Some Disney stars, including Doc Shaw, Olivia Holt, Roshon Fegan, Debby Ryan and Kelsey Chow, met with First Lady Michelle Obama on February 11, 2012 for Disney’s Magic of Healthy Living and Let’s Move campaigns.
Here’s what Olivia Tweeted about the meeting:
LOVED working w the 1st lady today! Alongside some of my disney fam @kelseychow @TheDebbyRyan @yaboyro @docshaw@WhoisErnieD who I love!
The meeting took place at an event held at Walt Disney World! Were any of you lucky enough to be there?
Cars Land is getting ready to open at Disneyland’s Disney California Adventure and Larry The Cable Guy recently recorded the voice of “Cars” character Mater for one of the attractions, Mater’s Junkyard Jamboree. You can watch part of Larry’s recording session in the video below. Here’s what was posted along with the clip:
“Walt Disney Imagineers fly to Omaha, Nebraska to work with Larry the Cable Guy, the voice of ‘Mater’ from the movie ‘Cars,’ in a voice over session for a new attraction at Cars Land at the Disneyland Resort in Southern California.”
Fun! We can’t wait for Cars Land to open!
The New York Giants won Super Bowl 46 and to celebrate, quarterback Eli Manning took a trip to Walt Disney World! Above is a photo courtesy of the Walt Disney Company of Eli and famous Disney character Mickey Mouse at the parade held on February 6, 2012 at the Magic Kingdom.
Were you lucky enough to attend the parade?
In the video below you can learn how to make Tonga Toast like the dish that’s served at Walt Disney World’s Polynesian Resort. Here’s what was posted along with the video:
“We can’t imagine there’s any Disney fan who hasn’t tasted the indulgent Tonga Toast, on the menu at Disney’s Polynesian Resort since 1971. In case you haven’t tried the deep-fried concoction, check out this ‘Taste of Disney’ video — part of the series for Disney.com — to see how to make this delicious breakfast treat at home.”
Let us know if you try making Tonga Toast at home!
Check out the Tonga Toast recipe from Disney below!
Disney has just gotten rid of the rule banning its park employees from having beards. However, the Walt Disney Company has a new rule that facial hair can not exceed a quater of an inch.
This is the first time the beard rule for park employees has been relaxed since Disneyland opened in California in 1955. Thoughts?
