The holidays usually evoke different fond memories for everyone. Perhaps it’s a special place or tradition, or maybe the aroma of a special meal. For others, it could be a seasonal décor. That’s the idea behind the “Let it Glow” holiday art installation at Disneyland Resort’s Downtown Disney District.
This winter, the Downtown Disney District at Disneyland Resort is lighting up the holiday shopping season with the new “Let it Glow” Christmas trees.
Every year, the Orlando Museum of Art is transformed into a winter wonderland filled with wreaths, trees and gingerbread houses by Council of 101. Celebrating its 31st year, tickets to the Festival of Trees are now on sale.
Hosts Banks Lee and Elisa Goldman bring you this week’s theme park and attraction news. On this week’s episode:
By Nick Russo Join us this week on Photo Finds as we check in on SeaWorld’s holiday decorations, and then stop by the Light Up UCF event at the University Of Central Florida.
Guests sailing Disney Cruise Line this fall will see the ships transform into a ghoulish wonderland filled with all things Halloween.
The first buds of spring were spotted this weekend on some of the flowering trees in the parks. The Tabebuia trees, like seen above, are among the first to flower each year. Their yellow, pink and purple colors are spectacular! Here’s video and photos about where to look over the next several weeks for some…
By Don Gworek Mickey’s Forest is Disney’s largest Hidden Mickey. You can, however, find it pretty easily if you do a search for “Hidden Mickey” in Google Maps. This is my first-person story of how it was made.
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