When I can't make it to Disney, I love to watch Behind the Scenes
Disney shows. They offer a rare glimpse into areas of the parks that few
ever see. And they really can help with the Disney crazies, those times
when you have no idea when you'll make it back to a Disney park, but
you really, really want to go. If this is you, Destination America has
the perfect cure. This week, they will be airing a full week of prime
time Disney programming, including the premiere of the new Walt Disney World: Resort Hotels.
“Walt
Disney’s vision for family fun is an American tradition and has brought
families together for generations,” said Marc Etkind, general manager
for Destination
America. “Destination America loves to celebrate iconic American travel
locations and we are proud to share
DISNEY WEEK with our audience.” Here's the lineup, starting Monday, March 3, 2014:
Monday 8PM Eastern - Walt Disney World Resort Hotels - An exclusive tour of the Disney Resort Hotels, each with its own special theme, from the early days of their first hotels, to the new Princess Rooms at the Port Orleans Resort. Followed by Undiscovered Disney Parks at 9PM.
Tuesday 6PM Eastern - Undiscovered Disney Parks -
A look at the many surprising things to do at Disney parks, including
learning to surf, walking in Walt's footsteps, driving a race car, and
enjoying a private safari. Followed by an encore of Walt Disney World Resort Hotels at 7PM.
Tuesday 8PM Eastern - Disney Cruise Line: Reimagined Magic - An overview of the renovations to Disney's flagship, the Magic, including a new water slide for kids and adults to enjoy.
Tuesday 9PM Eastern - Ultimate Walt Disney World -
An inside look at the top thrill rides that bring adrenaline junkies
from around the world to Disney, including the newly reopened Test
Track.
Wednesday 6PM Eastern - Disneyland Resort: Behind the Scenes -
What better way to learn about Disney parks than to find secrets and
myths about the place where it all began; Disneyland? Also included is a
look at the future of Disneyland and it's expansion into California
Adventure and Cars Land. Followed by Disney Cruise Line: Reimagined Magic at 7PM.
Wednesday 8PM Eastern - Walt Disney World: Behind the Scenes - A fascinating look at what makes Disney World work and what allowed them to become the most successful theme park in Florida.
Wednesday 9PM Eastern - Disney Cruise Line: Behind the Magic -
A glimpse into all four of Disney's cruise ships: the Fantasy, Dream,
Wonder, and Magic, and the technology that allows them to be truly
magical.
Thursday 6PM Eastern - Disney Cruise Line: Behind the Magic, followed at by Walt Disney World Resort: Behind the Scenes at 7PM. Next up is Disneyland Resort: Behind the Scenes at 8PM and Walt Disney World Resort Hotels at 9PM.
Friday 6PM Eastern - Walt Disney World Resort Hotels
Friday 7PM Eastern - Disney's Animal Kingdom - A behind the scenes look at the challenges of combining the thrill rides of a theme park with live animals in their own environment. Followed by Undiscovered Disney Parks at 8PM and Disney Cruise Line: Reimagined Magic at 9PM.
I can't wait to watch these shows and have already set my DVR so that I can watch them more than once! Will you be watching?
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Friday, April 26, 2013
Destination America's Disney Week
When I can't make it to Disney, I love to watch Behind the Scenes Disney shows. They offer a rare glimpse into areas of the parks that few ever see. And they really can help with the Disney crazies, those times when you have no idea when you'll make it back to a Disney park, but you really, really want to go. If this is you, Destination America has the perfect cure. Next week, they will be airing a full week of prime time Disney programming, including the premiere of the new Disney Cruise Line: Behind the Magic.
“As a network that treasures American travel destinations, Destination America wouldn’t be complete without DISNEY WEEK and the story of Walt Disney’s theme parks and cruises,” said Marc Etkind, SVP of Content Strategy for Destination America. “From iconic thrill rides that continue to capture the heart of each new generation to a globally recognized mouse-eared logo, Disney reflects an American tale of innovation and imagination that we are proud to present to our viewers.”
Here's the lineup, starting Monday, April 29, 2013:
Monday 8PM Eastern - Walt Disney World: Behind the Scenes - A fascinating look at what makes Disney World work and what allowed them to become the most successful theme park in Florida.
Monday 9PM Eastern - Disney Cruise Line: Behind the Magic - A glimpse into all four of Disney's cruise ships: the Fantasy, Dream, Wonder, and Magic, and the technology that allows them to be truly magical.
Tuesday 8PM Eastern - Disneyland Resort: Behind the Scenes - What better way to learn about Disney parks than to find secrets and myths about the place where it all began; Disneyland? Also included is a look at the future of Disneyland and it's expansion into California Adventure and Cars Land.
Wednesday 8PM Eastern - Ultimate Walt Disney World - An inside look at the top thrill rides that bring adrenaline junkies from around the world to Disney, including the newly reopened Test Track.
Thursday 8PM Eastern - Undiscovered Disney Parks - A look at the many surprising things to do at Disney parks, including learning to surf, walking in Walt's footsteps, driving a race car, and enjoying a private safari.
Friday 8PM Eastern - Disney Cruise Line: Behind the Magic - A repeat of this new behind the scenes look at Disney's cruise ships.
I can't wait to watch these shows and have already set my DVR so that I can watch them more than once! Will you be watching?
“As a network that treasures American travel destinations, Destination America wouldn’t be complete without DISNEY WEEK and the story of Walt Disney’s theme parks and cruises,” said Marc Etkind, SVP of Content Strategy for Destination America. “From iconic thrill rides that continue to capture the heart of each new generation to a globally recognized mouse-eared logo, Disney reflects an American tale of innovation and imagination that we are proud to present to our viewers.”
Here's the lineup, starting Monday, April 29, 2013:
Monday 8PM Eastern - Walt Disney World: Behind the Scenes - A fascinating look at what makes Disney World work and what allowed them to become the most successful theme park in Florida.
Monday 9PM Eastern - Disney Cruise Line: Behind the Magic - A glimpse into all four of Disney's cruise ships: the Fantasy, Dream, Wonder, and Magic, and the technology that allows them to be truly magical.
Tuesday 8PM Eastern - Disneyland Resort: Behind the Scenes - What better way to learn about Disney parks than to find secrets and myths about the place where it all began; Disneyland? Also included is a look at the future of Disneyland and it's expansion into California Adventure and Cars Land.
Wednesday 8PM Eastern - Ultimate Walt Disney World - An inside look at the top thrill rides that bring adrenaline junkies from around the world to Disney, including the newly reopened Test Track.
Thursday 8PM Eastern - Undiscovered Disney Parks - A look at the many surprising things to do at Disney parks, including learning to surf, walking in Walt's footsteps, driving a race car, and enjoying a private safari.
Friday 8PM Eastern - Disney Cruise Line: Behind the Magic - A repeat of this new behind the scenes look at Disney's cruise ships.
I can't wait to watch these shows and have already set my DVR so that I can watch them more than once! Will you be watching?
Friday, February 12, 2010
Outlet Store vs. Park, or How to buy the cool stuff without spending a fortune
I love going to Disney World and strolling through the shops browsing for fun new items to add to my ever-growing Disney collection. However, unless you find a rare sale or clearance item, you can end up spending a small fortune. A few years ago, I heard about the three Disney outlet stores located near Disney World. One, Character Outlet, is fairly small and sells both Disney and Universal Studios merchandise at a decent discount. There are two that sell all Disney items and are licensed
Disney stores. Disney's Character Premiere, has several items that are discounted 50% or more, but also a lot of items that are regular price. The last store, Character Warehouse, sells items removed from the parks to make way for new merchandise, at a steep discount. This is our favorite Disney store. We've purchased a lot of fun items there at a great price. They have had everything from toys to Pal Mickey costumes, to t-shirts from Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party and EPCOT's Food and Wine Festival, all for 50-70% off. They usually have a wide selection and a wide variety of price ranges, with something to suit everyone. We've purchased pins there for $4 or less, picture frames from Tower of Terror ($1) and Star Tours ($5 and it even lights up!), scrapbooking items for 75% off the original price, and a ton more. This store also gives stickers to kids that come in, just like the stickers given out in the parks. It's a little farther from the parks than the others, but offers the best value.
One of the best ways to save money at Disney, is to buy your souvenirs from an outlet store at some time during your trip. Because we usually drive down, we drive right past our favorite store on the way to the parks. As a result, we like to stop BEFORE going into the parks and pick out a few new things. We always budget for souvenirs and allow Bean to pick out a new toy and accessories at Character Warehouse, then don't purchase much in the parks. She usually gets more this way for the same amount of money that we would have spent in the parks. Also, this means that she has something new and exciting before we even get to the parks and so she's less likely to fall in love with something in the parks. If you want to go to the parks first and are spending several days, you still may want to check out the selection at the outlets at some point during your trip. We have often found the same or similar items from the parks in the outlets at a much lower price. It's a fantastic way to save money and still make the kids very happy.
If you would like to visit the outlets, here are the addresses.
Disney's Character Warehouse
Pr1me Outlets International, Suite #95
Mon-Sat 10AM-11PM, Sun 10AM-9PM
4951 International Drive, Orlando, FL 32819
(407)354-3255
Disney's Character Premiere - Suite #1252
Mon-Sat 10AM-10PM, Sun 10AM-9PM
8200 Vineland Avenue, Orlando, FL 32821
(407)477-0222
Character Outlet - Lake Buena Vista Factory Stores
Mon-Sat 10AM-9PM, Sun 10AM-7PM
15629 Apopka Vineland Road, Orlando, FL 32821
(407)238-9301
charout@embarqmail.com
Disney stores. Disney's Character Premiere, has several items that are discounted 50% or more, but also a lot of items that are regular price. The last store, Character Warehouse, sells items removed from the parks to make way for new merchandise, at a steep discount. This is our favorite Disney store. We've purchased a lot of fun items there at a great price. They have had everything from toys to Pal Mickey costumes, to t-shirts from Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party and EPCOT's Food and Wine Festival, all for 50-70% off. They usually have a wide selection and a wide variety of price ranges, with something to suit everyone. We've purchased pins there for $4 or less, picture frames from Tower of Terror ($1) and Star Tours ($5 and it even lights up!), scrapbooking items for 75% off the original price, and a ton more. This store also gives stickers to kids that come in, just like the stickers given out in the parks. It's a little farther from the parks than the others, but offers the best value.One of the best ways to save money at Disney, is to buy your souvenirs from an outlet store at some time during your trip. Because we usually drive down, we drive right past our favorite store on the way to the parks. As a result, we like to stop BEFORE going into the parks and pick out a few new things. We always budget for souvenirs and allow Bean to pick out a new toy and accessories at Character Warehouse, then don't purchase much in the parks. She usually gets more this way for the same amount of money that we would have spent in the parks. Also, this means that she has something new and exciting before we even get to the parks and so she's less likely to fall in love with something in the parks. If you want to go to the parks first and are spending several days, you still may want to check out the selection at the outlets at some point during your trip. We have often found the same or similar items from the parks in the outlets at a much lower price. It's a fantastic way to save money and still make the kids very happy.
If you would like to visit the outlets, here are the addresses.
Disney's Character Warehouse
Pr1me Outlets International, Suite #95
Mon-Sat 10AM-11PM, Sun 10AM-9PM
4951 International Drive, Orlando, FL 32819
(407)354-3255
Disney's Character Premiere - Suite #1252
Mon-Sat 10AM-10PM, Sun 10AM-9PM
8200 Vineland Avenue, Orlando, FL 32821
(407)477-0222
Character Outlet - Lake Buena Vista Factory Stores
Mon-Sat 10AM-9PM, Sun 10AM-7PM
15629 Apopka Vineland Road, Orlando, FL 32821
(407)238-9301
charout@embarqmail.com
Wednesday, December 9, 2020
Holiday Magic at the Disney Parks
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Disney recently released a gorgeous new book that shares the magic of the parks during the fall and winter holidays. "Holiday Magic at the Disney Parks: Celebrations Around the World from Fall to Winter" is filled with more than 1900 photos of all twelve parks around the world as well as multiple cruise ships and resorts. The authors uncovered fascinating stories and hidden gems about the parks' holiday celebrations, some of which can be found in this video.
Did you know that Disneyland first celebrated Christmas with a circus? Crazy, right. If you'd like to learn more, "Holiday Magic at the Disney Parks: Celebrations Around the World from Fall to Winter" can be found at booksellers everywhere.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Disney Parks Memories Sweepstakes

If your family is like mine, you probably have lots of great memories of times spent in Disney Parks. Disney is celebrating these memories with a sweepstakes in the month of February. There will be four weekly drawings for family vacations in one of the Disney Parks. Weeks one and two offer 4-days, and 3-nights at Disneyland in California. Week three is 5-days, 4-nights at Disney World in Florida. The final drawing, in week four is for 7-days, 6-nights at ANY Disney Resort, worldwide. Each trip includes airfare, ground transfer, hotel accommodations, and park tickets. Winning any of these trips would be an awesome chance to create new family memories with Disney. Visit the site daily to enter the sweepstakes and to download that day's free daily digital download. The downloads so far have been super cute picture frames to display treasured Disney memories. You can also share your own memories on the site through photos, videos, and stories. Disney will share these memories along with others on the site.
Also, the parks will be celebrating guests' memories created within the parks. Most nights at either Cinderella Castle in Florida or It's a Small World in California, photos and videos taken by PhotoPass photographers will be projected onto the building as part of a new celebration called "The Magic, The Memories & You!" They will feature images captured in the Magic Kingdom or Disneyland that day celebrating all the fun and excitement guests have enjoyed. The photos fly by fairly quickly, so you might want to capture the show on video, just in case they've used a photo of your family. This new program sounds like it will be a lot of fun and should get people sharing their memories and creating new ones featuring Disney.
Tuesday, December 14, 2021
DIY Ornaments From Disney Parks
The Disney Parks Blog has created several amazing Paper Parks printables in the past. From full park models to adorable Christmas ornaments, there's something for everyone. This year, they have a set of 12 ornaments representing each of the Disney Parks around the world. To download your set, just visit the Disney Parks Blog here.
Monday, August 13, 2018
Halloween Novelties at Disney World
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Sunday, February 26, 2017
New Pins Coming to Disney Parks in 2017
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The Jungle Cruise 45th Anniversary collection will be released in Florida on May 11, 2017. The "Essence of Evil" and "Doorways to Disney" collections will be a shared collection between Disneyland and Disney World. The "Piece of Disney History" collection will only be available at Disney World, while the "Pin Trading Tales" and "Charming Characters" collections will only be available at Disneyland.
A new Pirates of the Caribbean collection will arrive in Parks in mid-March. The pins, which celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Disneyland ride, will all be limited edition, with a special pin only available to Annual Passholders.
The Emoji pins will come to the Parks in late summer. The characters, which appear in the "As Told by Emoji" videos as well as the Emoji Blitz game, include Anna, Elsa, the White Rabbit, the Cheshire Cat, Minnie, and Stitch.
Which pins will you be searching for? I will be looking for the Pirates of the Caribbean pins. It's still my favorite ride!
Tuesday, December 22, 2020
Disney Parks Magical Christmas Celebration
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This Friday, the "Disney Parks Magical Christmas Celebration" will bring a little holiday magic to your Christmas morning. Titus Burgess and Julianne Hough will host a show filled with music and laughter, family stories and a few special sneak peeks. Here's a glimpse of what you can expect.
Musical Performances:
- Tituss Burgess & Julianne Hough – “It’s The Most Wonderful Time of the Year”
- Becky G – “Santa Claus is Coming to Town” and “Feliz Navidad”
- Florida A & M University Gospel Choir – “Joy to the World”
- Jon Batiste – “It’s All Right” from “SOUL” and “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas”
- Keedron Bryant with the Florida A & M University Gospel Choir – “Someday at Christmas”
- Maddie & Tae – “Holly Jolly Christmas” and “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)”
- Tituss Burgess – “This Christmas”
- Tori Kelly with the Florida A & M University Gospel Choir – “Let It Snow”
- Trevor Jackson – “The Christmas Song”
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Sunday, November 6, 2016
Star Wars Products Coming to Disney Parks
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Disney has created some fantastic Star Wars inspired products in recent years. This fall, they have even more incredible merchandise.
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Saturday, October 8, 2016
Adventureland Tsum Tsum
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Disney had a bit of fun photographing the Tsums in their native habitats. The Adventureland-themed set will be available at select locations at Disneyland and Disney World on October 11. It will alsobe available from the Disney Parks online store and the Shop Disney Parks app.
This little blue bird Tsum Tsum is from a collection that will arrive in Parks in early 2017. You'll have a "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah" time stacking this new set. It looks like the next set may feature characters inspired by Frontierland.
Thursday, August 8, 2019
Haunted Mansion Wishables Have Arrived In Disney Parks
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The five ghosts in this set include:
- Phineas the traveler
- Gus the prisoner, the one open edition from this set
- Ezra the skeleton
- The Hatbox Ghost
- Constance the bride
These Wishables are available in the Disney Parks and will arrive on shop Disney on August 14. And you can share your Wishable adventures with the hashtags #DisneyParksWishables and #WishablesWednesday. Which one of these Hitchhiking Ghosts will follow you home?
Tuesday, September 1, 2020
Halloween Is Coming To Disney World!
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- Mickey Cinnamon Roll - Mickey-shaped cinnamon roll drizzled with orange and white icing
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Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn & Café
- Cinnamon Donuts Served in a Hitchhiking Ghost Novelty container
- Hades Nachos - Black bean nacho chips with “fiery” buffalo chicken, lettuce, tomato, sour cream, salsa, and jalapeño
- Orange and Black Sugar Churros (also available at Churro Carts)
Liberty Square Market
- Constance’s For Better or For Worse Wedding Cake - Citrus cake with raspberry Bavarian cream, whipped cream flowers, and a chocolate axe
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Sleepy Hollow
- Pumpkin Spiced Waffle Sundae - Pumpkin spice-flavored waffled topped with vanilla ice cream, whipped cream, caramel drizzle, and sprinkles
- Madame Leota Sipper
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Storybook Treats
- Poor Unfortunate Souls Float- Cream cheese soft-serve, black raspberry syrup, and Coke
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Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies
- Pumpkin Spice Milkshake Topped with whipped cream, caramel drizzle, sprinkles, and a Mickey-shaped marshmallow straw
- Pumpkin Spice Soft-Serve Sundae - Topped with whipped cream, caramel, and sprinkles
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Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Café
- Mickey Monster Mash Burger - Burger with Meunster cheese, potato barrels, bacon, and sriracha aïoli
Sunshine Tree Terrace
- Headless Horseman Rides Again - Strawberry DOLE Whip with Fanta Strawberry and a Headless Horseman Novelty Straw
Pinocchio Village House
- Not So Poison Apple Cupcake - A spiced apple cupcake with pecan crunch buttercream themed after a poison apple
Quick-Service Restaurants
- Oogie Boogie Dice Novelty Glow Cubes
- Jack Skellington Sipper (Also available at Outdoor Vending Locations)
- Hitchhiking Ghost Sipper
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Popcorn Carts
- Oogie Boogie Premium Popcorn Bucket
- Mickey Pumpkin Premium Popcorn Bucket
- Halloween Base Popcorn Bucket
- Hitchhiking Ghost Premium Popcorn Bucket (Available at Liberty Square Popcorn Cart)
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And for the first time outside of Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party, guests of all ages are invited to join in the costume fun. Adults and children alike can wear their spookiest, Disney-ist, family friendly costume to the Magic Kingdom from September 15 to October 31. Be sure to check out Disney's Costume Guidelines before planning your outfit.
EPCOT
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Canada Popcorn Cart and Fife & Drum
- Oogie Boogie Premium Popcorn Bucket
Eats at EPCOT and Mission Space Popcorn Cart
- Green Cauldron Premium Popcorn Bucket
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- Halloween Base Popcorn Bucket
Sunshine Seasons and Regal Eagle Smokehouse
- Tire Pumpkin Novelty Straw
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Sunshine Seasons
- Halloween Cupcake - Choice of vanilla or chocolate cupcake with buttercream and a Mickey Pumpkin garnish
Coral Reef Restaurant
- Nemo & Squirt’s Noggin Concoction - Chocolate brownie stuffed with a chocolate chip cookie topped with white chocolate-covered pretzels and a Mickey Pumpkin Garnish
Traveler’s Café and Garden Grill
- Halloween Sugar Cookie - Sugar cookie topped with Halloween Sprinkles
Desserts & Champagne Marketplace
- Liquid Nitro Cake Pop - Liquid nitro chocolate cake pop with Halloween sprinkles
Animal Kingdom
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Flame Tree Barbecue
- Scar Cupcake (Also available at Creature Comforts and Restaurantosaurus) - Red velvet cupcake with toasted marshmallow filling, chocolate marshmallow frosting, chocolate pebbles, white chocolate flames, and an edible icing image
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- Spooky Apple Punch Specialty Beverage (Non-Alcoholic) (Also available at Isle of Java) - Sprite with Monin Apple Syrup poured over ice, garnished with a rocky candy apple straw, a gummy worm, a Novelty Poison Apple Glow Cube, and a sugar lime rim
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- Rotten Apple Punch Specialty Beverage (Alcoholic) - Angry Orchard and Fireball Cinnamon Whisky over ice, garnished with a rocky candy apple straw, a Novelty Poison Apple Glow Cube, and gummy worms
Trek Snacks
- Tire Pumpkin Novelty Straw (Also available at Tamu Tamu, Restaurantosaurus, TriloBites, and Outdoor Vending Ice Cream Carts)
- Purple Cauldron Premium Popcorn Bucket
- Halloween Base Popcorn Bucket
Hollywood Studios
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Trolley Car Café
- Poison Candied Apple - Apple and caramel mousse covered in red glaze with a crunchy candy base
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PizzeRizzo
- Pumpkin Cheesecake Cannoli - Pumpkin cheesecake mixed with a hazelnut praline crunch in a cannoli shell
- Tire Pumpkin Novelty Straw (Also available at Rosie’s All-American Café, Backlot Express, and Anaheim Produce)
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Rosie's All-American Café
- Pumpkin Tiramisu - Layers of cream mascarpone and spiced pumpkin cake
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- Frozen Apple Cider (Non-Alcoholic) (Also available at Backlot Express and PizzeRizzo) – Served with a Novelty Poison Apple Glow Cube
- Frozen Apple Cider with Crown Royal Regal Apple (Alcoholic) (Also available at Backlot Express and PizzeRizzo) – Served with a Novelty Poison Apple Glow Cube
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Backlot Express
- Box of Bones Chocolate Éclair- Chocolate éclair with dark chocolate mousse and white chocolate bones
Anaheim Produce
- Orange Cauldron Premium Popcorn Bucket (Also available at Hollywood Popcorn and Animation Popcorn)
Which treat would you try first?
Thursday, September 29, 2016
Rogue One Merchandise
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Disney has created a huge collection of merchandise to celebrate the upcoming film, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. The film revolves around a rogue band of resistance fighters who seek to steal the Death Star plans and bring hope to the galaxy. It arrives in theaters on December 16, but we won't have to wait as long for the merchandise, which will begin arriving at Disney Parks on September 30.
There's a wide variety of shirts for women, several with more style than the usual tees.
There's also clothing from Her Universe, including a dress covered with images of the Death Star and some leggings fit for a Rebel.
Graphic goodies include images of the Death Star and one that resembles a pilots uniform.
A set of limited release Vinylmation Shoretroopers begin a large selection of collectibles. There will also be a great variety of open edition pins and a 14 pin mystery collection, with one pin revealed and one a mystery. If you like making droids in the Droid Factory, be sure to look for a set of four Astromech figures inspired by the film.
At Walt Disney World, guests can find two limited release Magic Bands. 15 different designs for personalized phone cases for select iPhone and Samsung devices will be available at D-Tech on Demand stations around Disneyland and Disney World.
Select items from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story will be available at the following locations:
Disneyland
- Emporium
- The Star Trader
- Star Wars Launch Bay
California Adventure
- Elias & Company
- Gone Hollywood
Downtown Disney
- World of Disney
- D-Street
Disney World
Magic Kingdom
- Emporium
- Merchant of Venus
EPCOT
- Mouse Gear
Hollywood Studios
- Tatooine Traders
- Star Wars Launch Bay
- Legends of Hollywood
- Mickey's of Hollywood
Animal Kingdom
- Island Mercantile
Disney Springs
- World of Disney
- Once Upon a Toy
- Star Wars Galactic Outpost
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