‘Ohana is one of Walt Disney World’s most popular resort restaurants, located on the second floor of Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort near the Great Ceremonial House lobby. The name means “family,” and the restaurant has long leaned into that idea through family-style service, large shared platters, warm woods, tropical greenery, tiki carvings, open cooking, and … Read more
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective – Live in Action was one of the most unusual entertainment offerings ever presented at Disney-MGM Studios. The short-lived outdoor comedy stunt show appeared in late 1995 to promote Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls, the sequel to the popular Jim Carrey comedy. Unlike most attractions at the park, the production was … Read more
California Grill is a popular upscale dining restaurant located at Disney’s Contemporary Resort. The restaurant offers guests a sophisticated and contemporary dining experience, featuring a blend of delectable cuisine, breathtaking views, and a chic atmosphere. Perched on the 15th floor of Disney’s Contemporary Resort, California Grill boasts stunning panoramic views of the Magic Kingdom theme … Read more
Located at the end of Main Street, U.S.A. in Magic Kingdom, Casey’s Corner is one of the park’s most iconic quick-service dining locations, offering classic American ballpark fare in a setting inspired by vintage baseball culture. Positioned directly overlooking the hub and Cinderella Castle, it combines nostalgic theming, prime location, and simple, crowd-pleasing food to … Read more
Chef Mickey’s is one of Walt Disney World’s most iconic character dining restaurants, located on the Grand Canyon Concourse at Disney’s Contemporary Resort. Its setting is immediately memorable: guests dine in the open central atrium of one of Walt Disney World’s original hotels while the monorail glides overhead. That combination of character energy, resort history, … Read more
ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter was a former attraction at Magic Kingdom park. It was a thrilling and immersive experience that combined elements of science fiction, horror, and advanced audio-animatronics technology. The attraction was located in Tomorrowland and opened on June 20, 1995. The storyline of ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter involved guests being invited to an intergalactic technology … Read more
Fantasy Faire is a merchandise shop in the Castle Courtyard section of Fantasyland at Magic Kingdom. Located beside the exit of Mickey’s PhilharMagic, the store specializes in Disney apparel, hats, headwear, accessories, plush toys, pins, and other souvenirs. It is particularly well known as a convenient place to purchase Mickey and Minnie ear hats while … Read more
Push the Talking Trash Can was a popular interactive character that could be found at Disney World. The character was designed to resemble a typical theme park trash can, but with a unique twist – it was able to move and talk to guests in a playful and engaging way. Push the Talking Trash Can … Read more
The Tambu Lounge is a lively and inviting bar located at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort. Nestled within the resort’s tropical and exotic setting, the lounge offers guests a relaxing and fun-filled environment to unwind and enjoy refreshing beverages and light bites. As part of the Polynesian-themed resort, Tambu Lounge reflects the spirit of the South … Read more
The Circle of Life: An Environmental Fable was a 13-minute film attraction presented in the Harvest Theater inside EPCOT’s The Land pavilion. Opening on January 21, 1995, it replaced the pavilion’s original environmental film, Symbiosis, and used characters from Disney’s recently released The Lion King to introduce conservation themes to a broad family audience. The … Read more