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Blog Post: "Festival of the Lion King" show at Disney's Animal Kingdom proves that recycling can be fun

Leslie Navarro

Care to guess which creatures are the most popular at Disney's Animal Kingdom theme park? The answer may surprise you. It's not those real lions, elephants and giraffes that you can see while rolling across the faux-African savanna aboard Kilimanjaro Safaris. But - rather - those all-too-human...

on10 Feb 2011
Blog Post: Getting A-head at Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party

Leslie Navarro

As you walk through Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom these days and encounter all of those construction fences for the Fantasyland expansion project it's kind of hard to imagine what this part of the theme park will look like in just a few years. But me? I can't help but look at the attractions...

on9 Sep 2010
Blog Post: Looking back on the Disney-MGM Studio Backlot project -- Part 4

Todd James Pierce

Picking up where we left off yesterday ... The real problems for Disney began to emerge in the fall of 1987. Though the Disney-MGM Studio Backlot had originally been budgeted at $150 million to $300 million, in September Disney received new estimates from architecture and construction firms that placed...

on30 May 2008
Blog Post: Looking back on the Disney-MGM Studio Backlot project -- Part I

Todd James Pierce

Most longtime Disney fans know that Disney’s California Adventure was not Michael Eisner ’s first attempt at establishing a second Disney theme park in California. There was, of course, WESTCOT in Anaheim and Port Disney in Long Beach . But hardly anyone talks about Eisner’s first attempt to bring a...

on27 May 2008

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Blog Post: "Festival of the Lion King" show at Disney's Animal Kingdom proves that recycling can be fun

Blog Post: Getting A-head at Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party

Blog Post: Looking back on the Disney-MGM Studio Backlot project -- Part 4

Blog Post: Looking back on the Disney-MGM Studio Backlot project -- Part I