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La Nouba – Worth Seeing — Again!!!

Posted on by AllEars
Recently I had the opportunity to see Cirque Du Soleil's La Nouba at Disney Springs. Although I had seen it twice before, it's been more than 10 years since my last visit. Since the show debuted in 1998, La Nouba has entertained more than 9 million guests at more than 7,100 shows. More than 20 percent of the current La Nouba cast are original performers. I was pleased to see some of my favorites are still there, but there are also two brand-new acts that recently have debuted.
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Afternoon Tea at Steakhouse 55

Posted on by Laura Gilbreath
"Classic Afternoon Tea at the Disneyland Hotel" was scheduled to begin on Friday, January 22, so I made a reservation for that day and invited my friend Kristin to join me, so we could celebrate her upcoming birthday. Tea is served from 12:00-3:00 on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Though no ending date has been announced, "through spring" is what Disney has stated.
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Star Wars Day at Sea Cruise

Posted on by AllEars
Nearly one year ago, Disney Cruise Line announced a new experience for 8 sailings this year on the Disney Fantasy: Star Wars Day at Sea. Held from January 9th through April 16th, 2016 on Western Caribbean cruises, many benefits were touted. Those benefits included character meet and greets, special food offerings, and celebrity insiders and autograph sessions. This is a review of the first sailing of Star Wars Day at Sea.
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Valentine’s Day at the Four Seasons Resort Orlando

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This Valentine's Day, couples are invited to fall in love with the romance and luxury of Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World Resort. Offering special prix-fixe dining, luxurious spa treatments and gift options to spoil that special someone, couples can create the perfect date night experience or enjoy a romantic weekend getaway just for two.
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“Zootopia” Press Day, Part 3

Posted on by Jeanine Yamanaka
A new exhibit on the research that went into Disney's upcoming animated film "Zootopia" will soon be available at Rafiki's Planet Watch at Disney's Animal Kingdom. In order to create the rich and engaging modern mammal metropolis of Zootopia and its wide variety of animal inhabitants, the filmmakers spent 18 months studying animals and their habitats. Their very first stop was Disney's Animal Kingdom in March 2014, where they worked closely with the park's team of animal care professionals. You can also now catch a special sneak preview of scenes from "Zootopia" as part of the One Man's Dream attraction at Disney's Hollywood Studios.
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