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Disney+ is bringing fans of all things “Frozen” a new opportunity to immerse themselves in the fantasy realm of “Frozen 2.” “Myth: A Frozen Tale,” originally created as a VR short by Walt Disney Animation Studios, will premiere on Disney+ on Feb. 26, giving audiences at home a new way to explore the land and elemental spirits first introduced in “Frozen 2.”
Broadway is coming back to Orlando this fall, as the Florida Theatrical Association, Dr. Phillips Center and Broadway Across America have announced the lineup for the upcoming Fairwinds Broadway in Orlando series.
You can bring Disney into your home with Amazon Echo (Alexa) devices. Kids could already access and enjoy a variety of Disney-themed voice skills available exclusively on Amazon Kids+ on compatible Echo devices, but now we have two brand new voice skills: Frozen Sing! and Star Wars: C-3PO Translates!
The pandemic has forced the cancellation of beloved traditions across the country in 2020. In Chicago, the country’s third-largest parade — the marquee element of the city’s annual BMO Harris Magnificent Mile Lights Festival — was called off this year. Although the parade won’t be making its way down North Michigan Ave., Chicago’s famed Magnificent Mile will still shine bright all winter long with illuminated trees — and a special virtual experience will take the place of in-person festivities.
[Read more…]Just in time for holiday gift-giving, shopDisney has rolled out more than 60 new Disney gift card designs featuring favorite Disney characters, including Mickey and pals, the Disney princesses, and heroes from the Marvel and Star Wars universes.
Wrapping up a full-length animated feature can be a bittersweet moment after years of hard work, so it was with excitement and relief that the award-winning team of filmmakers behind “Frozen II” moved swiftly from their latest blockbuster to “Once Upon a Snowman,” a new animated short, debuting on Disney+ on Oct. 23, that tells the story of Olaf’s first moments of life.
For 40 years, Disney and Make-A-Wish have worked together to make more than 140,000 wishes come true. Although in-person wish experiences are temporarily suspended, that didn’t stop Disney from helping Make-A-Wish celebrate their 40th anniversary by granting the 500,000th wish.
Because of the pandemic, more and more families are staying home to stay safe. What better way to spend quarantine than underneath a blanket that makes children look like their favorite Disney Princesses? Meet Blankie Tails.
Have you ever wondered what happened to Olaf just after Elsa created him in “Frozen”? How did he learn to love summer? Fans will be able to find out the previously untold origins of Olaf in the animated short, “Once Upon a Snowman,” coming to Disney+ on Oct. 23.
Disney’s “Frozen” on Broadway has announced that it will permanently close due to the COVID-19 pandemic and extended closure of the Great White Way.
