Tag: Laura Gilbreath
Disneyland's tradition of the Candlelight Processional, featuring a massed choir performing Christmas music, began in 1958. Unlike Epcot, it is only performed on two nights, typically the first weekend of December, making it more of a challenge to see. (Last year it was performed on 20 nights, but they did not repeat that this year.) Some people arrive at park opening to stake out their spots for the processional at 5:30 in the evening!
Re-Imagined Disney Magic – Dining Part 2
Posted onIt was a short two-night cruise and we only had two dinners on board – but they were in both of the “new” restaurants – the updated Animator’s Palate and the new Carioca’s. We ate in Animator’s Palate the first night. I shared details of the show in Part 1. Here are some additional photos … Continue reading "Re-Imagined Disney Magic – Dining Part 2"
Re-Imagined Disney Magic – Dining Part 1
Posted onSince it was a short two-night cruise, we didn’t have a lot of meals on board. In this blog I thought I’d share photos of some of the dining locations. Daisy’s De lites replaced Goofy’s Galley. Still the same kinds of foods – sandwiches (including paninis), wraps, salads, and fruit. I especially enjoy the wraps, … Continue reading "Re-Imagined Disney Magic – Dining Part 1"
Re-Imagined Disney Magic – The AquaDunk and AquaLab
Posted onThe newly reimagined Disney Magic has added a new water slide, the AquaDunk, and water play area, the AquaLab. Blogger Laura Gilbreath shares details and photos of the new water areas.
Re-Imagined Disney Magic Part 1 – Overview
Posted onLee and I have just come off a two-day cruise of the Re-Imagined Disney Magic. There have been a lot of changes, so there was a lot to try and cover in just two days! Disney Cruise Line considers the Magic their flagship, so rather than simply trying to re-make the Magic into the Dream class of ship, they chose to continue to innovate and bring something special to the Magic. While there are some new elements inspired by the Dream class, they developed new enhancements that are exclusive to the Magic, so the Magic retains its own identity.
Re-Imagined Disney Magic
Posted onWe were supposed to be on the Disney Magic October 20-25 for the first cruise after its “re-imagining”….but last Thursday we received notification from Disney Cruise Line that the cruise had been canceled. The Magic encountered weather during the Atlantic crossing that delayed work, and it just wasn’t going to be ready. We had planned … Continue reading "Re-Imagined Disney Magic"
Disneyland Dining Notes – October 2013
Posted onI wanted to share some dining notes and experiences from a recent trip to Disneyland. We tried the new breakfast menu at River Belle Terrace, and the updated Autumn lunch menu at Carthay Circle Restaurant. First off – Disneyland has finally given us the ability to book Disneyland Dining reservations on-line! On the Disneyland web … Continue reading "Disneyland Dining Notes – October 2013"
Halloween Time – Spooky Treats on the Menu!
Posted onIt's Halloween season - time for tricks and treats, right? The Disneyland Resort chefs have had a few tricks up their sleeves, and have rolled out a huge line-up of special menu items for the season, both savory and sweet. (Though admittedly there's a lot more of the latter!). Some of these items are available at only one location, while others are available at multiple locations in the parks.
Disneyland Fall Menu Updates
Posted onAs you might expect, prices have increased, though that's mostly at the counter service locations - the table service restaurants in the parks had few/no price increases.
Disneyland Unleashes the Villains – 9/13/13
Posted onBloggers Laura Gilbreath, Jeanine Yamanaka and Jason of disneygeek.com all visited Disneyland during the Limited Time Magic "Unleash the Villains" event on September 13, 2013. Read their thoughts on the event in a combined blog, in which they also share video and photos.
