Just a reminder that MouseFest is scheduled for November 30 – December 5 (land) and December 4–8 (sea). MouseFest Gold Sponsor MousePlanet is organizing three events and officially participating in a fourth during the land portion. For more information and how to let us know that you're coming, visit our MouseFest events page (link). For more information on MouseFest, visit the MouseFest event site (link).
During MouseFest's MegaMouseMeet event on Saturday, December 3, representatives from participating communities will be stationed outside the meeting room to greet and welcome newcomers. Each community has been asked to provide at least three volunteers to act as greeters. These volunteers will work one hour each, which will leave them free to enjoy the event for the rest of the time. We are looking for volunteers from the MousePlanet community who would like to help out. You will be asked to welcome guests to the event, make sure that everyone has a name tag, help people to find whichever webmaster/author/community/etc. that they're looking for, and offer general assistance.
If you're interested in helping out at the MegaMouseMeet for an hour, please contact us (link) and let us know. We'll need your name and email address to pass along to the folks coordinating all of the greeters. If you've got restrictions on when you can be available, let us know that, too. A big thanks to any potential volunteers out there!
As we head into the new year, space is beginning to fill up on MousePlanet.com's Japan/Hong Kong Disney Adventure (March 2006).
For only a small deposit ($400-600 depending on itinerary), reserve your place today. Don't let this opportunity pass you by!
We have also been able to secure a FREE half-day sightseeing tour and a hotel upgrade to the Nikko Hotel in Hong Kong (participation in the Hong Kong pre-tour is required.) Space is filling quickly so please secure your spot on this wonderful vacation. See this page for more details.
A recent rumor that we've heard states that days are numbered for the entire lake side of Pleasure Island. Last week, we reported that "major enhancements" would be cause the end of the nightly fireworks at Pleasure Island and demolition of the West End Stage and Hub Stage. It turns out that there is more to the story.
The story, as we heard it, is that attendance has been down so badly at the Pleasure Island clubs that, even with extending Cast Member nights to five nights per week, they were still having trouble getting people into the clubs. Because of this, everything on the lake side of Pleasure Island will be demolished, and the area will be repopulated by contracted restaurants. Contracted restaurants have been the biggest money maker for Disney in the Downtown Disney area.
The rumor gives some time in early 2006 as the target date for the closure of the clubs and the beginning of the demolition. Should the rumor prove out, the only clubs to remain would be Mannequins, 8-Trax and the Comedy Warehouse. The rumor also states that another restaurant will be built at the far west end of Downtown Disney, between Cirque du Soleil and the Saratoga Springs Resort. If anybody has more information about this rumor, please let us know.
The exterior of Expedition: Everest is nearing completion at Disney's
Animal Kingdom. Photo by Brian Bennett.
On December 2 and 3, the Walt Disney World Very Merry Christmas Parade will be taped for national broadcast on Christmas Day. Volunteers are being requested for crowd shots by the broadcaster, Lightship TV (link). All slots on Saturday, December 3 are filled, though some spots are still available for Friday, December 2. Thankfully, the taping is taking place after MouseFest's Magic Kingdom day on Thursday, December 1. (Especially good for MousePlanet readers, as the disruption that the parade causes in the Magic Kingdom, especially along Main Street, U.S.A, would have made it nearly impossible for us to conduct our Mini-MouseAdventure on December 1.
Note that tickets from Lightship TV will not be required in conjunction with park tickets on park admission on those days, just for the "crowd reaction shots" area. Mobility within the parks may be limited for other day guests, though, due to the stop-and-start nature of the parade filming.
The folks over at the CoasterRadio.com podcast have done an excellent interview (link) with Joe Rohde, lead designer for Disney's Animal Kingdom, about Expedition: Everest. The interview takes up about 24 minutes of the 44-minute podcast. Joe's enthusiasm and excitement for the project are evident, and he gives a lot of great information about the design philosophy for everest, as well as a description of what to expect in the queue area and when you ride the attraction. He also talks a bit about Mission: Himalayas, the scientific expedition launched by Disney and the Discovery Channel in conjunction with the attraction. Check it out!
This closeup of a sign on the construction wall offers hints as to the
appearance of the Yeti. Photo by Brian Bennett.
In other Everest-related news, it's looking firmer that the attraction will soft-open in the February-March timeframe. Annual Passholder and Disney Vacation Club Member previews will be held during the soft-open period leading up to the April 22 grand opening.
Is Joe Rohde the Yeti? You be the judge. Photo at left by Brian Bennett.
Photo at right © Disney.
In a story that we've been following, Orlando International Airport did follow through on their promise to ban Disney's Magical Express greeters from the third floor in the terminal. But they didn't just stop there. Last Tuesday, when the greeters were supposed to be removed, Disney moved them down to the second floor, where all of the other taxi, limo and shuttle drivers can meet prospective passengers. But on Wednesday, lawyers for the airport told Disney in an e-mail that the greeters had to move again.
The DME workers are now restricted to the ground transportation area on the first floor of the terminal. Employees of Mears, the contractor that is supplying the buses and drivers for DME, will be allowed to meet travelers using DME on the second floor, at baggage claim, but the Mickey hand-wielding DME folks have to wait until you're heading to the bus.
Over the summer, the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) started several different "known traveler" programs at airports in cities such as Boston, Los Angeles, Houston, Minneapolis and Washington, D.C. Orlando also participated, using Clear from Verified Identity Pass, Inc. as the program of choice. While all of the other programs have been shut down, Clear is still running, and just signed up its 10,000th customer.
In exchange for paying an annual fee of $79.95, providing various personal information and agreeing to have their biometric data kept by Verified ID, travelers can bypass most of the wait at security checkpoints at Orlando International Airport. Verified ID is hoping to expand into other markets in the near future, though that may be up to the TSA.
Planting of landscaping around the base of Expedition: Everest is proceeding
quickly. Photo by Brian Bennett.
As expected, the Goodings location at Celebration's Water Tower Place closed its doors on Sunday. The store's owners have filed a lawsuit against their former landlord for breach of contract, alleging that Unicorp National Developments Inc. blocked visibility of the store by building other structures around the store and by not providing enough signage or lighting, all in violation of the lease. The two companies met informally yesterday to discuss the suit. Goodings is now down to two stores, including the one at the Crossroads Plaza near Downtown Disney.
Disney is conducting a "sneak preview beta release" of Disney's PhotoMovie (link), the next step beyond PhotoPass. Guests can upload their own photos, use photos from PhotoPass, or use a combination of both. Once photos are uploaded, they will be integrated into footage of the parks and characters to create a video scrapbook for each park, and a full-screen slideshow at the end. During the beta release, PhotoMovie DVDs are available for $49.95, with additional copies costing $19.95.
Guests can use up to 68 photos for the tour, broken down by location (16 for Magic Kingdom, 14 for Epcot, 16 for the Disney-MGM Studios, 15 for Disney's Animal Kingdom and seven for the resort at large). The finished DVD will run around 20 minutes in length. Visit their Web site for more information.
A close-up of the paint work on the temple shows an excellent job of "weathering."
Photo by Brian Bennett.
The Disney Marathon and Half-Marathon have undergone some changes to their courses. One major change is that there will now be two starting lines for the Marathon. Marathon participants will be split between two starts areas: Marathon Blue or Marathon Red. Starting locations will be determined by the runner's assigned corral. You can check the updated Marathon and Half Marathon course maps at the Disney Marathon site (link). [Note: The full- and half-marathons are now held on separate days. Read our WDW Marathon Guide.]
Responding to complaints that guests at the Saratoga Springs Resort are paying for a top-level resort but don't even have a full-service dining location, Disney is expanding the dining options at The Turf Club. To start, the menu will be expanded this month to include items such as crab-cake bites, barbecued chicken tenders, hamburgers and a grilled salmon BLT. Eventually the location will be renamed to The Turf Club Bar & Grill by next summer, when construction and furnishing of an expanded table-service dining area is completed.
Construction appears to be complete on the village of Serka Zong at the
entrance to Expedition: Everest. Photo by Brian Bennett.
There is a new special offer for Magic Your Way packages from January 1 through March 8 whereby you buy a package with a base Magic Your Way pass and it would be upgraded to a Premium pass for free, adding the Park Hopper and Water Park Fun & More options at no charge. For more information, check out MouseSavers.com (link).
This coming weekend will see a number of events occurring at the same time. The Epcot International Food & Wine Festival is in its final week, concluding for the year on Sunday. At Downtown Disney, the Festival of the Masters runs from Friday through Sunday, turning the shopping and entertainment district into a huge art gallery. And over at the Disney-MGM Studios, the "10th Diamond Anniversary" edition of the Super Soap Weekend event runs Saturday and Sunday, and the Osborne Family Spectacle of Lights debuts next Monday.
Last week, we stated that guests would be given the chance to purchase a photo package for $29.95 when dining at Cinderella's Royal Table. It turns out that we misinterpreted what our sources were telling us, and that the photo package (given a value of $29.95 by Disney) would be included in the cost of the meal (one per party), and that guests would be given the option of purchasing additional photos. We regret the error.
The standby entrance and Fastpass return doorways await the first riders
of Expedition: Everest. Photo by Brian Bennett.
…Length-of-Stay stroller rentals will be halted on December 23 due to an inability to guarantee the availability of stroller when hopping between parks during the busy holiday week. It has not been confirmed when those rentals will resume after the holiday.
…We have been able to get confirmation that Club Cool will open later this month (in the location of the former Ice Station Cool in Epcot), rather than in December. That will come as good news to all MouseFest attendees hoping to trick newbies into trying the Beverly.
…We have heard a rumor that the Prime Time Cafe at the Disney-MGM Studios will be closing in late January for refurbishment.
…The AutoShow in Motion, the GM traveling car show, once again visited Epcot's overflow parking lot over the weekend, closing on Sunday.
…No announcement has been made yet, but we hear that the Four Seasons property in Celebration looks like it's going to see construction finally start after several years, with a golf course, 425-room hotel, homes and a vacation club property all expected to be built.
This authentic Nepalese mandir, or pagoda, near the entrance to Expedition:
Everest is dedicated to the story of the Yeti. Photo by Brian Bennett.
…The speedboat Breathless, used for Illuminations cruises and other trips around Crescent Lake from the Yacht Club marina, needs some transmission work and will be out of service for a couple of weeks. To cover the demand for Illuminations cruises in the interim, another pontoon boat will be added during that time.
…The Western Caribbean itinerary of the Disney Magic has changed for the current cruise and the November 19 cruise due to the need for recovery and repair efforts on Cozumel. It is hoped that work will be completed before the December 3 Western Caribbean cruise.
…We're hearing that the next Disney Vacation Club resort may be built away from the Disney theme parks, in the mold of the DVC resorts at Vero Beach and Hilton Head Island. Nobody's giving any hints as to where, though. Also, the next on-property DVC resort is likely to be near a theme park, as the Saratoga Springs Resort is generating a lot of comments that it's too far removed from the action.
Everest has a commanding presence in the view from the Asia section of
Disney's Animal Kingdom. Photo by Brian Bennett.
Don't keep it to yourself! Send us your news tips, rumors, and comments. Email us here.
The Passholder Best Rate program is now accepting reservations, online only, through April 13, 2006. In addition, some rates have dropped even lower, with value resorts going for $49 most nights from January 16 - February 4, 2006.
Radisson Resort Parkway, a MousePlanet sponsor, has announced their rates through the end of 2006. Note that the resort has allocated some rooms as low as $77.00 weekdays and $87.00 weekends now through December 22.
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Walt Disney World's entire ticket price structure changed as of January 2, 2005, to the new “Magic Your Way” passes. Advance purchase discounts are only available on tickets above the base ticket of at least 5 days.
| Adult/Child Total Cost | 1-day | 2-day | 3-day | 4-day | 5-day | 6-day | 7-day | 8-day | 9-day | 10-day |
| Base Ticket | $59.75 / $48 | $119 / $96 | $171 / $137 | $185 / $148 | $193 / $155 | $196 / $157 | $199 / $160 | $202 / $162 | $205 / $164 | $209 / $167 |
| w/ Park Hopper option | $94.75 / $83 | $154 / $131 | $206 / $172 | $220 / $183 | $228 / $190 | $231 / $192 | $234 / $195 | $237 / $197 | $240 / $199 | $244 / $202 |
| w/ Water Park Fun & More option | $104.75 / $93 | $164 / $141 | $216 / $182 | $230 / $193 | $238 / $200 | $241 / $202 | $244 / $205 | $247 / $207 | $250 / $209 | $254 / $212 |
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| w/ both options | $139.75 / $128 | $199 / $176 | $251 / $217 | $265 / $228 | $273 / $235 | $276 / $237 | $279 / $240 | $282 / $242 | $285 / $245 | $289 / $247 |
| w/ both options, no Expiration | N/A | $209 / $186 | $261 / $227 | $280 / $243 | $308 / $270 | $321 / $282 | $334 / $295 | $382 / $342 | $392 / $395 | $399 / $347 |
| Advance Purchase Discount | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | $7/$6 | $9/$7 | $11/$9 | $11/$9 | $11/$9 | $12/$9 |
Receive 10 percent off the price of their lunch meal at selected Walt Disney World Resort hotel restaurants, and the discount is good for up to three guests. The offer is valid Mondays through Fridays. Call 407-WDW-DINE (407-939-3463) for locations and reservations.
Hours and entertainment schedules are currently available through December 2005.
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Eat to the Beat Concert Series: The Rippingtons featuring Russ Freeman 5:15p, 7p, 8:15p Illuminations 9p |
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Eat to the Beat Concert Series: Three Dog Night 5:15p, 7p, 8:15p Illuminations 9p |
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Buddy Guy with Indigenous (main room), $28.50 advance/$31.50 day of show; 8:30 p.m. Damon Fowler Band (Blues Kitchen), free; 11 p.m. |
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Mark (@MPMark) is a veteran of dozens of trips to Walt Disney World starting in 1972, with a few Disneyland trips thrown in for good measure. As a Disney stockholder and a Disney Vacation Club member, Mark is always in touch with what's going on with The Mouse. Mark serves as MousePlanet's Walt Disney World content coordinator. Mark is a senior information technology manager working for the State of New York. He lives in the suburbs outside Albany, New York, with his wife and son.
