, Sept. 8 and Saturday, Sept. 9. With Country Christian Music legends like MercyMe, Amy Grant, Steven Curtis Chapman and Kirk Franklin joining a new generation of Christian hit makers like Danny Gokey, Jordan Feliz and Rend Collective, the complex will be filled with two nights of awe-inspiring music. RECIPE: Teriyaki Chicken Sliders with Dole Pineapple Jam from the Disney California Adventure Food & Wine Festival – We’re heading into the final week of the Disney California Adventure Food & Wine Festival, and gathering some of our favorite dishes from this year’s event for a new Disney cookbook that includes recipes like the Teriyaki Chicken Sliders with Dole Pineapple Jam, new at this year’s LA Style Festival Marketplace. View the full article

Well, this is awkward. Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando find themselves in the unusual position of opening massive new additions to their resorts the same week — and showing them off to journalists the same day. Universal’s new Volcano Bay water park opens May 25. Pandora: The World of Avatar,... View the full article

New renderings and details about the Star Wars-themed lands coming to both Walt Disney World and Disneyland were revealed at a panel discussion at Star Wars Celebration in Orlando. The creative minds from both Disney Imagineering and Lucasfilm came together on stage at the Orange County Convention... View the full article

Construction images and renderings of the "Star Wars"-themed lands coming to both Disney's Hollywood Studios and Disneyland. View the full article

Happy Easter! We hope you’re having a great weekend! Now it’s time to sit back, grab one of those chocolate and peanut butter eggs for a snack, and check out the latest in Disney food news… . Cinderella Glass Slipper Egg The 2017 Epcot Flower and Garden Festival with its Outdoor Kitchens is in full bloom through May, and we have all the menus and food photos for you! And speaking of Epcot, we released our brand new, fully-updated DFB Guide to Epcot Snacks e-book this week! Don’t forget, the 2017 Epcot Food and Wine Festival starts in August this year! Whew!! And if you want even MORE food news, we also have news on the updated menus for the 2017 Swan and Dolphin Food and Wine Classic! We have a lot to share with you this week, so let’s jump right in… Disney Food News We checked out the Easter treats at Disney World, including the Grand Floridian Chocolate Easter eggs! We released the fully-updated DFB Guide to Epcot Snacks e-book! FOUR Club 33 Lounges are coming to Disney World! We celebrated National Grilled Cheese Day with our Bi-Coastal Grilled Cheese Crawl! Check out our review of classic treats at the Magic Kingdom’s Confectionery. We dined at The Polite Pig on opening day and have a first look and review! The Margarita and Martini Flights at the Hollywood Brown Derby Lounge are #OnTheList! New DFB YouTube video has all the details on the Top Meals Under $20 at Disney World! Check out all the latest Disney Food News — even the stuff we don’t mention in posts on the blog! — on our Disney Food News Pin Board, including menu updates, restaurant closures, special events, and more! We’ve got all the latest for you, so check it out before you go. New DFB Video! Have you subscribed to the DFB YouTube Channel? We’ve got great content going up twice a week showcasing our adventures in Disney World and Disneyland! Check it out below — and subscribe here! Deal of the Week: Save on The 2017 DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining e-Book Second Edition! This week we launched the DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining 2017 Second Edition! To celebrate this milestone — the first time we’ve shared a second edition — and to say thank you to all of our loyal DFB readers – you can order the Second Edition for 20% OFF your purchase with code SAVE2017! Why a Second Edition, You Ask? Because it’s crazy, but true — EVERYTHING continues to change so rapidly at Walt Disney World these days. So many new restaurants, kiosks, bars and lounges, menu items, and more have come online. We are constantly go go go just trying to cover it all for our Disney World food lovers out there! So we decided it was time to produce the DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining, 2017 Second Edition now. We update everything with every new edition, so you can be sure that you’ve got the most recent details about dining in Walt Disney World at your fingertips. You can order your copy today for 20% off the cover price – just use code SAVE2017! With a 100% money back guarantee, you have nothing to lose! DFB Reader Finds If you find a fun new food — or other edible awesomeness — in or around Disney, share a photo with us on facebook or twitter so we can add it to our DFB Reader Finds each Sunday! We had a good time eating our way through the Outdoor Kitchen’s at this year’s Epcot Flower and Garden Festival. One of our favorite dishes was the Sugar Cane Shrimp Skewer from La Isla Fresca! DFB reader Zara Agnew had a chance to enjoy the dish on a recent visit! And now, we want to go back for another plate! The Sugar Cane Shrimp Skewer is SO good! We LOVE funnel cake here at DFB and funnel cakes with topping (or seasonal flavors) are some of the best snack options at Disney World! DFB reader Valerie Ross says her family discovered the funnel cakes at the Oasis Canteen in Disney’s Hollywood Studios and says it was the bests snack credit value on their trip! They enjoyed a funnel cake with strawberries, vanilla soft serve, AND chocolate syrup (all on the side). YUM! That’s what we call a great snack! Do you have a favorite Disney Food find? Share your photos with us! On to the Round-Up! Mickey Fix spotted this really cool Star Wars Jelly Belly Dispenser! WDW for Grownups shared a review of breakfast at Captain’s Grille at Disney’s Yacht Club Resort. Disney Parks Blog shared a recipe for Teriyaki Chicken Sliders with Dole Pineapple Jam from the DCA Food and Wine Festival. Disney Family shared a fun video recipe for Buzz and Woody Rice Crispy Pops! Have a great week! We’ll see you back here tomorrow with another great Disney food review! 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 Newsletter Follow us on Twitter Become a Facebook Fan Related posts: Disney Food Post Round-Up: April 9, 2017 Disney Food Post Round-up: April 2, 2017 Disney Food Post Round-up: March 12, 2017 View the full article

While the "Star Wars" universe continues to expand on the big screen, one of its popular TV show is coming to an end. "Star Wars Rebels" will wrap after the upcoming Season 4 on Disney XD. The announcement was made during the show's panel at Star Wars Celebration in Orlando, Fla. Saturday. "I firmly... View the full article

Disney Parks Imagineers and Lucasfilm Collaborate on Star Wars-Themed Lands | Disney Parks View the full article

At a panel discussion today at Star Wars Celebration in Orlando entitled Star Wars and Disney Parks: A Galaxy in the Making, creative minds from Lucasfilm and Walt Disney Imagineering discussed their unique partnership and shared additional details about the new galactic lands being created at Disneyland and Walt Disney World Resorts. Everyone in the room got to experience the excitement and commitment this team is bringing to this project. Here’s an exclusive look at a video shared at today’s event which gives some insight into this incredible collaboration. The team shared exciting new details about the story behind this mysterious destination somewhere on the Outer Rim — lying on the edge of the Unknown Regions. The remote village was once a busy crossroads along the old sub-lightspeed trade routes, but the prominence of the outpost has been bypassed with the rise of hyperspace travel. Now home to those who prefer less attention, it has become a thriving port for smugglers, rogue traders and adventurers traveling between the frontier and uncharted space. It’s also a convenient safe-haven for others intent on avoiding the expanding reach of the First Order. Unusual characters from across the galaxy have landed here, preferring the “no questions asked” environment as well as easy access to exotic supplies and an abundant supply of ready rogues looking to join a crew for their next adventure. As Disney Chairman and CEO Bob Iger announced last month, our Star Wars-themed lands are scheduled to open in 2019. There will be more exciting updates to share as work progresses on each of these lands. Keep checking the Disney Parks Blog for the latest. View the full article

Howdy, pard’ners! We’re traveling back to Disneyland’s Frontierland for a trifecta of favorites at the Stage Door Cafe! Stage Door Cafe sign Seriously, this simple little spot holds more Disneyland food legends than you can shake a stick at. It’s pretty much a must-visit every time I’m in Disneyland. (I say that a lot, don’t I? ;-D) Let’s take a quick look around. Atmosphere And I do mean quick, because Stage Door Cafe is a pretty darn tiny counter service spot tucked around the corner from The Golden Horseshoe. Still, it’s got some cool old-timey details outside, like wrought iron on the doors and lanterns overhead. Stage Door Cafe Once you step inside, you’ll discover that the ordering area is TINY, especially considering the popularity of the place. Stage Door Cafe Ordering Area Even so, you’ve still got a few details to take in. More lanterns. Lots of wood. Stained glass. You know the drill. It’s all… Frontier-sy. And theatrical! What with being right next door to the Horseshoe, where real, live performances take place throughout the day. It IS the stage door after all. (The tragedy and comedy masks just so happen to capture my before-funnel-cake and AFTER-funnel-cake emotions perfectly.) Stage Door Cafe Decor (and menu) They’re hanging right over the list of options “For Yer Sweet Tooth” and to “Wet Yer Whistle.” But even though the menu here is small, there IS more to see. Stage Door Cafe Registers So step right up, cowpoke. Eats Like I said, the menu is small. Stage Door Cafe Menu But with nothing but classics on the list — Fish & Chips, Chicken Breast Nuggets, Hand-dipped Corn Dogs, and Funnel Cakes — it’s everything it needs to be. Stage Door Cafe Inside Menu (Click to Enlarge) Now, I do consider Chicken Breast Nuggets to be among the classics, and it’s worth noting that Stage Door Cafe offers Dipping Sauces with them (!!!): Ranch, Honey Mustard, BBQ, Marinara, or Buffalo Hot Sauce. You can get these over at Horseshoe, too. Here’s what they look like: Nuggets with Sauce Uncovered But on this visit I opted for the Fish and Chips. Stage Door Cafe Fish and Chips Always a solid purchase if you’re hankerin’ for something from the sea. The narrow strips offer a good crunch from the batter, and the fish itself is pleasingly flakey. They’re really served with the regular ol’ thin French Fries as opposed to proper thick-cut chips, but they do the trick. Next up, we snagged a Corn Dog. Because when you’re in Disneyland, you simply must. In this case, it really doesn’t matter whether you grab yours from the Little Red Wagon, Corn Dog Castle or right here at the Stage Door Cafe. All you need to know is you’re getting an authentic Disneyland Corn Dog, which is hand-dipped. Stage Door Cafe Corn Dog And that makes all the difference. Check out that thick, sweet-savory golden fried batter surrounding the hot dog. (Nobody does cornbread…or corn dogs…like Disneyland.) Stage Door Cafe Corn Dog Interior Now, technically you can find Hand-dipped Corn Dogs in Disney World, too, thanks to the Fantasy Fare Food Truck, which is most often found in Exposition Park in Disney Springs. But, in my honest opinion, it still doesn’t quite compete with the Disneyland original. Speaking of dishes where Disneyland holds a slight edge over Disney World… let’s talk Funnel Cakes. In this case, the House-Made Funnel Cake with Strawberry Topping. Stage Door Cafe Funnel Cake with Strawberry Topping Disneyland tends to step outside the box a little more with their funnel cakes. For a spell, Hungry Bear Restaurant had that ridiculous (and by ridiculous, I mean awesome) Churro Funnel Cake, and if you act super-fast you might still be able to grab the Blueberry Lemon Funnel Cake. And right here at Stage Door you can sometimes catch the Holiday Funnel Cake… like, during the holidays, for instance . But even if you’ve simply got the regular options available (which here also include chocolate brownie toppings or simply powdered sugar), just look. Stage Door Cafe Funnel Cake with Strawberry Topping Basically, before the soft-yet-crispy, golden funnel cake is bathed in berry sauce, it’s dusted with powdered sugar. Finally, it’s topped with actual strawberries. All great. But, seriously. That Whipped Cream Mickey. Stage Door Cafe Funnel Cake Mickey I die. By the way, a few pre-packaged treats are also available. (Even though we’re always going to recommend the Funnel Cakes.) Stage Door Cafe Packaged Treats And pssst... don’t forget that Stage Door Cafe has a Secret Menu Item, too! Overall Stage Door Cafe may not garner the same headlines as other Counter Service spots in Disneyland, but it remains a perennial favorite for one blissfully obvious reason: the food is awesome. Whether you order one of your favorites or, hey, one of each , I don’t think you’ll regret you stop at the Stage Door Cafe! What would you order on your visit to Stage Door Cafe? 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 Newsletter Follow us on Twitter Become a Facebook Fan Related posts: Review: Stage Door Cafe in Disneyland Dining in Disneyland: Holiday Funnel Cake at Disneyland’s Stage Door Cafe Dining in Disneyland: Secret Menu Mozzarella Sticks at Stage Door Cafe View the full article

Was your mouth totally watering a while back when we gave you a first look at the Baked Mac and Cheese creations at Eight Spoon Cafe in Disney’s Animal Kingdom? Mine totally was. And today, we’re back to share more — in our latest DFB Video all about this special little corner of the ‘World. I seriously lie awake at night, planning the very next time I get to take in one of these Baked Mac and Cheese treats. Can’t you practically smell that melty cheese and tangy barbecue? Sigh. Want to see even more detail about all the wonderful that this colorful little kiosk has to offer? Then check out our video below! And hey, have you subscribed? With all of the new stuff coming to Animal Kingdom in the next few months, this is a great time to do it! Subscribe to the DFB YouTube Page, and you’ll never miss all the fun, as we bring you an insider’s view to all of the delicious Disney treats and eats! So tell us: will you be heading to Eight Spoon Cafe for your very own baked Mac and Cheese soon? Leave a comment and tell us which one you’ll try first! 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 Newsletter Follow us on Twitter Become a Facebook Fan Related posts: New DFB Video Review: Dawa Bar at Disney’s Animal Kingdom New DFB Video: Jungle Juice Slushy at Disney’s Animal Kingdom News and Review: Three Baked Mac and Cheeses at Eight Spoon Cafe View the full article

This week, some of the most compelling images we shared on the Disney Parks Blog celebrate a fun Easter tradition – painted Easter eggs. Each year, the pastry team at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa spend months designing, molding, carving, sculpting and painting Easter eggs for the resort’s lobby display. The theme of each egg is inspired by a different Disney character or film – some are even nods to favorite Disney attractions or moments in our entertainment history. For a look at this year’s amazing confectionary creations, click through the Instagram gallery above. View the full article

Projected year-over-year attraction visitation is expected to grow by 1.5 percent, according to PGAV Destinations’ second Voice of the Visitor: 2017 Annual Outlook on the Attractions Industry. In 2016, growth was projected at 3 percent. “Destination guests have become more particular and critical... View the full article

BB-8, the loyal droid from Star Wars: The Force Awakens, has just begun greeting guests at the park’s Star Wars Launch Bay. BB-8 appears in addition to Kylo Ren and Chewbacca, two characters from the Star Wars galaxy who guests regularly encounter at Star Wars Launch Bay. In addition to character greetings, the location also offers guests the chance to explore galleries full of treasured memorabilia and authentic replicas of large-scale Star Wars artifacts, including some from the latest film in the franchise, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. Check out the video above for a look at his first day at the park. View the full article

Walt Disney World has extinguished all outdoor fire activities as lingering dry conditions continue in the Central Florida area. Included in the ban, which kicks in amid several brush fires in the region, are campsites and cabin-side fires at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Campground. Disney World says... View the full article

So many exciting new offerings are coming to Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park this summer when Pandora – The World of Avatar opens on May 27. If you haven’t experienced Tiffins yet, you should. Located on Discovery Island, just steps from the entrance to the new land, Tiffins boasts a menu that will take you on a culinary expedition of international cuisine. Tiffins also offers Rivers of Light Dining Packages, the best way to guarantee you’ve got a reserved seat for Rivers of Light. When it comes to nighttime entertainment, there’s nothing quite like the spectacular Rivers of Light nighttime show, with talented live performers, mesmerizing music and stunning water effects. The best way to make sure you’ve got a reserved seat for the big show is with a Rivers of Light Dining Package at Tiffins. With the Rivers of Light Dining Package, you can enjoy a fabulous three-course meal including your choice of appetizer, entrée, dessert and a non-alcoholic beverage. Cost for the dining package is $67 for adults, and $26 for ages 3 to 9, or two table-service meal entitlements on the Disney Dining Plan. For reservations, visit DisneyWorld.com/dining or call 407-WDW-DINE. View the full article

Disney Night on “Dancing With the Stars” will range from “Pinocchio” and “Beauty and the Beast” to “Frozen” and “Moana.” The dancing starts at 8 p.m. Monday on ABC, which is owned by the Walt Disney Co. Season 19 winner Alfonso Ribeiro will headline the opening number, dance to an original song... View the full article

It’s a whole new wilderness at my favorite Disney Resort, where the latest addition to the Disney Vacation Club neighborhood is set to welcome Members home on July 17. Copper Creek Villas & Cabins at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge will celebrate today’s life in the Pacific Northwest with a clean look inspired by the resourcefulness of Westerners who turned relics of an abandoned railroad into contemporary communities that continue to evolve today. This sleek new development – which will become the second Disney Vacation Club property at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge – adds another layer of storytelling to a rustically elegant destination that’ll be home to three unique Resorts: Disney’s Wilderness Lodge itself (which opened in 1994), Boulder Ridge Villas at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge (which welcomed its first Disney Vacation Club Members home in 2000) and, beginning this summer, Copper Creek Villas & Cabins at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge. These three distinctive Resorts tell equally distinctive stories about the creation, evolution or re-imagination of the Transcontinental Railroad, with each Resort transporting Members and guests to a different period of time. To help you navigate this trio of trails through American history, we’ve put together this fun little video that gives you the lay of the land and breaks down the thematic timeline. Not since Tomorrowland put us only steps away from Frontierland has time traveling been this easy. (And now, a word from our lawyer friends: Copper Creek Villas & Cabins at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge is currently under construction, scheduled opening July, 2017. Not offered in all states.) View the full article

At the Disneyland Resort, there is more to our landscape design than good looks. With Southern California’s seemingly endless days of beautiful weather, we experience less rainfall than other parts of the country. That’s why we’re always on the lookout for new ways to conserve water. Our Horticulture team, with the help of Walt Disney Imagineering, designs landscapes that not only fit the theme of the area they will be planted in, but also include water-savvy plants. These plants have leaves that are small, waxy, thick, silvery or hairy to minimize water loss. Additionally, they are wide or deeply rooted to maximize water uptake. Download and view the guide to Water-Savvy Plants at the Disneyland Resort to learn where you can see some of these plants on your next visit, and see tips from our Horticulture cast members on how to add some of the foliage to your home garden! View the full article

Star Wars fans have finally another trailer to drool over. The first look at "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" was revealed today at Star Wars Celebration in Orlando. The movie that comes out on Dec. 15 and continues the story of new characters Rey, Finn and Poe and villain Kylo Ren alongside original... View the full article

Disney's smash hit "Beauty and the Beast" is on the verge of crossing the $1 billion mark at the worldwide box office, becoming the 29th movie to hit the milestone. The company reported that "Beauty and the Beast" had grossed $9.7 million on Tuesday to lift its worldwide total to $993.2 million... View the full article

Disney's smash hit "Beauty and the Beast" is on the verge of crossing the $1 billion mark at the worldwide box office, becoming the 29th movie to hit the milestone. The company reported that "Beauty and the Beast" had grossed $9.7 million on Tuesday to lift its worldwide total to $993.2 million... View the full article

"Rogue One: A Star Wars Story," the second film Disney has released in the 40-year-old sci-fi franchise, easily took the top spot on the national home video sales charts for the week ended April 9. The film, with a domestic gross of nearly $532 million, cut short the stay at No. 1 of Warner's "Fantastic... View the full article

“Happily Ever After,” the new nighttime fireworks spectacular, is set to debut at Magic Kingdom Park on May 12. The show will take guests on an emotional journey as favorite Disney characters set out to pursue their dreams, encounter obstacles (and villains!) to ultimately prevail and find their “happily ever afters.” The show also encourages guests to pursue their own dreams and never give up. While the “story” of the show is the most important part of “Happily Ever After,” how that story is told and choosing the right tools to tell it are essential in creating an unforgettable guest offering. One tool in particular that Disney Parks Live Entertainment is excited to employ in “Happily Ever After” is the latest in projection mapping technology. The team first used projection mapping in 2010 with the launch of “The Magic, The Memories & You,” a nighttime show that combined guest-submitted photos with different colorful layouts that were projected onto Cinderella Castle. After more advancements were made in the field of projection mapping, a new show, “Celebrate the Magic,” debuted in 2012. Because of its successful use at the Walt Disney World Resort, the use of projection mapping technology then expanded to be used as an entertainment tool at Disney Parks around the world. Today, you can find projections enhancing entertainment must-see shows like “Star Wars: A Galactic Spectacular” and the seasonal “Jingle Bell: Jingle BAM!” show. According to Show Director James Silson, projections are one of many invaluable storytelling tools used in “Happily Ever After,” in addition to new hand-drawn animation, an original score and the latest in fireworks, lasers and pyrotechnics. “With projection mapping technology, you can create an immersive environment for guests, taking them inside the films of Disney,” he said. “It enables us to flood the palate and give our guests an opportunity to experience many of our characters’ worlds in the same show.” Those characters and film settings will run the gamut from classic Disney films, to more recent ones, like “Moana,” “Zootopia” and “Big Hero 6.” To create the most technologically advanced projections for Cinderella Castle, Disney Parks Live Entertainment partnered with experts in the field to bring the show to life. According to Art Director Ryan Kravetz, working with Cinderella Castle as a canvas for these projections has been a dream-come-true project. “It’s not paper, it’s not a cell. The physical structure of this castle as our starting point is a really powerful medium to be using.” For a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of “Happily Ever After” projection mapping, check out the video above. View the full article

Apple could potentially find the cash to pull off a $200 billion-plus takeover of Disney -- creating a company worth $1 trillion with "almost limitless opportunities in content and technology." That's according to a speculative analysis from RBC Capital Markets, which in a note to client Thursday... View the full article

A happy Friday from Tokyo Disney Resort! This picture, snapped by photographer Tom Bricker just before the park opened, shows the Monorail (with adorable Mickey Mouse-shaped windows), as well as Tokyo Disneyland’s main entrance. Just behind the gates you’ll notice an enclosed building. That’s World Bazaar, the park’s covered version of Main Street, U.S.A., which features shops like Grand Emporium, Disney & Co., Town Center Fashions, Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique and many others. You can also spot the park’s Cinderella Castle behind World Bazaar (with Mount Prometheus at Tokyo DisneySea peeking up behind the castle in this elevated shot), and Big Thunder Mountain off to the far left. View the full article