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  1. As someone who loves the holidays, I always have a hard time determining the “right” time to put up my Christmas tree. How soon is too soon? And how long can I leave it up? This year, I just might mirror the timing of our “Holidays at Disney Springs,” seasonal celebration which starts November 11 and runs through January 8, 2017 – that seems just about perfect to me! There will be some familiar favorites making their annual return, and a few new additions to spice up the season. Below, a few of the holiday activities I’m most looking forward to: Disney Springs’ Christmas Tree Trail – As I shared previously, this new offering will put the spotlight on fifteen distinctly decorated trees, each themed to a beloved Disney character or story. Add in a light dusting of snow and some holiday tunes and you’ve got yourself a winter wonderland in the Marketplace. Nightly Tree Lighting Ceremony – Every evening at 6 p.m., experience a festive tree lighting ceremony where a family of the day will be chosen to illuminate the Marketplace signature tree. Nearby, look for life-sized toys, toy soldier stilt walkers, and Christmas-inspired treats. Santa’s Chalet – He knows if you’ve been bad or good, so be good for goodness’ sake! Share your wish list with Santa and be sure to pose for a photo or two as Disney PhotoPass photographers will be on hand to capture the moment. (Tip: Visit early and use your family photo in this year’s holiday cards!) Like last year, you can pick up a pager upon arrival, allowing you to shop, dine or play while you wait for your turn in the queue line. MAC Cosmetics’ Nutcracker Sweet Collection – To celebrate the launch of the new MAC Cosmetics holiday boxed sets, you’re invited to lose yourself in an eccentric ballet starring a handsome prince, the Sugar Plum Fairy, rosy-cheeked soldiers and other whimsical surprises. With multiple performances taking place daily from November 16 through November 19, 2016, there are plenty of chances to enjoy this spectacle. (Bonus: you’ll also be able to book a magical makeover appointment during this timeframe!) Stitch’s Holiday Gift Hunt – Slated to start on Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, this fun-for-the-whole-family scavenger hunt-style activity will send you through all four neighborhoods of Disney Springs. Once complete, visit participating locations for a limited-edition completer button. With so much in store at Disney Springs, you might need to plan a few visits to take it all in. Of course, every corner will be decked out and evening entertainment will take on a festive flair alongside a special nighttime show that will be announced soon. (Did you catch the teaser, released earlier this week on the Disney Parks Blog?) This is all in addition to the incredible holiday shopping now available at Disney Springs – ‘tis the season, right? View the full article
  2. Why deck the halls with holly when you can deck them with candy? Gourmet treats from the Disneyland Resort make the perfect stocking stuffers, gifts for teachers or friends, or a sweet holiday indulgence for yourself. Take a peek at the festive confections that await you beginning November 10 at the Disneyland Resort. Holiday candy treats will be offered at Candy Palace and Pooh’s Corner in Disneyland park, Trolley Treats in Disney California Adventure park and Marceline’s Confectionary in the Downtown Disney District. Gourmet Apples Mickey Santa Minnie Santa Snowflake Snowman Apple Dark Chocolate with Peppermint Crunch Marshmallow Wands Peppermint Marshmallow Wand Olaf Marshmallow Wand Jack Skellington Marshmallow Wand Treats Blue Snowflake Crispy Treat Santa Mickey Crispy Treat Jack Skellington Cake Pop Peppermint Bark Peppermint Fudge Cupcakes Vanilla Chocolate Red Velvet Hand-Pulled Candy Canes Available at Candy Palace November 25, 30; December 2, 5, 7, 9, 12, 14, 16, 19, 24 Available at Trolley Treats November 26, 29; December 3, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15, 17, 20, 25 A limited number of candy canes will be available for each release. Available while supplies last. Wristbands will be distributed accordingly at park opening. Wristbands are limited, available while supplies last. Limit ONE (1) wristband per Guest. Wristband entitles bearer to purchase ONE (1) Candy Cane at designated location. Wristband must be shown at time of purchase. Information subject to restrictions and change without notice, including but not limited to release dates, prices, etc. No discounts apply. No exchanges or refunds. View the full article
  3. The Disney Wine & Dine Half Marathon Weekend presented by MISFIT™ was a weekend to satisfy every runner’s palate! From the Kids Races to the holiday-themed 5K, inaugural Disney Wine & Dine 10K, Disney Wine & Dine Half Marathon and the celebratory Post-Race Party, it was a weekend to remember! Chef Remy hosted the inaugural Disney Wine & Dine 10K. A highlight of the weekend was seeing our Remy and Linguini looks brought to life from a past Disney Parks Blog post. They represented the characters while still being comfortable in clothes from Champion. The New Balance shoes were the perfect accent for these ensembles. Activity trackers from our presenting sponsor, Misfit, were available for purchase at the runDisney Health and Fitness Expo. Runners who used this device found it helpful throughout the weekend tracking not only athletic progress but sleep, as well. Check out the gallery on the Disney Parks Blog Facebook page to see some of our favorite styles from the weekend! What did you wear for this event? Tell us on our social media channels using the hashtag #WineDineHalf. Follow runDisney on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram. View the full article
  4. Welcome guest author Sarah Gurung as she shares her character dining experience at Cinderella’s Royal Table in the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World. Yay!!! Learn About: Cinderella’s Royal Table Magic Kingdom Disney World Restaurants On my most recent trip to Walt Disney World, I wanted to plan lots of first experiences for myself and for my family, comprised of my husband and my five-year-old daughter. We booked our trip just before the 180 day mark, and I serendipitously found myself staring at an available Cinderella’s Royal Table breakfast Advance Dining Reservation (ADR) shortly thereafter. I couldn’t pass it up! In fact, over the next few months, I regularly checked back to see if we could get in even earlier when, low and behold, I was able to grab a pre-park opening ADR. Even better! Cinderella’s Royal Table is one of those Disney World experiences that is truly exquisite. The setting is stunning, the food is delicious, and the entertainment is so fun — for kids of all ages, really. Sign outside restaurant Atmosphere Let’s start with the beauty that is the restaurant itself. The check-in desk is toward the back of the castle on the right. This process was efficient, and we were quickly invited into the foyer of the castle for our Cinderella meet-and-greet. We found the foyer to be low lit but plumb full of details: shields, tapestries, and gorgeous lighting. Tapestry Shields Our meeting with Cinderella was a little rushed and confusing, but my daughter was able to snag an autograph, so she was happy. Unfortunately, because I thought we would receive a photo package at the end of the meal, I did not take any pictures of the lady herself (I was too disoriented by the bevy of details in the foyer and the rushed confusion). Come to find out, at least when we visited, a photo package was not gifted to diners. This was, I’m happy to say, the only disappointment for us. (Don’t worry — the photos still appear in your PhotoPass.) (Editor’s Note: Character meals no longer give photo packages with the price of the meal. Guests can take their own photos, have the photopass photographer take photos with the guest’s camera, or purchase photos or a Memory Maker package through Disney.) As soon as we were finished with our meet-and-greet with Cinderella, our names were called (I’d like to be referred to as Lady Sarah all the time now, please), and we were ushered up the winding blue-carpeted staircase. Winding staircase I was able to take this photo of the beautiful stained glass Cinderella that lights your way up the stairs. Stained Glass Cinderella When we entered the restaurant, I was immediately taken aback by its openness and by the bright light shining through stunning stained glass windows. The arched ceilings and heavy light fixtures are elegant and let you know that you are in a special place. Looking out to Fantasyland Stained Glass Windows Arched Ceiling Light fixture Eats We were fortunate to be seated in the area adjacent to the massive windows, so we were able to catch glimpses of Fantasyland coming to life, but the main attraction is inside. Tables are pre-set with small plates, juice glasses, utensils, and mugs for coffee. Our server came by quickly with menus and coffee — and a wand and wishing star for my little diner. Wand Wishing Star Our server also explained that the kids’ breakfast is the traditional (eggs, sausage/bacon, and a Mickey waffle), although I have seen alternatives on the online menus. I let our server know that my daughter doesn’t eat beef or pork, and she mentioned that the restaurant did not have turkey or chicken sausage on site. She offered to replace the meat with fruit and to bring more of anything that my daughter wanted (we ended up requesting an extra waffle later in the meal). Orange juice soon arrived, and we asked for apple juice as well. It came quickly — along with a dynamite plate of pastries. Check out this beauty! Pastries Plate The pastries were all sweet and delightful. There were five different optionson our plate: two chewy pecan numbers, a raspberry elephant ear, an apple treat, a cinnamon bun with raisins, and a Mickey shaped blueberry muffin. We loved them all, but for the grown ups, the pecan was the winner. My daughter preferred the simple blueberry muffin (unsurprisingly). When the pastry plate arrived, my husband and I also ordered, and our food arrived shortly thereafter — about the same time as the princesses themselves! On our visit, we met Snow White, Ariel, Aurora, and Jasmine. Snow White at Cinderella’s Royal Table Dine with Ariel at Cinderella’s Royal Table Aurora Jasmine My daughter’s traditional breakfast featured a small portion of eggs, one mini Mickey waffle, and a bowl of fruit (mostly melon). It was all fairly standard, with the waffle being the biggest hit, of course. Royal Children’s Breakfast The grown ups ordered some slightly more sophisticated fare. My husband was debating between the shrimp and grits and the quiche. Our server helpfully told him that she thought the shrimp and grits was a tiny portion and that the quiche was a better option. So my husband (who is really not picky) went with her suggestion. Look at this lovely breakfast. Baked Quiche So well plated. The colors were vibrant, and the composition was tight and professional. You can see the puff pastry corners poking out, as well as the dollop of goat cheese sauce. Inside the quiche was a healthy dose of mushrooms. I tried one bite, but not being a fan (at all) of goat cheese, I’ll leave the review to my husband. He said it was delicious and filling. He particularly loved the arugala and the bright red peppers, which he thought contrasted well with the savory eggs and cheese sauce. I forgot to mention that at the time of our visit, I was twenty-nine-weeks pregnant and craving red meat, so the beef tenderloin was a no brainer for me. And boy, was it delicious. Beef Tenderloin A generous portion of beef alighted atop broccolini and a cheese and potato frittata. All of these components married well with the chive oil and the comforting cheese sauce. Beef Tenderloin with Potatoes and Cheese Frittata with Broccolini and Boursin Cheese Sauce and Chive Oil I ordered my beef medium-well, and it was perfectly seasoned and relatively tender. I was able to cut it easily with a butter knife (or a little less easily with a fork). The salty, peppery spices were balanced perfectly so that I could still taste the meat itself. The frittata was perhaps not something so lovely to look at once you cut into it, but it did have a tremendous flavor. I give credit to the massive chunks of potato that were distributed throughout it. What a great textural component. And lest I forget the vegetable, the broccolini was nicely al dente and perfect with the cheese sauce. Fritatta Cross-Section It’s possible that I was tempted to lick the plate. A few minutes into our meal, our server arrived with a little surprise. She had sent out to a nearby restaurant to see if they had any turkey or chicken sausage — and they did! We appreciated that thoughtfulness. My daughter had lost interest in the sausage by then (and who could blame her with princesses milling about and wishes to make), but I had some of it. The casing was a little tough, but the hickory flavor was dynamite. I’m not sure where it came from, but it was terrific. Sausage And since we were celebrating my daughter’s fifth birthday, our server also brought out this little treat. Birthday Cupcake It came with us in a to-go container and was happily consumed later in the day (after the frosting melted into frosting soup). Overall I really can’t say enough about this meal. It was worth the price to see the expression on my daughter’s face, and we thought the food was stellar. We left full and extremely happy (albeit without a photo package…), and if my daughter requests this again in the future, I won’t hesitate to set aside some of our budget to do it. After all, there’s simply nothing like being treated like royalty in the happiest place on earth. Is Cinderella’s Royal Table on your Disney dining bucket list? 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! 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  5. Role of Snow and Ice in 'Frozen, A Musical Spectacular' | Disney Cruise Line View the full article
  6. This week the Disney Magic is wrapping up an incredible season sailing from New York City. Voyages to the Bahamas and Florida have given guests the chance to visit our private island, Castaway Cay, in addition to Walt Disney World Resort. On cruises to Canada, charming ports and the natural beauty of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick took center stage. When the ship departs New York on Saturday to sail to Puerto Rico, instead of saying “goodbye” to the Big Apple we’re saying “see you real soon.” In the fall of 2017, the Disney Magic will return to New York for another mix of voyages that include Canada coast and Bahamas itineraries. This time, though, your cruise from New York City will have even more epic adventures. On seven special voyages, we’ll celebrate the legendary Super Heroes and Super Villains from the Marvel Universe during a brand-new, day-long celebration: Marvel Day at Sea. So, are you ready to unlock your hidden superhuman abilities and assemble your own Super Hero community onboard the Disney Magic next year? If so, we’ll see you in New York! View the full article
  7. If you are headed to Disney Springs this month, look for these Disney merchandise events taking place throughout Disney Springs Marketplace. November 4-9 – Artist Greg McCullough will be meeting with guests from 1:00 – 8:00 p.m. each day in The Art of Disney. Greg will also be at the location from November 28 – December 4. November 10-13 – Guests can meet artist William Silvers at The Art of Disney from 4:00 – 10:00 p.m. each day. November 10 – January 3, 2017 – Representatives from Precious Moments will be showcasing their newest Precious Moments dolls at Marketplace Fun Finds in Disney Springs Marketplace. Precious Moments doll designer Linda Rick will be at the location from November 18-20. November 11-12 – The Art of Disney will host an Artist Showcase featuring Costa Alavezos, Brian Blackmore, and Don “Ducky” Williams. Guests can meet the artists from 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. each day. Please note that Costa will appear on Saturday only. November 12 – Artist Jasmine Becket-Griffith returns to WonderGround Gallery inside the Marketplace Co-Op from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. November 17-21 – Artist Greg McCullough returns to The Art of Disney in August. He will be meeting with guests and signing artwork from 1:00 p.m. to 8 p.m. each day. November 18 – Once Upon a Toy will host “Game Night” with Disney Design Group artist Quynh Kimball. He will be meeting with guests from 7:00-9:00 p.m. Quynh helped design several board games for Disney Parks including Disney Theme Park Edition III Monopoly and Pirates of the Caribbean Battleship. November 18-19 – An Artist Showcase featuring David Buckley, Will Gay, Joe Kaminski, and Darren Wilson will be held at The Art of Disney. Guests can meet the artists from 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. each day. November 27 – Artist Jim Shore will return to The Art of Disney to meet with guests from 10:00 – 12 Noon. View the full article
  8. Disney’s Contemporary Resort celebrates its 45th anniversary this year. This iconic hotel offers stellar views of Magic Kingdom Park, boasts award wining restaurants, and is the perfect place for families to enjoy time together. Take our quiz to test your knowledge! .quiz-container#wp-quiz-180706{ background-color:#f0f8fb; color:#565656; border-color:#dce4e7; } .quiz-container#wp-quiz-180706 .quiz-section h1{ color:#8bb428; } .quiz-container#wp-quiz-180706 .quiz-title{ color:#10628b; } .quiz-container#wp-quiz-180706 .quiz-header-image{ text-align:right; } .quiz-container#wp-quiz-180706 .quiz-section{ border-color:#ffffff; } .quiz-container#wp-quiz-180706 .quiz-details, .quiz-container#wp-quiz-180706 .quiz-results, .quiz-container#wp-quiz-180706 .quiz-embed{ border-color:#dce4e7; } .quiz-container#wp-quiz-180706 .quiz-result{ background-color:#dce4e7; } Disney’s Contemporary Resort How tall is Disney's Contemporary Resort? 12-Stories 14-Stories 15-Stories What's the name of the restaurant that sits on the top floor of Disney's Contemporary Resort? California Grill Chef Mickey’s The Wave… of American Flavors What is the total number of rooms and suites at Disney's Contemporary Resort? 505 610 655 How tall is the mural by Disney Legend Mary Blair at Disney's Contemporary Resort? 90-Feet Tall 100-Feet Tall 107-Feet Tall Embed Quiz on Your Website Embed Code <div class="wp-quiz" data-quiz-id="180706" data-site-url="https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog"></div> <script type="text/javascript" src="https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/wp-content/plugins/wp-quizzes/js/embed.js"></script>Copy and paste above embed code where you would like the quiz to appear on your website. View the full article
  9. Christmas is my favorite holiday. I love everything about it – the music, the spirit of giving, the parties, the jingle of the bells and, of course, the gifts! One of our family traditions is watching Christmas movies the whole month of December. This season the Miranda household will definitely be watching Disney’s cheeky take on the day of Noel – “Prep & Landing“. Our brilliant designer, Brittany Ungvarsky, created another fun wall paper featuring the “Little Drummer Boy” (aka Wayne) from “Prep & Landing”. He’s showing off his elite Christmas elf skills and making sure that we all have a Merry Christmas! The wallpaper was inspired by “Prep & Landing” in time for the upcoming debut of the new nighttime spectacular, “Jingle Bell, Jingle BAM!” which debuts November 14 at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Be sure to check out the terms of use about using the wallpaper before you download it. Want to check out other designs? Visit our complete gallery of wallpapers here. View the full article
  10. #DisneyParksLIVE: A Frozen Holiday Wish | Walt Disney World View the full article
  11. It’s the most wonderful time of the year, especially at Magic Kingdom Park where tonight brings the first Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party of the season and with it the debut of the brand new stage show, “Mickey’s Most Merriest Celebration.” Mickey and his pals have invited some of their friends over for an unforgettable Christmas party filled with music, dancing, color and fun! With every ring of the doorbell, more special guests drop by to join the festivities, each bringing a song or two in their own unique style. Clarabelle Cow arrives in full diva fashion belting out a holiday pop favorite, and Woody and Jessie ride in for a ho-ho-hoedown with country Christmas tunes. Donald’s amigos, Jose and Panchito from “The Three Caballeros,” stop in to wish everyone Feliz Navidad, and a flurry of friends from Fantasyland – everyone from Snow White and Dopey to Peter Pan and Wendy – fills the house for even more fun. It all leads up to a special surprise finale from hosts Mickey and Minnie, wishing all of us the joyfullest, cheerfullest, friendliest, most merriest Christmas ever! “Mickey’s Most Merriest Celebration” features a fantastic array of holiday songs both classic and contemporary, along with special effects, magical projections and beloved Disney characters, presented on the Cinderella Castle Forecourt Stage on nights when Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party is offered, tonight through December 22, 2016. This is a show you will not want to miss! And in addition to the all-new “Mickey’s Most Merriest Celebration,” Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party includes the fabulous show “A Totally Tomorrowland Christmas,” the spectacular “Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmastime Parade,” the dazzling “Holiday Wishes” fireworks and so much more! This year, Nick and Judy from “Zootopia” are here to wish you “Happy Howlidays.” Elves, reindeer and other denizens of the North Pole have joined the Club Tinsel dance party in Tomorrowland, and throughout the park you’ll enjoy a greater variety of complimentary holiday treats than ever before. Tickets for Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party are on sale now, so make plans and get yours soon before popular dates sell out. View the full article
  12. In just a few minutes, Inside #DisneyParksLIVE will present “A Frozen Holiday Wish” live from Magic Kingdom Park at the Walt Disney World Resort. This show marks the kickoff to the holiday season, and can be seen nightly at the park throughout November and December. “A Frozen Holiday Wish,” features the royal sisters Anna and Elsa. Along with their friends, Olaf and Kristoff, Queen Elsa uses her incredible powers to present a gift to everyone in the kingdom – transforming Cinderella Castle into a glimmering ice palace for the holidays. So before we begin, tell us in the “Comments” section where you’re watching from tonight. Or share it with us on Twitter with the hashtag #DisneyParksLIVE. View the full article
  13. DisneyQuest, the video game entertainment complex that was supposed to close this year at Disney Springs, will continue to live on at least into 2017. Disney sent out an email out to some employees recently saying the entertainment venue "will be operating into 2017, with no closing date to mention...We... View the full article
  14. In “Alice in Wonderland,” Alice encounters the Cheshire Cat at the most unusual times, often needing help or direction. The Cheshire Cat answers questions in peculiar ways and often his answers are fraught with vagueness and riddles. This is exactly the inspiration artist Ashley Taylor found when creating today’s Disney Doodle, picturing the Cheshire Cat wanting to dispense advice at City Hall at Magic Kingdom Park. “I have always loved the contradicting signs in ‘Alice in Wonderland’ and I thought it would be funny for the Cheshire Cat to give directions to unsuspecting guests!” View the full article
  15. From Dole Whips to Mickey Premium Bars, there are yummy snacks all around Walt Disney World Resort, but when it comes to meal times what better way to dine than with your favorite Disney friends. The Disney Parks Moms Panel has scouted out all the best character dining experiences and can answer all of your questions about dining with your favorite Disney pals. Sandy from MI wants to know where else she can dine with the Disney Princesses, besides Cinderella’s Royal Table. Gina D. recommends Akershus Royal Banquet Hall at the Norway Pavilion in Epcot, your favorite Disney Princesses will visit your table to take photos and sign autographs while you eat. Celebrating birthdays with a character dining experience is always exciting. Camila R. recommends Chef Mickey’s at Disney’s Contemporary Resort, Cape May Cafe at Disney’s Beach Club Resort or, her favorite, Tusker House Restaurant at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. 1900 Park Fare at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa is always a favorite for little princesses, says Andrea H. If you are looking for some seasonal excitement, Missy S. recommends Minnie’s Seasonal Dining at Hollywood & Vine at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. This character dining experience changes with the seasons and features Minnie, Mickey, Donald, Daisy and Goofy. For more character dining advice, tips or to ask questions about planning your upcoming Disney vacation, be sure to visit DisneyParksMomsPanel.com for a personalized response from our knowledgeable panel. View the full article
  16. First Look: A New Holiday Experience Coming to Disney Springs View the full article
  17. Just days after receiving permission from the Federal Aviation Administration to fly drones, Walt Disney World has announced what will be its first nighttime show using the unmanned aircraft. A show using drones at Disney Springs will debut for the holidays. A brief clip Disney unveiled Monday... View the full article
  18. Huge appetizers and desserts, burgers by chef, TV personality and restaurateur Guy Fieri and some classic favorites are on the menu at Planet Hollywood Observatory in Disney Springs. The restaurant, still slated to reopen this fall following renovations, released photos and more information on... View the full article
  19. Huge appetizers and desserts, burgers by chef, TV personality and restaurateur Guy Fieri and some classic favorites are on the menu at Planet Hollywood Observatory in Disney Springs. Reservations can be made starting Dec. 15 on planethollywoodintl.com. The restaurant, still slated to reopen this... View the full article
  20. Huge appetizers and desserts, burgers by chef, TV personality and restaurateur Guy Fieri and some classic favorites are on the menu at Planet Hollywood Observatory in Disney Springs. Reservations can be made starting Dec. 15 on planethollywoodintl.com. The restaurant, still slated to reopen this... View the full article
  21. Have you started playing Holiday Tunes in your car yet?? Because Christmas is HERE in Walt Disney World! Christmas at Epcot! And today, we’re celebrating the holidays on our DFB YouTube Channel with our best tips for budgeting your time during the holidays at Walt Disney World. Whether you’re enjoying that little lull in the crowds that comes during parts of November and December, or you’ll be here for the busiest times of the year, we can agree on one thing — there are lots more things to do, see, and EAT this time of year at Disney. And that’s great! But you have to know how to budget your time during the busiest time of the year. And being prepared is half the battle. In this video, we’ll be offering you our tried and true strategies for staying sane and enjoying this beautiful time in the Parks and Resorts of Walt Disney World. And by the way, have you subscribed to our brand new DFB YouTube Channel? We’re sharing beautiful glimpses into our Disney travels with you, via this new project. And if you don’t want to miss out on the fun, be sure to subscribe by clicking through the button below. It’s going to be an amazing Disney Holiday Season! Plan now to enjoy every single moment of the fun! Don’t Miss Out on Any Disney Holiday Fun! The DFB Guide to the Walt Disney World Holidays, 2016 e-Book is now available! This 380+-page guide to all things Disney Holidays related — not just food! — offers you the latest holiday tips and brand new info you NEED to know before you hit the parks this November, December, and January! And with 350 full-color photos, it will be like you’re right in the middle of the magic! Order your 2016 edition today! Don’t miss a moment of the fun! Use code CANDYCANE at check-out for a 20% off the cover price! Happy Holiday planning from all of us here at DFB! Now, let’s hear from you, the experts! What are your best budgeting tips for the Holidays in Walt Disney World? Leave a comment and share your wisdom with us! 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: Tips from the DFB Guide: Budgeting for the Holidays at Walt Disney World Tips from the DFB Guide: Budgeting Your Time During the Holidays Coming Soon! The DFB Guide to the Walt Disney World Holidays, 2012! View the full article
  22. Huge appetizers and desserts, burgers by chef, restauranteur Guy Fieri and some classic favorites appear to be on the menu at Planet Hollywood Observatory in Disney Springs. The restaurant, still slated to reopen this fall following renovations, released photos and more information on its new menu.... View the full article
  23. When you're a major creative force behind Broadway hits "Wicked," "Pippin" and "Godspell" — not to mention animated films such as "The Prince of Egypt," Disney's "Pocahontas" and "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" — it stands to reason you might get a little cocky. Not so for composer-lyricist Stephen... View the full article
  24. When you're a major creative force behind Broadway hits "Wicked," "Pippin" and "Godspell" — not to mention animated films such as "The Prince of Egypt," Disney's "Pocahontas" and "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" — it stands to reason you might get a little cocky. Not so for composer-lyricist Stephen... View the full article
  25. There is nothing more magical than when Magic Kingdom Park completes its annual transformation into a festive winter wonderland—it truly is the most wonderful time of the year. One of the best ways to embrace the spirit of the season is a visit to Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party. Of course, you’ll need to fuel your fun, and I have your list of must-try treats available only the party. These sweet eats are sure to keep you rocking around the Christmas tree all night long! Peppermint Cupcake, with chocolate cake and peppermint frosting, and a Holiday Wish Cupcake, with vanilla cake and buttercream, Main Street Bakery. Holiday Tree Cupcake, an adorable Holiday Tree Cupcake is made with spiced cake—infused with cinnamon, clove and star anise—topped with sprinkles, buttercream icing and an edible star, Gaston’s Tavern. Pumpkin Spice Waffle, back by popular demand, this spiced waffle is topped with vanilla ice cream and dusted with cinnamon and holiday sprinkles, Sleepy Hollow. Very Merry Strawberry Lemonade Slush, a holiday-inspired red and green slushy complete with Mickey straw, Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Café. Holiday Cookie Ice Cream Sandwich, Plaza Ice Cream Parlor. Joining the hot chocolate and snickerdoodle cookies guests have enjoyed in years past, new complimentary treats are available this year. Hot Chocolate and Snickerdoodle cookie, Tortuga Tavern, Adventureland Eggnog and Gingersnap Molasses Cookie, Heritage House in Liberty Square Snow Cone and Snowman Sugar Cookie, Friar’s Nook in Fantasyland Spiced Apple Cider and Snowman Sugar Cookie, Pete’s Silly Sideshow Storybook Circus in Fantasyland Hot Chocolate and Peppermint Bark Cookie, The Lunching Pad in Tomorrowland Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party takes place select dates in November and December at Magic Kingdom Park, and requires separate admission ticket. Which festive sweets are you most looking forward to trying at Disney Parks this year? Let us know in the comments below! View the full article
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