Disney has managed to put yet another twist onto the free dining plan. Current resort guests are finding literature in their rooms and with their restaurant bills for the "Your Next Disney Vacation" offer. Current resort guests who book a Magic Your Way package for travel dates between August 5 and Sepember 29, 2007, will get the dining plan for free.
Guests must book the trip by their check-out date (which must be before January 1, 2007), and must make a deposit on the trip, as well. Special desks are set up at each resort to book these vacations. The number of packages at this rate is limited.
The savings is based on the non-discounted rates for the same package.
Thanks to Sue Pisaturo of MousePlanet sponsor Small World Vacations for this information.
Walt Disney World is kicking off the holiday season today, with events in three of the four parks. This afternoon, the Hollywood Holly-Day Parade begins its daily run at the Disney-MGM Studios at 3 p.m. (not 3:30 p.m. as noted last week), while Mickey's Jingle Jungle Parade kicks off at Disney's Animal Kingdom at 3:45 p.m. Tonight, the Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights (yes, the word "Dancing" was added this year) lights up the Studios and the earliest-ever first night of Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party takes place at the Magic Kingdom. Next Friday, festivities go to full force with the addition of Holidays Around the World at Epcot, including Mickey's Tree Lighting Treat, the Candlelight Processional (narrators start with former basketball star David Robinson) and the Holiday version of Illuminations: Reflections of Earth.
The Disney Vacation Club Members-only cruise aboard the Disney Wonder next fall has been announced, along with a new registration process. The cruise, which will take place October 21-25, 2007, will have a special process to ensure that a good number of first-timers get to sail. DVC members who have never sailed aboard a Member Cruise before can register their interest to sail at the DVC members-only Web site before November 20 (next Monday). In late November, e-mail will go out notifying registrants whether they've been selected randomly to have an opportunity to book during the first booking date on December 2. Those not selected and those who have sailed aboard a Member Cruise in the past can call Member Services to try to gain a berth on the second booking date, December 9.
Information is not currently available on how many slots will be filled in the first booking group, and it is uncertain as to how many staterooms will be left, as those selected can book more than one cabin, and it's uncertain how many will decline due to sticker shock on the number of points necessary to book. All we can tell you is that, if you're not in that first group, get your dialing fingers ready to call just before 9 a.m. on Saturday December 9.
We've heard from several folks now and, sadly, it appears that the Country Bear Christmas Special will not be taking place this year. Some readers have received responses to their phone calls and e-mail stating that the show has been retired and will not be coming back. Others are just getting "it's not happening this year, but please enjoy our other Christmas happenings." So if you're at the Magic Kingdom during the holiday season, you'll be seeing just the plain ol' Country Bear Jamboree.
It's uncertain whether or not the latter set of information might hint that a return next year might be possible if enough people ask for it.. (That e-mail address, again, is wdw.guest.communications@disneyworld.com.)
MouseFest is coming!Just a reminder that MouseFest is scheduled for December 3-7 (sea) and December 7-11 (land). MouseFest Sponsor MousePlanet is organizing three events and officially participating in a fourth during the land portion, with a fifth being organized by David Koenig, MousePlanet staff writer and author of the Mouse Tales series of books. For more information and to find out 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). |
While it does not confirm that the project will take place, as no project at Disney is truly confirmed until the concrete is poured—and sometimes not even then—recent documents do indicate that construction of a Disney Vacation Club resort adjacent to the Contemporary Resort is at least being planned.
On September 6, the South Florida Water Management District issued an Environmental General Resource Permit to Walt Disney World for a water management plan for a project described as "construction and operation of a surface water management system to serve a 2.89-acre commercial project known as DVC @ The Contemporary Construction Trailer Compound." The compound would be located at the STOLport, the small airport across World Drive from the parking lot at the Transportation and Ticket Center. There are certain time restrictions by which Disney would have to move forward with the project or the permit will be revoked or expire. (A PDF document of the entire permit can be found here.)
This compound would allow the construction headquarters trailer park to be near the construction site, which would be the current location of the resort's North Garden Wing, while still being out of sight of guests of the resort.
We had heard that the DVC resort at the Contemporary is number 3 in line for construction, following the Animal Kingdom Villas and a resort yet to be announced for California near Disneyland. However, nothing has been publicly confirmed and, even if publicly announced, could always be pulled back. (Does anybody remember the DVC resort announced in 2001 to be built near the Eagle Pines golf course?) And yet, while we have received reports of construction work at the North Garden Wing, it can not be confirmed whether that work is similar to that which was done on the South Garden Wing or if it is DVC-related. We'll keep you informed as we find out more.
Universal Orlando continues to try to find ways to draw visitors set on staying at Walt Disney World. To that end, they have announced two additions to their entertainment lineup, one beginning in a few weeks, one next June.
In a synergistic move, Univeral and parent NBC will be presenting a new talk show, "iVillage Live," to be broadcast weekdays from the former Toon Amphitheater at the Islands of Adventure park. The upgraded, 300-seat venue, to be renamed the iVillage Live Amphithater, will be filled through a combination of reserved advance tickets and first-come, first-served walk-ups. The show will be broadcast live on NBC's Bravo channel, as well as the network's 10 owned and operated stations in major cities. It will also be webcast live on an iVillage Live site. Live shows will begin on December 4, though dry runs with an audience may begin as soon as November 20.
In an attempt to have their own "destination" show on the level of Cirque du Soleil's La Nouba at Walt Disney World's Downtown Disney, Universal and Blue Man Group will debut a new show at the former Nickelodeon Studios soundstage at the Universal Studios park next June. The 1,000-seat theater will have entrances from the park and from CityWalk (adjacent to the Hard Rock Cafe), to allow patrons to see the show whether they have purchased theme park admission or not. Matinee tickets will cost $45, while evening performances will cost $55 for the production, which expects to run 15 shows per week during peak tourist season and seven during off-season.
Despite filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy back in September, Cypress Gardens is pressing ahead with its ambitious expansion plans, investing $5 million in moving a roller coaster from Panama City Beach's Miracle Strip Amusement Park and more money into starting construction of a new children's section. The park is also pushing a new admissions deal for passholders at other parks through late this year.
Installation of the classic 1963 John Allen-designed Starliner wooden coaster will begin shortly, with completion and opening scheduled for late May, 2007. The half-mile out-and-back track features many hills and bunny hops. The new "A Bugsville Adventure" section will open in 2007 with 13 rides and a theater and will eventually include a large interactive play structure, all inside a four-story building.
To lure more visitors to the park this year, owner Kent Buescher has announced a deal that will allow season-passholders at any other theme park in the United States to get into Cypress Gardens for free through December 24. The other park's pass must be presented for this offer.
Next year, the park's annual pass will cost $69.95, and will include free parking and one year's admission at both Cypress Gardens and Buescher's other park, Wild Adventures in Valdosta, Georgia. One-day admission will remain steady at $39.95 per day for adults, $34.95 for kids ages 3-9 and seniors ages 55 and over.
With hurricane-related debts of $25 million and an additional $25 million of debt, the bankruptcy filing allowed the park to borrow an additional $13 million of short-term funding to hold it over until the hurricane insurance dispute is settled. In the meantime, the park is doing well, with attendance projected to hit 1.3 million this year.
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 Guidle (link). Send photos or scans of menus (no fair copying from other Web sites) to menus@mouseplanet.com ( link). Please note that there is a 5MB limit on total attachments in a single email. |
Following a fire that charred the park's signature alligator-mouth entranceway and gutted the entrance building and gift shop, the owners of Gatorland vowed to reopen the attraction. The venerable 57-year-old Central Florida attraction, now in its third generation of family operation, suffered $2-$3 million in damages in the fire, which was caused by a faulty electrical heating pad in a snake exhibit in the entrance building. Two pythons and a dwarf crocodile were killed in the blaze, but all other animals remained safe in their enclosures.
While the reconstruction of the entrance building and gift shop is expected to take 9-15 months, owners said that they hope to have the park open to visitors by November 22.
Disney has just posted refurbishment dates on its Web site for El Rio del Tiempo, with the boat ride in Epcot's Mexico pavilion closing on January 2 and returning on April 2. While there's no word leaking out yet, this might be the long-rumored makeover of the attraction to theme it to The Three Caballeros in time for the park's 25th anniversary next October. If any readers out there have further information, please let us know.
Occasionally in this column, we promote fund-raising efforts by MousePlanet staff, especially those involving athletic events. On January 7, MousePlanet Mailbag Editor Stephanie Wien will be running in the Walt Disney World Marathon as part of Team in Training, with a goal of raising $3,500 for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. The organization's mission is to find a cure for leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin's disease and myeloma, and to improve the quality of life for patients and their families. For more information or to donate, please visit her fundraising Web site (link). You can also contact Steph here.
…Contrary to what we reported earlier, the Magic Kingdom's Christmas tree has been erected in the Rose Garden again this year. It will sit there until after the filming of the Walt Disney World Very Merry Christmas Parade with Regis Philbin and Kelly Ripa on December 1-3, at which time it will be moved back to its traditional location in Town Square.
…Lowell Doringo, originally of Houston, Texas, and Michael Kelley, originally of Gravette, Arkansas, were named the 2007 Walt Disney World Ambassadors at a ceremony last Monday at Epcot. The 36th team to serve in the positions, Doringo and Kelley were chosen over seven other finalists. They will represent the resort and its cast at events at the resort and around the world.
…Orlando International Airport has now opened a peripheral parking lot for those waiting for passengers to arrive. The lot, located south of the terminal on airport grounds, has a two-hour parking limit. Drivers waiting for their passengers to arrive can relax and use free Wi-Fi Internet access to check flight arrival status or just wait for their party call their cell phone before going to pick them up at the curb in the arrivals area. The airport is hoping that this will ease congestion around the terminal, as motorists will no longer have to keep circling the terminal until their party arrives.
…While Disneyland's attendance was down 7 percent for the company's fourth fiscal quarter, largely due to the end of the Happiest Homecoming on Earth promotion, Walt Disney World showed an increase of about 5 percent for the same quarter. For the entire fiscal year, Disney Parks & Resorts posted increases of 10 percent in sales and 30 percent in operating profit.
This week's question: What decades are the four scenes of the Carousel of Progress intended to represent? Stay tuned to next week's park update for the answer.
The answer to last week's question: "Where can you find a tribute to one of the original Mouseketeers in the pre-show for MuppetVision 3-D?" is:
Imagineers and Muppeteers who worked to create the show space for Jim Henson's MuppetVision 3-D created an homage to original Mouseketeer Annette Funicello by hanging A Net Full-o-Jello from the rafters in the pre-show of the 3-D movie..
A Net Full-o-Jello (at left) is a tribute to original Mouseketeer Annette Funicello. Photo by Mark Goldhaber.
Disney has announced discounts on Magic Your Way packages for January through early March and room-only discounts for Annual Passholders and Florida Residents for January through mid-February.
The Magic Your Way deals include free Park Hopper and Water Park Fun & More options added to your tickets and are valid from January 1 through March 8, with possible blackout dates for the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day holiday weekend. You must book this rate by December 16. No other discounts apply. To book the package, call Disney directly or your travel agent (Small World Vacations is MousePlanet's preferred travel agency) and request booking code ZCK (standard Magic Your Way package) or ZCL (Magic Your Way Plus Dining).
Room-only discounts are available for Annual Passholders and Florida residents from January 1 through February 14. Discounts are $23 off per night at Value resorts, $46 per night at Moderate resorts and $80 per night at Deluxe and Disney Vacation Club resorts. These rates can be booked up to the night of arrival, depending on availability. Discounts are priced off of rack rate. To book the rates, call Disney directly or your travel agent (Small World Vacations is MousePlanet's preferred travel agency) and request booking code FCC (Passholders) or BRL (Florida residents).
Thanks to MousePlanet sponsors Small World Vacations and MouseSavers for this information.
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.
Walt Disney World has announced a new discounted offer for residents of Canada. The deal, available most nights from January 1–11 and January 15 – February 14, offers free Park Hopper and Water Park Fun & More options with purchase of a package. Prices start at US$377 per adult, double occupancy, at Disney value resorts. No other discounts apply. Use booking code ZCV for this offer. Reservations prior to November 2 require a Canadian address, which seems to point to this offer being expanded to U.S. visitors after that date. Packages must be booked by December 16.
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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Through Nov 25 |
$105 (M-F) $115 (S,S) |
$115 (M-F) $125 (S,S) |
$124 (M-F) $134 (S,S) |
$115 (M-F) $125 (S,S) |
$125 (M-F) $135 (S,S) |
Nov 26 – Dec 19 |
$95 |
$105 |
$114 |
$105 |
$115 |
Dec 20 – 25 |
$115 |
$125 |
$134 |
$125 |
$135 |
Dec 26 – 31 |
$175 |
$185 |
$194 |
$185 |
$195 |
Click here for more information, or here to make reservations now.
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.
| 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 | $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 |
| (plus 3) | (plus 3) | (plus 3) | (plus 4) | (plus 4) | (plus 5) | (plus 6) | (plus 6) | (plus 6) | (plus 6) | |
| 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 |
Hours and entertainment schedules are currently available through May 2007.
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Hours and entertainment schedules are currently available through May 2007.
| Monday 11/13 | |||
| Disney Dreams Come True Parade 3p Wishes Fireworks 6p Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party 7p-12a |
Illuminations 9p |
Hollywood Holly-Day Parade 3p Osborne Family Spectacle of Lights 6p-8p Fantasmic 7p, 8:30p |
Mickey's Jingle Jungle Parade 3:45p |
Tuesday 11/14 | |||
| Disney Dreams Come True Parade 3p Wishes Fireworks 8p |
Illuminations 9p |
Hollywood Holly-Day Parade 3p Osborne Family Spectacle of Lights 6p-8p Fantasmic 7p |
Mickey's Jingle Jungle Parade 3:45p |
Wednesday 11/15 | |||
| Disney Dreams Come True Parade 3p Wishes Fireworks 8p |
Illuminations 9p |
Hollywood Holly-Day Parade 3p Osborne Family Spectacle of Lights 6p-8p Fantasmic 7p |
Mickey's Jingle Jungle Parade 3:45p |
Thursday 11/16 | |||
| Disney Dreams Come True Parade 3p SpectroMagic Parade 7p Wishes Fireworks 8p |
Illuminations 9p |
Hollywood Holly-Day Parade 3p Osborne Family Spectacle of Lights 6p-8p Fantasmic 7p |
Mickey's Jingle Jungle Parade 3:45p |
Friday 11/17 | |||
| Disney Dreams Come True Parade 3p Wishes Fireworks 6p Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party 7p-12a |
Illuminations 9p |
Hollywood Holly-Day Parade 3p Osborne Family Spectacle of Lights 6p-8p Fantasmic 7p |
Mickey's Jingle Jungle Parade 3:45p |
Saturday 11/18 | |||
| Disney Dreams Come True Parade 3p SpectroMagic Parade 8p Wishes Fireworks 9p |
Illuminations 9p |
Hollywood Holly-Day Parade 3p Osborne Family Spectacle of Lights 6p-8p Fantasmic 7p |
Mickey's Jingle Jungle Parade 3:45p |
Sunday 11/19 | |||
| Disney Dreams Come True Parade 3p SpectroMagic Parade 8p, 10p Wishes Fireworks 9p |
Illuminations 9p |
Hollywood Holly-Day Parade 3p Osborne Family Spectacle of Lights 6p-8p Fantasmic 7p, 8:30p |
Mickey's Jingle Jungle Parade 3:45p |
| Monday 11/20 | |||
| Disney Dreams Come True Parade 3p SpectroMagic Parade 8p Wishes Fireworks 9p |
Illuminations 9p |
Hollywood Holly-Day Parade 3p Osborne Family Spectacle of Lights 6p-8p Fantasmic 7p, 8:30p |
Mickey's Jingle Jungle Parade 3:45p |
Tuesday 11/21 | |||
| Disney Dreams Come True Parade 3p SpectroMagic Parade 8p, 10p Wishes Fireworks 9p |
Illuminations 9p |
Hollywood Holly-Day Parade 3p Osborne Family Spectacle of Lights 6p-8p Fantasmic 7p, 8:30p |
Mickey's Jingle Jungle Parade 3:45p |
Wednesday 11/22 | |||
| Disney Dreams Come True Parade 3p SpectroMagic Parade 8p, 10p Wishes Fireworks 9p |
Illuminations 9p |
Hollywood Holly-Day Parade 3p Osborne Family Spectacle of Lights 6p-8p Fantasmic 7p, 8:30p |
Mickey's Jingle Jungle Parade 3:45p |
Thursday 11/23 | |||
| Disney Dreams Come True Parade 3p SpectroMagic Parade 8p, 10p Wishes Fireworks 9p |
Illuminations 9p |
Hollywood Holly-Day Parade 3p Osborne Family Spectacle of Lights 6p-8p Fantasmic 7p, 8:30p |
Mickey's Jingle Jungle Parade 3:45p |
Friday 11/24 | |||
| Disney Dreams Come True Parade 3p SpectroMagic Parade 8p, 10p Wishes Fireworks 9p |
Candlelight Processional - narrator David Robinson 5p, 6:45p, 8:15p Mickey's Tree Lighting Treat 6p Illuminations 9:30p |
Hollywood Holly-Day Parade 3p Osborne Family Spectacle of Lights 6p-8p Fantasmic 7p, 8:30p |
Mickey's Jingle Jungle Parade 3:45p |
Saturday 11/25 | |||
| Disney Dreams Come True Parade 3p SpectroMagic Parade 8p, 10p Wishes Fireworks 9p |
Candlelight Processional - narrator David Robinson 5p, 6:45p, 8:15p Mickey's Tree Lighting Treat 6p Illuminations 9:30p |
Hollywood Holly-Day Parade 3p Osborne Family Spectacle of Lights 6p-8p Fantasmic 7p, 8:30p |
Mickey's Jingle Jungle Parade 3:45p |
Sunday 11/26 | |||
| Disney Dreams Come True Parade 3p SpectroMagic Parade 7p Wishes Fireworks 8p |
Candlelight Processional - narrator David Robinson 5p, 6:45p, 8:15p Mickey's Tree Lighting Treat 6p Illuminations 9:30p |
Hollywood Holly-Day Parade 3p Osborne Family Spectacle of Lights 6p-8p Fantasmic 7p, 8:30p |
Mickey's Jingle Jungle Parade 3:45p |
Movies begin at 7:40 and (on Friday and Saturday only) 9:40. Movies are preceded by a campfire at 6:30 and a singalong at 7:00. The November movie schedule was not yet available at press time..
| 13 Snowball Express |
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15 Jungle Book |
16 Around the World in 80 Days |
17 Mulan Finding Nemo |
18 Monsters, Inc. 102 Dalmatians | |
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20 The Country Bears |
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22 Pocahontas |
23 Homeward Bound |
24 Beauty and the Beast Freaky Friday |
25 Home on the Range The Shaggy Dog |
| 26 |
27 The Princess Diaries 2 |
28 |
29 Mary Poppins |
30 The Incredibles |
(Separate admission required)
| Monday 11/13 | |
| Stormbringer |
Switchfoot with guests Moses Mayfield + Ryan Ferguson (main room), $16.50 in advance/$19.50 day of show; 8 p.m. |
Tuesday 11/14 | |
| Stormbringer |
Silverstein with guests Aiden, It Dies Today, He Is Legend and The Blackout Pact (main room), $15; 7 p.m. |
Wednesday 11/15 | |
| Untouchables |
The Australian Pink Floyd Show (main room), $27.50 in advance/$30 day of show; 8 p.m. |
Thursday 11/16 | |
| Untouchables |
Ratdog (main room), $32.50; 8 p.m. Damon Fowler (Blues Kitchen), free; 10:30 p.m |
Friday 11/17 | |
| Charlie Hotel |
Joan Jett & The Blackhearts with Eagles Of Death Metal and Riverboat Gamblers (main room), $25 in advance/$28 day of show; 8 p.m. DW Gill (Blues Kitchen), free; 10:30 p.m |
Saturday 11/18 | |
| Charlie Hotel |
Frontline Promotions and Remy Martin presents: The 10th Annual Official FL Classic After Party Grown Folks Night w/special guest Slick Rick and BET's Rap City DJ Q-45 adn FAMU's own DJ Saxwell (main room), $45 in advance/$50 day of show; 9 p.m. Charlie Vegas & The New Blues Combo (Blues Kitchen), free; 10:30 p.m |
Sunday 11/19 | |
| Leonard Brothers |
Apostle JL Cash and Praise (gospel brunch), $31 adult, $16 child (3-9); 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. |
| Monday 11/20 | |
| Leonard Brothers |
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Tuesday 11/21 | |
| Leonard Brothers |
INXS with guest As Fast As (main room), $57.50 in advance/$60 day of show; 8 p.m. |
Wednesday 11/22 | |
| Stormbringer |
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Thursday 11/23 | |
| Untouchables |
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Friday 11/24 | |
| Harrydash |
Deftones with guest Deadsy (main room), $24 in advance/$26 day of show; 8 p.m. Beautiful Bobby Blackmon (Blues Kitchen), free; 10:30 p.m |
Saturday 11/25 | |
| Harrydash |
Ziggy Marley with special guest SKYE (main room), $25-30; 8 p.m. Karmic Tricycle (Blues Kitchen), free; 10:30 p.m |
Sunday 11/26 | |
| TBA |
Nu Testament (gospel brunch), $31 adult, $16 child (3-9); 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. Tech N9ne & TREAL (main room), $25-30; 8 p.m. |
(Send an email to Mark Goldhaber)
Mark (@MPMark) is a veteran of many trips to Walt Disney World starting in 1972, with a few Disneyland trips thrown in for good measure. He is also a Disney stockholder and a Disney Vacation Club member. Mark brings you the latest news about Walt Disney World in the weekly Walt Disney World Update. He also fills you in about behind-the-scenes stories and other points of interest in his World View column and occasionally contributes stories about the Walt Disney Company itself in the Business of Magic column. Mark is an information technology administrator working for the State of New York. He lives in the suburbs outside Albany, New York, with his wife and son.
