On hot Florida day (because there's bound to be a few of those in September) there's one sweet treat that just about everyone has on his or her mind, I'm talking about Ice Cream. And sitting in the shadow of the Tower of Terror at Disney's Hollywood Studios is a little shop that specializes it in delicious, hand scooped ice cream.

As you tour Epcot, there are the must-do attractions - Soarin', Test Track, Spaceship Earth - but today we're going to step back a bit and look at a few less adrenaline filled attractions that sometimes get overlooked in the hustle and bustle of a day at the parks.

The Haunted Mansion is getting its very own Dooney & Bourke handbag, and the purse is debuting on Friday, September 13.

This spooky new bag features a grey and black color palette with a pattern that is reminiscent of the wallpaper in the halls of the Haunted Mansion. The inside of the purse is a deep red colored fabric. The purse also has a special hangtag featuring the attractions iconic logo.

Coffee lovers, it's time to celebrate. The Fountain View Cafe in Epcot has officially reopened as a Starbucks, joining the Magic Kingdom's Main Street Bakery as the two in-park coffee destinations.

The Cafe still features a futuristic look while incorporating the Starbucks logo and signage - there's no question that you're walking into a Starbucks as you head up the walkway into the restaurant.

While most people head to Epcot for great bands and music, the Magic Kingdom also offers some fun options to see a show, especially if you're traveling with younger guests. Since its debut in 2006, Mickey Mouse and friends have take to the Cinderella Castle Stage several times a day for the spectacular 'Dream Along with Mickey' show.

Aladdin, Jasmine and Genie are taking a magic carpet ride all the way to Broadway.

A musical adaptation of Disney's 1992 animated hit Aladdin is set to debut on the Great White Way in February of next year.

The Broadway production features music by Tony Award winner Alan Menken with lyrics by Tim Rice and the late Howard Ashman. Menken, Rice, and Ashman were also responsible for the music and score in the film version.

The California Grill at Disney's Contemporary Resort closed for renovation earlier this year (and reopened on September 9), but Disney offered a preview of the reimagined restaurant at a media preview last week.

The Walt Disney Company received approval from the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors to go ahead with plans to build a new high-tech production studio. The new studio will be called the Disney/ABC Studios at the Ranch and will be built on 58 acres of the Golden Oak Ranch.

The Golden Oak Ranch - which Disney has owned since the late 1950s - is one of the largest television and movie production ranches left in Southern California. Disney first proposed building the new studios back in 2009.

Sitting on a sprawling patch of land between Tomorowland and Fantasyland sits the Tomorrowland Speedway. Perhaps it occupies this space because so many kids fantasize about the day they will finally get their drivers license in a time that's so far into the future to them. These would be speed demons queue in line to race a breathtaking 7 miles an hour around the 0.4 mile track in a jaunty and unique gas powered racer.

Kick off the Halloween season at Walt Disney World this Friday September 13th, 2013 with a dastardly good time at Disney's Hollywood Studios. A fright filled night full of fun is this week's Limited Time Magic that you do not want to miss out on.