Last week, Disney finally announced the rules and list of prizes for the "Year of a Million Dreams" promotion (link), and there will actually be 1, 250,001 prizes given away over the 15 months of the event. While, as we would expect, almost all prizes have a very small actual value (1,248,754 of the prizes have a value of $25 or less), there are also 60 prizes with a value of $5,000 or more.
The 367 nights in the "Mickey Mouse Penthouse" at the Disneyland Resort and the 307 nights in the new Cinderella Castle Suite inside Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom are valued at $572 and $587, respectively. The top-value prizes are three fully-paid 220-point memberships in the Disney Vacation Club at the Saratoga Springs Resort, including ownership purchase, taxes and maintenance fees and exchange fees, plus $25,110 to defray the income taxes on the prize, valued at an estimated total of $83,701 per prize.
Three Grand Marshal World Tour prizes, 15-day, 14-night round-the-world trips for four to visit all 11 Disney theme parks and serve as grand marshals in all five Magic Kingdom-style parks, including airfare, local transportation, park admission and $75 per person per day toward meals, plus $10,470 toward taxes, are valued at $45,370 apiece.
Other big prizes include six Adventures By Disney trips to various locations with values from $15,500 to $25,600, eighteen Disney cruises with values from $9,880 to $16,900 and fifteen trips each to Walt Disney World and Disneyland, valued at $5,200 each. Each of the big prizes includes cash toward income taxes.
MousePad discussion forum member Darkbeer, a frequent photographic contributor to the Disneyland Park Update, has put together a great summary of all of the prizes and the chances to win (about one in 60, based on historic attendance at the parks) over a series of posts on our discussion forums (link).
The entire process is being overseen by Creata (USA) Inc., an outside company specializing in adminstering large sweepstakes.
Last week, we reported that cast members were expecting the worst for the transition from day guests to holders of hard tickets for Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party due to the party's starting time matching the park' closing time of 7 p.m. We're happy to report that the crowd control at the first party last Friday night went very smoothly.
By 5:45 p.m., Main Street Operations cast members were out directing day guests to exit through the right (west) tunnel while Party guests were arriving through the east tunnel. Later on, as closing time approached, Main Street was set up for two-way traffic, with incoming and departing guests both staying to their right.
Day guests were allowed to purchase merchandise in the shops on their way out until 7:30 p.m., though cast members stood at every doorway to the shops starting at 7:15 to prevent further entry of day guests. (Party guests could still enter.)
Each land was "swept" of those without wristbands starting at 7:00, and the sweep reached Main Street by around 7:35. As the sweep went down Main Street toward the train station, the cast members in the doorways would join the street. By 7:45, the park was "clear."
As the first parade was scheduled for 8:15 p.m., that did not leave much time to get the guide ropes and other crowd control measures in place, but they managed to finish in time.
As it turned out, the start of the parade was delayed due to thunder and lightning, but it did indeed go off. There were some issues related to the rain that did come down during the party, and there was about a 3-4 minute hold along the parade route, but it did finish the route. The Happy HalloWishes fireworks and the second showing of Mickey's Boo-To-You Parade went off without a hitch.
We'll repeat from last week: If you're planning to attend the party, make sure that your wristband is visible and that you retain your park ticket. That will make it easier for you and quicker for the cast members doing the sweep of the park.
We've also got a few corrections and clarifications to our party guide that we published last week:
The new times for Mickey's Boo-To-You Parade are 8:15 and 10:30 p.m., and Happy HalloWishes now runs at 9:30 p.m. These times were likely pushed back due to the time required to sweep the park of day guests. Captain Jack Sparrow does appear on the Pirates float in the parade. Candy scents waft from the Goofy's Candy Company float features cast members walking alongside, handing out candy to parade spectators.
The dance parties are known as Stitch's Cosmic Dance Party (at Cosmic Ray's Starlight Cafe) and Get Up and Boo-gie Dance Party (at Ariel's Grotto).
The Villain's Mix and Mingle takes place after a short stage show in front of Cinderella Castle, which occurs at 7:45, 9:00, 10:15 and 11:15 p.m.
The Liberty Belle Riverboat was not operating on Friday night, but that's no guarantee of whether or not they'll be using it at later parties, as it only returned to service from an extremely lengthy refurbishment a week earlier.
There don't appear to be free photos this year, but Photopass photos are reportedly 50 percent off.
Finally, there have been some questions as to what kind of candy was given out at the trick-or-treat stations. Thanks to MousePad message board member cheshirecatgirl, we have the following lengthy list of what there was: Nestle Crunch, Butterfinger, Baby Ruth, 100 Grand, Raisinettes, Almond Joy, Reeses Peanut Butter Cups, Hershey's Miniatures, Snickers, York Peppermint Patties, Hersheys Kisses, Milky Way, 3 Musketeers, Twix, generic Halloween chocolates, Skittles, Smarties, Spree, Necco wafers, DumDums, Starbursts, Bottlecaps, Mike and Ikes, Laffy Taffy, Tootsie Rolls, Sugar Daddies, Raisins, Sunkist Fruit Chews, Twizzlers, Sour Patch Kids, Airheads, Hot Tamales, Nerds, Bit o'Honey, and mini-gummy hotdogs and hamburgers.
We've updated our park guide page for the Halloween Party to correct inaccuracies.
We've finally got a little more information on the Main Street Family Fun Day Parade, which will go through rehearsals on September 21 and 23, and officially debut on September 25. About 60 or so guests will join Pluto, Chip, Dale, Daisy Duck, Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow and eight dancers (4 male, 4 female) in a parade from the Hub down Main Street to Town Square. The Main Street Fire Truck will also be used in the parade. It will run three times per day, at 12:25, 1:05 and 1:55 p.m.
The Radisson Resort Orlando - Celebration, a MousePlanet sponsor, has announced reduced rates for MousePlanet readers that book their trip by September 30 for trips through the end of the year. Rates start at $59.95 per night through October 5 and $79.95 from October 6 through December 21!
Click here for more information, or here to make reservations now. These special rates and discounts are for MousePlanet readers, so remember to book through our links here.
While Fenway Park and Times Square took over from Park Place and Boardwalk in the new Here and Now edition of Monopoly, Walt Disney World managed an appropriate place on the board, nonetheless. Selected after three million votes this spring as the representative landmark for Orlando, "Disney World" (we guess they lost the "Walt") ended up taking the place of Illinois Avenue, resulting in the world biggest tourist destination taking over the most landed-upon property space on the board. And it can be yours for a mere $2.4 million in Monopoly money.
House and hotel costs are $1.5 million each (hotels require pre-purchase of four houses, as in the standard edition). Rents range from $200,000 with undeveloped property to $11 million with a hotel. While less than the $20 million for landing on Times Square with a hotel, it's certainly a step up from the $2.5 million it costs for Jacobs Field (Cleveland) with a hotel.
The game goes on sale on Thurs., Sept. 14, 2006 at mass retail merchants nationwide for a suggested retail price of $29.99. For more information, check out the Monopoly web site (link).
Help us out!Want to help MousePlanet upgrade our park guides? We're looking to add menu information for all restaurants to our Walt Disney World Park Guide. Send photos or scans of menus (no fair copying from other web sites) to menus@mouseplanet.com. Please note that there is a 5MB limit on total attachments in a single email. |
The Seas with Nemo & Friends is apparently on track for its late October debut, as cast members, DVC members and Annual Passholders will be getting sneak previews in the middle of the month. Cast member previews will be held on October 12, while DVC members and AP holders can see it on October 13-15. You must bring your annual pass or DVC membership card and a photo ID in order to get in. Passholders and DVC members can bring up to three guests. As always, dates and availability are subject to change.
The Disney Cruise Line is offering a $25 onboard credit when you book online from now through October 12. It is combinable with other offers, but is available for new bookings only. You can get the discount whether you book it yourself on disneycruise.com or you book through a travel agent (though the agent is required to book on disneycruise.com for the offer. The offer is good on all Disney Cruise Line itineraries and sail dates.
Thanks to MousePlanet sponsor Small World Vacations for the information.
Universal Orlando is trying another angle to draw visitors away from Disney. Trying to battle the highly-successful Magic Your Way passes that keep visitors at Disney by reducing the cost per day as the length of the ticket increases, Universal has introduced the "EarlyBird Exclusives" ticket that provides seven days of admission to both Universal parks for only $85, or $18 more than a one-day, one-park ticket.
Other "EarlyBird Exclusives" tickets allow Florida residents to get a one-day, two-park or two-day, one-park ticket for $67, the price of a one-day, one-park ticket. Still another deal provides four-day passes packaged with a three-night hotel stay for $195.
The tickets must be purchased at least one day in advance, either via the Internet or through AAA or other participating ticketing agents.
SeaWorld Orlando already has a seven-day pass called "Anytime".
For the seventh time, labor organizers are trying to unionize the workers at Universal Orlando. Unlike previous efforts where specialized unions focused on groups of employees in specific job groupings, this attempt is to get all 13,000 employees to join a single union.
The International Union of Journeymen & Allied Trades set up the Universal Labor Council to attempt to organize the workers. They say that, if a union is committed to by employees, the Universal Employees Union Local 1 would be chartered. However, since Florida is a right-to-work state, employees could not be forced to join the union even if it were agreed to.
There's no word yet on how successful the 40 or so organizers have been.
SeaWorld Orlando employees are not unionized, but Disney employees have had union representation since the resort first opened.
After reopening with much fanfare two years ago, Cypress Gardens has lapsed into bankruptcy. After the Central Florida landmark closed in 2003 due to dropping attendance, it was rescued by Kent Buescher, who owns a similar park in Valdosta, Georgia.
However, before the park could reopen, it was hit by Hurricanes Charley, Frances and Jeanne, which destroyed a great deal of the work on the park. According to Buescher, insurance claims for the hurricane damage have still not been paid, resulting in a major cash crunch. He said that claims have been denied for reasons ranging from issues with the policy to questions about the cost of repairs.
In either case, the park will operate under Chapter 11 while it tries to reorganize its finances. It may take some time to see if the park dodges the bullet once again.
…Cinderellabration was performed for the last time on Saturday with many cast members in attendance, though most were glad to see it go. A replacement show, first mentioned here at the end of July, should debut in the near future.
…The Living with the Land boat ride returns to operation today. The boats have been running empty or with water dummies for at least a week now. We are not sure if the Fastpass machines have been removed or not. We'll let you know once we can confirm it one way or the other.
…While the boat ride was closed, the greenhouses at The Land underwent some changes due to an aphid infestation. The main culprit was the rice plants, which will not be replanted, and were replaced with tropical star fruits, spices, bananas and other tropical fruits. Many of the other plants had to be replaced, as well.
…The Funai Classic golf tournament tees off this week as a field of 144 top PGA Tour players go after the $828,000 top prize of a total purse of $4.6 million. The October 19-22 event is played on the Palm and Magnolia courses on Thursday and Friday before settling down on the Magnolia course for the final two rounds on Saturday and Sunday.
This week's question: How many tons of candy has Disney brought in for all the of Halloween parties? Stay tuned to next week's park update for the answer.
The answer to last week's question: "What are the only two dolls in "it's a small world" that represent the United States of America?" is:
The cowboy and Indian on the right as you exit the "white room" finale.
The two dolls representing the United States of America only appear in the
"white room" and not earlier in the attraction. Photo by Mark Goldhaber.
Disney has announced new room rate discounts for travel through September 30. New, lower room rates are available to the general public beginning August 19 as room-only reservations or as a Magic Your Way package with or without dining.
Passholders and Florida residents get even lower rates, with value resorts starting at just $59 per night. These rates start August 27.
To make reservations at the general public rates, use promotional code BPN or BPO for room-only reservations, YYC for Magic Your Way packages and YYD for Magic Your Way Plus Dining. Passholders should use promotional code FAU or FAV, while Florida residents should reference code FAR.
Annual passholder rates have been announced for October 1 through December 23. Of course, there will be no AP rates during peak Christmas Week dates of December 24-31. The rates very by season (the period covered spans regular, value and holiday seasons), but they'll give you approximately $20 off per night at Value resorts, $40 off per night at Moderates, and $71-$80 per night at Deluxe resorts. The booking code for these rates is FBZ. (The passholder Web site says FCB, so I would guess that both would work.)
Florida Residents have their own discounts, using booking code FBY. Availability dates are October 5 through December 23, and rates are $5 more than the AP rates.
Both of these rates can be booked up until December 23.
The general public has not been left out, either. Disney has announced a special discount for packages purchased through September 30. For vacations between October 1 and December 23 (with the possible exception of November 19-23 and December 2-8), a great low rate, with the example rate given as $355 per adult for five nights at a value resort, based on double occupancy, with lower per-person rates for juniors and children staying in the same room. The Disney Dining Plan can also be added to these packages.
To book online at the Disney Web site, click "Special Offers" on the left side of the Tickets and Reservations part of the site to see the offer.
To book via phone or through a travel agency, use code ZBG for Magic Your Way packages and ZBH for Magic Your Way Plus Dining.
Disney Rewards Visa cardholders got access to the same discount three days earlier, and can also book through September 30. It's unknown whether they get anything more than the general public, but the cardholders can book with code ZBC for Magic Your Way packages and ZBD for Magic Your Way Plus Dining.
Small World Vacations, a MousePlanet sponsor, has announced a special offer for those traveling during this year's Super Soap Weekend event. The travel agency will give one free One Life, Many Voices CD with each qualifying Disney Magic Your Way Vacation package that falls during 2006 Super Soap Weekend (November 11 and 12) booked with Small World Vacations (link).
The One Life, Many Voices CD is an independent fundraising effort with 100% of net proceeds going directly to aid 2005 Hurricane Disaster Relief, created by the stars of the ABC soap One Life to Live.
The free CD will be mailed with final travel documents. If the guest cancels their Super Soap vacation reservation, the offer is null and void. Small World Vacations' minimum night stay policy applies. Small World Vacations has donated to the One Life, Many Voices Hurricane Relief Fund on behalf of their guests.
The Radisson Resort Orlando - Celebration, a MousePlanet sponsor, has announced reduced rates for MousePlanet readers that book their trip by September 30 for trips through the end of the year. Rates start at $59.95 per night through October 5 and $79.95 from October 6 through December 21!
Click here for more information, or here to make reservations now. These special rates and discounts are for MousePlanet readers, so remember to book through our links here.
The Radisson Resort Parkway is now the Radisson Resort Orlando-Celebration! The resort, a MousePlanet sponsor, has announced their standard rates through the end of 2006. Note that the nightly rates do not include a $7 per night resort fee.
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Passholders and DVC members get 25 percent off Category 2 admission to performances of Cirque du Soleil's La Nouba through September 30, 2006. Each passholder or DVC member can buy up to four tickets. Tickets should be purchased by phone at 407-939-7604 up to 30 days in advance, and must be picked up at the box office with valid Passholder or DVC identification. The show will not be performed on Sundays and Mondays, as well as September 17?25.
A round of golf at Walt Disney World will be less expensive after 10 a.m. again this summer as the resort is bringing back the Disney's Price Slice promotion. From May 22 through September 30, greens fees will be "sliced" to $55 for the Magnolia and Eagle Pines courses, $49 for the Palm course and $45 for the Lake Buena Vista course. The rates include the use of an electric cart and are discounted from the before-10 a.m. prices of $89 (Magnolia and Eagle Pines), $79 (Palm) and $69 (Lake Buena Vista). The Osprey Ridge course is not involved in the promotion, as it will be closed from May 15 through September 23 for refurbishment. The Tifdwarf grass on the greens is being replaced by TifEagle turf, tee boxes are being laser leveled and other work will also be done. The annual makeover of a selected course has been extremely well-received, with the Palm course going first in 2004 and the Magnolia getting upgraded last year. It is unknown at this time whether the Eagle Pines or Lake Buena Vista course is scheduled for next year. To reserve a tee time, call 407-WDW-GOLF (407-939-4653) or go to the Disney Golf Web site (link). Note that the site appears to have difficulty with browsers other than Internet Explorer.
Walt Disney World's entire ticket price structure changed as of January 2, 2005, to the new “Magic Your Way” passes, and prices increased on January 1, 2006, and again on August 6, 2006. Advance purchase discounts are only available on tickets above the base ticket of at least 4 days, with higher discounts on those tickets with both options. Prices do not include 6.5% Florida sales tax.
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| Base Ticket | $67 / $56 | $132 / $110 | $192 / $160 | $202 / $168 | $206 / $169 | $208 / $171 | $210 / $173 | $212 / $175 | $214 / $176 | $216 / $177 |
| w/ Park Hopper option | $112 / $101 | $177 / $155 | $237 / $205 | $247 / $213 | $251 / $214 | $253 / $216 | $255 / $218 | $257 / $220 | $259 / $221 | $261 / $222 |
| w/ Water Park Fun & More option | $117 / $106 | $182 / $160 | $242 / $210 | $252 / $218 | $256 / $219 | $258 / $221 | $260 / $223 | $262 / $225 | $264 / $226 | $266 / $227 |
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| w/ both options | $162 / $151 | $227 / $205 | $287 / $255 | $297 / $263 | $301 / $264 | $303 / $266 | $305 / $268 | $307 / $270 | $309 / $271 | $311 / $272 |
| w/ both options, no Expiration | N/A | $237 / $215 | $302 / $270 | $337 / $303 | $356 / $319 | $363 / $326 | $395 / $363 | $432 / $395 | $459 / $421 | $466 / $427 |
| Advance Purchase Discount - 1 option | N/A | N/A | N/A | $2/$2 | $5/$2 | $6/$2 | $7/$2 | $7/$3 | $7/$3 | $7/$3 |
| Advance Purchase Discount - 2 options | N/A | N/A | N/A | $12/$10 | $15/$10 | $16/$10 | $17/$10 | $17/$11 | $17/$11 | $17/$11 |
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Playhouse Disney in Concert: Imagination Movers 10a, 11:15a, 1:15p, 2:30p Disney Stars and Motor Cars Parade 3p Fantasmic 8p |
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Apostle JL Cash and Praise (gospel brunch), $31 adult, $16 child (3-9); 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. 2K Sports Bounce Tour Featuring A Tribe Called Quest (main room), $37.50 in advance/$45 day of show; 8 p.m. |
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Stormbringer |
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Tuesday 9/26
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Hip Kitty |
Gin Blossoms with Shawn Mullins and Josh Kelley (main room), $19 in advance/$23 day of show; 8 p.m. |
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Wednesday 9/27
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Hip Kitty |
Bullet For My Valentine with Eighteen Visions and Escape The Fate (main room), $12.50 in advance/$15 day of show; 7 p.m. |
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Thursday 9/28
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Hip Kitty |
The English Beat with Westbound Train (main room), $18 in advance/$20 day of show; 8:30 p.m. Big Leg Emma (Blues Kitchen), free; 10:30 p.m. |
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Friday 9/29
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Hip Kitty |
George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic with special guest 3KSTAIC (main room), $23 in advance/$25 day of show; 9 p.m. Freight Train Annie (Blues Kitchen), free; 10:30 p.m. |
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Saturday 9/30
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Hip Kitty |
Sandy Atkinson and The Modeans (Blues Kitchen), free; 10:30 p.m
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Sunday 10/1
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TBA |
TBA (gospel brunch), $31 adult, $16 child (3-9); 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. Revolver Magazine and Pure Volume Presents Trivium with Protest the Hero, The Sword and Cellador (main room), $15 in advance/$17 day of show; 6:30 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.
