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2012 Epcot Flower & Garden Festival, and Hidden Mickeys

Posted on by Steve Barrett
March is a colorful time of year at Epcot! Mickey greets you at the main entrance. All Ears Leader Deb Wills told me of a Hidden Mickey in the Haiti exhibit. “Haiti: Garden of Many Colors” is a new garden exhibit next to the Germany Pavilion in World Showcase. At the rear of the Haiti … Continue reading "2012 Epcot Flower & Garden Festival, and Hidden Mickeys"
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Where in the World #219

Posted on by Erin Blackwell
Time for another Where in the World Photo Challenge! Claire, I can’t believe it’s been a year since the Troll mission! And as I type this, you’re grabbing some extra rest after One More Disney Day! What is it FANTASTIC?! Yo, Mike! How are you, bragging about your new trip in August! 😉 Mackenzie D., … Continue reading "Where in the World #219"
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Not Your Average Maple Leaf

Posted on by Lisa Berton
Once upon a time, a young and witty auburn-haired girl lived near The Happiest Place on Earth for over four years. She spent hundreds of hours strolling and playing in the park, enjoying the California weather. One day during a visit to Snow White’s Scary Adventure she stood in line and looked at the railing … Continue reading "Not Your Average Maple Leaf"
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Epcot’s Japan Pavilion – Part Two

Posted on by Jack Spence
Yesterday, I discussed the plans that never materialized for the castle located at the back of the Japan Pavilion. Today I’ll begin with what exists here today. When entering the castle, guests are greeted by a Japanese host or hostess at a Kidcot station. This is the spot to get your Epcot Passport stamped. And … Continue reading "Epcot’s Japan Pavilion – Part Two"
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Epcot’s Japan Pavilion – Part One

Posted on by Jack Spence
The Japanese call their country, Nippon, which means “source of the sun.” It refers to the fact that Japan lies to the east of China, and to the ancient Chinese, it appeared that the sun rose from Japan. The sun symbol has been incorporated into the Japanese flag for thousands of years. The red disk … Continue reading "Epcot’s Japan Pavilion – Part One"
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Where in the World #218

Posted on by Erin Blackwell
Caroline Burmester: Diane Ramos left on her first Disney cruise yesterday! Quick, everyone wave Bon Voyage and she’ll see it when she gets back! Chris Kelly, I would send you a candy apple if I could! 🙂 Here was last week’s Challenge: And here’s the answer: Copyright © 2011 Erin Blackwell Canon PowerShot ELPH 300 … Continue reading "Where in the World #218"
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Dining at Chefs de France

Posted on by Andrew Rossi
A Relaxing Yet Sophisticated Dining Experience at Chefs de France When it comes to having a variety of dining options, the France pavilion in World Showcase offers a little something for everyone. Whether it is just grabbing a freshly made crepe from the stand on the Promenade or maybe a Napoleon, éclair, or one of … Continue reading "Dining at Chefs de France"
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Habit Heroes – Bad Habits (and a Hidden Mickey)

Posted on by Steve Barrett
Vickie and I visited Epcot’s Innoventions to experience “Habit Heroes.” We were admitted into “Will Power’s Gymnasium” to learn more about our bad health habits. On top of some lockers in the pre-show room, I spotted this image: a Hidden Mickey made of sports balls! Will Powers and Callie Stenics led our group through three … Continue reading "Habit Heroes – Bad Habits (and a Hidden Mickey)"
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Girl Scouts to celebrate 100th birthday at Walt Disney World

Posted on by AllEars
Girl Scouts will have a unique opportunity to celebrate their organization’s 100th birthday this spring with special events at Walt Disney World during Memorial Day weekend. “Bridging into the Next Century” takes place May 25 to 28 at Epcot in Orlando, Florida. On Saturday, troops will recite the Girl Scout Promise in unison with all … Continue reading "Girl Scouts to celebrate 100th birthday at Walt Disney World"
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