Christmas season at Walt Disney World is a magical time full of whimsy and decorations reaching to every corner of the world. A recent trend, especially amongst DVCers, has been for travelers to decorate their hotel rooms with holiday finery to make it feel a little more like home.

The Themed Entertainment Awards announced their choices for this year's Thea Awards recipients on Tuesday, naming four that were Disney-related.

Disneyland and Walt Disney World shared an award for outstanding achievement in the "attraction refresh" category for Star Tours. The attraction reopened in May in both the California and Disney Hollywood Studios locations.

Disney World also nabbed another award with the nightly Magic Kingdom show, "The Magic, The Memories and You." Shown on Cinderella's Castle, it received outstanding achievement in the "show spectacular" category.

You may have heard about this little movie coming out next week called The Muppets. It's been 12 years since Jim Henson's The Muppets have been on the big screen, but lucky for us -- they're back!

And here at WDW for Grown-ups, we are so excited about the release of The Muppets Movie that we're celebrating by giving away a copy of Muppets: The Green Album!

Though we're not done with 2011 yet, the Atlanta Braves are looking forward to 2012 and spring training. This year, they'll make the trek to Florida to hold their spring training at the EPSN Wide World of Sports Complex located on the Walt Disney World Resort.

Look for the Braves to play eighteen games at Disney, including a matchup with current World Series champs, the St. Louis Cardinals. Other teams the Braves will face in WDW are the New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies.

Tickets are set to go on sale January 7, 2012 at Ticketmaster locations and through the complex's box office.

If you've ever had the frustration of trying to book a reservation at your favorite Walt Disney World restaurant and not being able to make one, you might be happy with the new practices that Walt Disney World is introducing to handle the Disney World Dining Reservations.

Disney's smash Broadway hit "The Lion King" celebrated fourteen years on the stage yesterday at the Minskoff Theate.

Those fourteen years on Broadway have created some pretty nice stats for the show, which began November 13, 1997. First off, the show currently ranks seventh in terms of long-running Broadway musicals. It also is one of only six other shows to pass the ten year mark on Broadway and in the West End. In financial terms, "The Lion King" has grossed some 4.7 billion dollars.

Creating custom Holiday Cards is a fantastic way to share your love for Disney with the people who are important to you. Though most people assume that pictures on Christmas Cards have to be of your kids, I'm here to say that Disney themes offer fantastic alternatives and spread the magic during this wonderful time of year.

It's a lawsuit over twenty years in the making. Delois Blakley recently sued Disney, claiming her 1987 autobiography, The Harlem Street Nun, was the basis for Disney's hit movie "Sister Act" and the theater production that followed.

The same year her book came out, Blakely reportedly wrote a synopsis of the story which she sent out to the movie industry, including a producer at Tri-Star Pictures. She claims that Tri-Star expressed interest in movie rights to the story, and that another producer took the project from Tri-Star to Disney. "Sister Act" was then made.

"Jake and the Never Land Pirates" is a hit show on the Disney Junior channel, and now guests will be able to see Jake himself at Disney parks.

Starting this Sunday, November 13, fans can catch Jake at two different places. First, he'll join the Junior Play 'n Dine character meal experience at Disney's Hollywood Studios' Hollywood & Vine. In addition to catching up with Special Agent Oso, Handy Manny and "Little Einsteins" characters, guests will be able to participate in singing songs from Jake's show.

Walt Disney World is a wedding ceremony destination for about a thousand couples every year, and today the resort will be full of wedding bells. In honor of today's date, 11-11-11, Walt Disney World will be hosting the weddings of eleven couples from eleven different states.

Korri McFann, Worldwide Marketing & Business Development Director, Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings & Honeymoons, says: