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Disney Imagineers did a good thing when they built Animal Kingdom: they made larger restrooms -- and some of them are quite beautiful. So there's not much to gripe about with the bathroom situation at Animal Kingdom. But we do think there are some especially nice ones that you should check out.
There are many locations available for a Disney World wedding reception. Like the ceremonies, they can be as small or large, unique or classic as you wish. Here are a few of our favorite picks for reception locations at Walt Disney World.
Looking to make plans around Walt Disney World for this upcoming 4th of July? Check out the Swan and Dolphin's first-ever Stars and Stripes Celebration.
Residents of southern California are in for a great deal this summer at Disneyland. Those residing in Southern California and Northern Baja in zip codes 90000-93599 and 21000-22999 can take advantage of a special three-day ticket to enjoy at either Disneyland Park or Disney California Adventure.
The cost of the special ticket is $139 and will let guests have three visits to either park. Tickets are good for one park visit per day within a forty-five day period, though guests can upgrade to include the Park Hopper option for an additional $15 per ticket.
Though summer has just started, it's never too early to talk about Epcot's Food and Wine Festival. The ever popular fest will be back this year, and with it comes the Eat to the Beat Concert Series. Recently, the lineup was announced, and here are the acts that will take the stage this fall:
We asked our Walt Disney World for Grownups Facebook fans, "What's YOUR favorite Magic Kingdom attraction or ride?"
We got some great responses and the quick breakdown shows that Haunted Mansion is a favorite among many, garnering the most mentions. Splash Mountain came in second, with Mickey's Philharmagic, Space Mountain, and Thunder Mountain all tying for third.
Artist Point at Disney's Wilderness Lodge recently welcomed back a guest-favorite fish to its nightly menu: the Copper River King Salmon. How popular is this Alaskan fish, you may ask? Turns out, patrons of Artist Point sign up for an email notification alerting them to the fact that the fish's season has arrived.
We're talking about Disney World's forgotten water park. We all love Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach, but did you know about Walt Disney World's first water park? River Country opened on June 20, 1976 and ceased operations on November 2, 2001.
They were on, and then they were off. Now, Phineas and Ferb are back on for a brand-new character "play-and-greet" experience at Disney Hollywood Studios.
Roger Broggie was the first Walt Disney Imagineer. A mechanical genius who embodied the spirit of Disney Imagineering with his ability to blend creative imagination and technical knowledge, Broggie was a close friend of Walt Disney. He helped lay the groundwork for Disneyland and the other Disney parks that followed.