I haven’t been able to get any previews of the new Disney.com makeover, but the Wall Street Journal was given a glimpse. Their report today has screen shots of the new site and concentrates on one market Disney is looking to capture, kids and young adults who are used to multi-tasking while online. So the… Read More »New Disney-com looks to replace MySpace
Broke Hoedown reports that one of my favorite Disney songs (and reportedly one of Walt’s favorites too) "It’s A Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow" will find it’s way into the next WDFA film, "Meet The Robinsons". Perhaps with a cover from They Might Be Giants. (Read) Previously: my post on the song and it’s lyrics.
All of us have a preference for a specific park, a specific resort, or even a specific hotel. We are all very different, so this is not too surprising. However, one of the more disturbing results of this is that many fans have to prove to everyone that their preference should be shared by the… Read More »In Recognition of All Disney Parks
Sarah Tully of The Orange County Register provides an update on Travelers World, an RV park northeast of the Disneyland Resort that’s within the Anaheim Resort zoning, which has just closed. Property owners had given the remaining residents six months’ notice to vacate the Disneyland-area park by the end of the year to clear the… Read More »Fewer RV Parks Near Disneyland
If you have the latest version of photoshop, or know someone who does, run home and try this great tutorial on how to turn your car into a car from the Pixar hit movie ‘Cars’. Don’t miss the rest of the thread for examples board members have made with their own cars.
When Harrison Ford finishes filming the next Indiana Jones movie he will be 63, which makes him older than Sean Connery was at the time he played Jones’ father in the movies (it’s also rumored that Connery will come out of retirement to reprise his role). But the good news is that the green light… Read More »Indiana Jones IIII – Filming set to begin
The first big move of the new year for Disney will be announced at the Consumer Electronics Show on January 8th by Bob Iger. The New York times reveals the big change is a re-vamped website for the Disney Company. The current disney of Disney.com is a remnant of the old ‘Go.com’ days. The new… Read More »Disney to remake websites