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LET THE CELEBRATION BEGIN
-- Chef Mickey Mouse and Chef Goofy are baking up fun
surprises as Disney Parks
embraces a new travel trend called "celebration
vacations." Disney Parks will lead the growing trend with
new
entertainment and services that allow guests to turn personal
milestones such as birthdays and anniversaries
into magical Disney experiences. As part of the celebration,
everyone who visits a Walt Disney World or Disneyland
Resort theme park in 2009 can get in free on their birthday.
In 2009, Disney
Parks poses the question “What Will You Celebrate?”
in response to a travel trend that finds American
families hitting the road to mark life’s special
occasions. And to put guests in the spirit, Walt
Disney World Resort is offering free admission to
everyone who visits one of its theme parks on their
birthday in 2009.
“Birthdays are
the one occasion that we all share every year,” said
Jay Rasulo, chairman of Walt Disney Parks and Resorts.
“We thought a free birthday ticket would be the
icing on the cake as we extend this ‘celebration
vacation’ trend to Disney Parks.
“We see our
parks as the ideal setting for a personal
celebration,” Rasulo continued. “Guests can
immerse themselves in their favorite stories and their
favorite characters, creating a visit they’ll never
forget.”
Walt Disney
World guests can choose from experiences ranging from
breathtaking (magical fireworks cruises, sunrise
safaris, diving the depths with undersea creatures) to
mirth-making (Bibbidi
Bobbidi Boutique, character dining, kids’ pirate
adventures) in order to personalize their
celebration. Even the Disney florist has gotten
into the act, creating special offerings that silently
scream “surprise!” when vacationers open their
guest-room door.
And to aid guests as they plan their personal
celebrations, a new Web-based tool at www.DisneyParks.com
helps guests sort through the possibilities –
whether the occasion is a birthday, anniversary,
reunion, personal accomplishment, first visit or
something else.
New
immersive fun in theme parks
Disney Parks’ initiative to create more immersive
experiences continues in 2009 at Walt Disney World Resort
with premieres in Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Epcot and
Magic Kingdom. Here’s what’s in store:
- “The
American Idol Experience”
(Disney’s Hollywood Studios) – Starry-eyed Disney
guests will get a taste of TV’s pop culture phenomenon
– up close and personal – when Disney’s Hollywood
Studios grand opens this “American Idol” attraction
in mid-February. It’s another immersive
opportunity as guests will be able to experience the
challenge of auditioning, the rush of performing on
stage in competition or the thrill of judging the
performances in a live interactive setting modeled after
the “American Idol” set. There will be several
showtimes daily. Guests advancing through the
screening process have the chance, in the nightly final
competition, to win a guaranteed reservation for a
regional audition for the “American Idol” TV show.
- Disney’s
Kim Possible World Showcase Adventure (Epcot)
– Inspired by Disney Channel’s Emmy Award-winning
“Kim Possible” animated series, guests of all ages
will become secret agents to save the world from various
comical villains and their mad inventions in this
ultra-interactive adventure packed with mystery and
excitement. Guests team up with members of Team
Possible in this high-tech experience slated for a
late-January opening in seven World Showcase pavilions
representing countries on three continents.
- “Move
It, Shake It, Celebrate It! Street Party”
(Magic Kingdom) – It’s party time beginning in
mid-February when a cast of Disney characters, stilt
walkers and other performers processes down Main Street,
U.S.A. toward Cinderella Castle to high-energy tunes
such as “Breakout” and “I Like To Move It.”
Five floats decked out as gift-wrapped packages
are part of the procession, and near the castle, Mad
Hatter, Genie, Lumiere and Sebastian – the life and
light of the party – pop out of four huge boxes.
They join about a dozen other Disney characters
headed by Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse to mix and
mingle and dance in the street with Magic Kingdom guests
during a 12-15-minute party scheduled to take place
three times daily.
New
high-tech innovations on land and sea
High-tech
innovations will help guests navigate theme park fun and
treat guests to new thrills on both land and the high
seas:
- Verizon
(in Disney theme parks)
– Marking a first in both the travel and mobile
industries, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts and Verizon
are teaming up to enhance the guest experience at Walt
Disney World Resort (and at Disneyland Resort in
California). Guests will be able to access an
array of features on their Verizon Wireless phones
including the ability to easily locate shows,
restaurants and the Disney characters anywhere inside
the parks; get real-time attraction availability
information; access mobile games; receive messages from
characters and more.
- Disney
Digital 3-D (aboard
Disney Cruise Line ships)– Movie entertainment at sea
is being revolutionized with the debut of Disney Digital
3-D, a one-of-a-kind cinematic experience just
introduced onboard the Disney Magic and the Disney
Wonder. Guests will delight as first-run, feature
Disney films leap off the silver screen and take on a
whole new dimension in the onboard theaters.
Tridimensional images will combine with lasers,
fog, streamers, and special lighting effects to create
an immersive movie-going experience like no other at
sea. During these once-a-cruise special
engagements, guests will feel the rush of being part of
the hottest show in town.
- The
Hall of Presidents (in
Magic Kingdom) – An Audio-Animatronics version of
President Barack Obama will join representations of the
previous 43 presidents of the United States as part of
an attraction that has been celebrating American history
since Walt Disney World Resort opened. Disney
Imagineers are also updating a broad array of show
elements. Reopening is slated for early July.
‘Re-imagining’
Downtown Disney
Following the fall
2008 opening of T-Rex: A Prehistoric Family Adventure, A
Place to Eat, Shop, Explore and Discover, the
“re-imagining” of Downtown Disney continues with:
- Transformation
of the Portobello
Yacht Club – The
name of this long-time favorite restaurant is shortened
to “Portobello,” and an all-new menu reflects a new,
warm, Italian trattoria décor. Portobello is open
daily for lunch and dinner and is owned and operated by
Levy Restaurants.
- New
waterfront dining spot –
A high-energy restaurant and bar opening in spring 2009
will feature Mexican and South American cuisine, an
international wine bar and a tequila bar of more than 50
kinds of tequila and 10 signature frozen margaritas.
The new as yet unnamed restaurant is being
developed by E-Brands Restaurant Group, a multi-concept
restaurant group which currently owns and operates
Timpano Chophouse and Martini Bars, Samba Rooms,
Taqueria Canonita, Aquaknox, David Burke, Salsa Orlando
and Canonita Express in a number of cities across the
United States. The Downtown Disney restaurant will
be open daily from 11 a.m. until late night with nightly
entertainment.
‘Re-branding’
the sports complex
Aligning the
world’s No. 1 family vacation destination with the
worldwide leader in sports, Walt Disney World Resort and
ESPN are joining forces to “re-brand” Disney’s Wide
World of Sports Complex with the ESPN brand, creating an
entertaining and immersive experience for the nearly 2
million athletes, coaches and spectators who come through
the sports complex each year. Plans for the
re-branding initiative are still in the development stage,
but initial concepts involve:
- Renaming
the sports complex and incorporating the signature
elements of ESPN –
Throughout the 220-acre facility, which is a leading
venue for amateur and professional sports in the
country, the project aims to enhance the experience of
both athletes and spectators by connecting them to their
favorite ESPN programs, personalities and elements and
making them feel like they’ve made it to the “big
time.”
10 new
places to go, 4 new places to settle down
In 2009, Disney
Cruise Line is charting two new eastern Caribbean courses.
Meanwhile, Adventures by Disney is adding eight
destinations, including some of the most exotic and remote
locations in the world, to its list of trips. And
Disney Vacation Club is offering guests visiting Disney
Parks four new resort experiences. Here’s a look
at what’s coming:
- New
eastern Caribbean itineraries
(Disney Cruise Line) – St. Croix will be a featured
stop on one new seven-night itinerary, and Tortola will
be featured on another seven-night itinerary, giving
Disney Cruise Line guests more choices than ever before
to explore the beautiful islands of the Caribbean.
Both islands are new to Disney Cruise Line,
increasing the seven-night Caribbean choices on the
Disney Magic to four itineraries (Disney’s traditional
eastern and western Caribbean itineraries will
continue). Itineraries with St. Croix and
itineraries with Tortola sail select dates throughout
2009.
- New
family-friendly adventure vacations
(Adventures by Disney) – An expedition to Ecuador and
the Galapagos Islands, a safari in Africa, and an
exploration of Alaska are among eight new adventures in
2009, giving guests a total of 23 vacation options to
choose from. Other new Adventures by Disney
itineraries: Italy and Switzerland; Boston, Newport, New
York City; Central Italy; Lake Tahoe, Yosemite National
Park and San Francisco; and Glacier National Park and
Banff National Park.
- New
‘home-away-from-home’ accommodations
(Disney Vacation Club) – Four new options in 2009 will
combine to revive “treehouse living” at Walt Disney
World Resort, immerse guests in the African experience
… in Florida, bring vacation ownership so close to
Magic Kingdom that families can blow Tinker Bell a kiss
goodnight and use Cinderella Castle as their nightlight,
and provide the first Disney Vacation Club
accommodations on the West Coast:
- The
Treehouse Villas at Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort
& Spa – Treehouse
living, a cherished tradition from 1975-2002, returns
with the opening (scheduled for summer) of 60
three-bedroom villas elevated 10 feet off the ground on
pedestals and beams designed to blend into the forest
glens where they are nestled, providing Saratoga Springs
with a new room category.
- Kidani
Village at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Villas
– Having completed the conversion of select rooms at
Jambo House (at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge) into
vacation villas, Kidani Village is taking shape (for
phased openings in the spring and fall) with thatched
roofs and hewn timber design. Kidani means
“necklace” and the building is shaped like a piece
of native African jewelry with guest villas forming the
beads, garden-like walkways creating the knots in
between and the lobby representing the ornament or jewel
at its center.
- Bay
Lake Tower at Disney’s Contemporary Resort
– The 15-story curvilinear tower (slated for a fall
opening) is designed to complement the fabled styling of
the original building, which opened with Magic Kingdom
on Oct. 1, 1971. The crescent shape, which
features 295 two-bedroom-equivalent villas, promises to
deliver some of the most dramatic views available
anywhere at Walt Disney World Resort – some of scenic
stretches of Bay Lake, others with views of Magic
Kingdom.
- The
Villas at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa
– Offering 50 two-bedroom-equivalent vacation villas
(in late fall), this expansion of the existing hotel at
Disneyland Resort is an architectural and artistic
celebration of California’s renowned Arts & Crafts
style of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Disney vacation adventures.
Everyone who visits a Walt Disney World Resort or
Disneyland Resort theme park on their birthday in 2009 can
get in free, as Disney Parks embraces a newly identified
family travel trend called “celebration vacations.”
In this new national trend, American families are hitting
the road to mark life’s special occasions – birthdays,
anniversaries, graduations, reunions and more – with a
“celebration vacation.” In 2009, Walt Disney World
and Disneyland Resorts will lead this growing trend with new
entertainment and services that allow guests to turn their
personal milestones into magical Disney experiences.
And to kick it all off – a first-ever opportunity for
guests to receive a free ticket to one of the Walt Disney
World or Disneyland theme parks on their birthday in 2009.
“Birthdays are the one occasion that we all share every
year,” said Jay Rasulo, chairman of Walt Disney Parks and
Resorts, at an announcement event today in New York. “We
thought a free birthday ticket would be the icing on the
cake as we extend this new ‘celebration vacation’ trend
to Disney Parks.”
Disney parks provide the perfect setting for this new style
of vacation that celebrates the special occasions in life,
Rasulo added.
Whether a guest is celebrating a birthday, an anniversary,
Quinceañera or any special occasion, Disney parks already
are filled with favorite characters, world-class attractions
and entertainment, and legendary guest service – exactly
the “something for everyone” that trend-watchers say
families look for in a “celebration vacation.”
“The special moments in your life become truly
magical when you celebrate at a Disney park,” Rasulo said. “Sharing
a milestone at Disney connects families, friends and
generations.”
Nationwide Survey
Reveals ‘Celebration Vacation’ Trend
A nationwide survey of nearly 4,600 adults conducted by
Ypartnership – co-author of the influential National
Travel Monitor – showed that 70 percent of U.S. leisure
travelers have taken a vacation with the primary purpose of
marking a special occasion in their lives – a
“celebration vacation,” as Ypartnership President and
CEO Peter Yesawich termed it.
Respondents mentioned a broad range of events worth
celebrating with a special vacation – not just birthdays
and anniversaries but a first vacation with children, a job
promotion or recovery from an illness.
Whenever something positive happens in their lives, people
seek out ways to make them more special, Yesawich said, and
vacations are clearly perceived as both an appropriate and
desirable way to do so.
Time does pass quickly and there is a growing trend to slow
down our frenetic lifestyles and stop to rejoice around the
things that matter,” he said. “Families on
‘celebration vacations’ are looking to truly commemorate
moments in their lives – in special places everyone can
enjoy.”
Research showed that when they take that “celebration
vacation,” families are looking for destinations that
provide activities for children and – better yet –
activities adults and children can enjoy together.
Given these findings, it’s not surprising that Disney
Parks topped the list of destinations where families would
most like to celebrate these special occasions,” Yesawich
said.
Turning
Life’s Special Moments Into a Personal Disney Celebration
“We see our parks as the ideal setting for a personal
celebration,” Rasulo said. “Guests can immerse
themselves in their favorite stories and their favorite
characters, creating a visit they’ll never forget.
“And when our cast members get involved, it feels as if
the entire park is celebrating along with you.”
At Walt Disney World Resort, guests can add on to the fun,
choosing from more than 200 experiences ranging from
breathtaking (magical fireworks cruises, sunrise safaris,
diving the depths with undersea creatures) to mirth-making (Bibbidi
Bobbidi Boutique, character dining, kids’ pirate
adventures). At Disneyland Resort, celebrants can book
more than 50 magical experiences, including “My Disneyland
Birthday Party” and unique Disneyland guided tours.
With all there is to do in Disney parks, guests can tailor
their celebration with favorite attractions, favorite
characters and special experiences. Maybe they have a
“princess” day with themed meals, shows, attractions and
perfectly princess merchandise at Disneyland. Or they
turn Walt Disney World “wild” with trail riding, bass
fishing and water skiing.
Even before the Ypartnership findings, Disney noticed the
celebration trend happening in its parks, Rasulo noted. For
instance, guests have visited the parks to propose marriage,
celebrate a child’s passage into high school, or pull the
whole family together for the golden anniversary of their
parents. “But Walt Disney World and Disneyland are
now poised to champion milestone vacations for families and
friends in a breakthrough way,” he said. “We’re
asking our guests, ‘What will YOU celebrate?’
“Part of the celebration is all the firsts that magically
happen at Disney Parks,” Rasulo said. “Guests
become the star of their own celebration. It could be a
first trip to Disney or a first family vacation without the
stroller. We want to make a first visit – and every
visit – even more memorable.”
Even if they’re not celebrating, Rasulo said, guests will
be immersed in a “Celebrate Today!” spirit, making every
day a party.
Making
it Easier than Ever to Plan
Planning any event can be a challenge. With Disney’s
new celebration planning tools, it’s easier than ever for
guests to plan celebrations large and small, customizing and
personalizing each experience and tending to all the
details, from a special cake to an elaborate one-of-a-kind
celebration that only Disney could create.
Thanks to new Web tools, guests can discover magical
experiences, unique events, dining enhancements and more.
Disney’s planning services allow guests to stay
focused on what really matters – the people closest to
them. And vacation packages make celebrating at Disney
right for any budget.
Customizing
Your Celebration
Depending on the Disney park they are headed to, guests can
order everything from special dining to princess tea
parties, from yacht cruises to treasure hunting on a pirate
sailing adventure, from a quiet trail ride to parasailing
thrills. Or they can opt for magical experiences for
their group – from dessert parties to a Magic Kingdom
fireworks cruise to special entertainment.
Among add-on experiences guests can choose to
customize their “celebration vacation”:
- Custom Bakery Cakes
and Signature Desserts: Disney chefs
create an unforgettable finale to a special dinner with a
beautifully decorated cake themed to any occasion or a new
line of celebration desserts.
- For Lovebirds:
Sweetheart dinners for two in which couples can clink
“Celebrate Today!” champagne flutes.
- Family Portraits:
Capture the memory with a portrait session with Walt
Disney World photographers. Build a custom photo
album with Disney’s PhotoPass.
- Personalized
Souvenirs: Mark your occasion with
personalized Mouse ears, character T-shirts and
collectible pins.
- Decorate Your
Disney Guest Room: Step into a resort
room decorated to fit your celebration theme with
confetti, banners, surprises and more.
- Stay Inside a Dream
Theme: Book a themed guest room at either
destination – princess-themed or Mickey-inspired at
Disneyland or – coming in 2009 – pirate-themed at Walt
Disney World Resort.
- Set Sail:
Book a private romantic cruise on a yacht or set your
party afloat on a shared magical fireworks voyage.
- Go Inside the Magic:
Behind-the-scenes tours take you inside the storytelling,
adventure and history of Disney Parks.
- Disney Story Book
Experiences: Choose from pirate
adventures, tea parties, princess makeovers and more –
all with the magic of Disney.
- Disneyland Parties:
“Celebration Roundup and Barbecue at Big Thunder
Ranch,” all-new in 2009, is a full-blown party complete
with frontier entertainment, goodie bags and a surprise
treat for everyone – no matter what they’re
celebrating. “My Disneyland Birthday Party”
features cake decorating, party hats and even Mickey and
Minnie pay a visit.
Celebrating in the Parks
Disney is unwrapping all-new entertainment with
memory-makers in mind, allowing guests to focus their
celebration on favorite characters, favorite attractions and
favorite stories to create a custom celebration in the park. New
park experiences coming in 2009 for all park guests to
enjoy:
- Street Parties: Magic Kingdom at Walt
Disney World Resort and Disneyland Park come to life with
interactive street parties. The call to “Celebrate
Today!” goes out to guests, music floods the streets,
dancing kicks into high gear and the parks become “the
happiest party on Earth.”
- Tomorrowland Party: A high-energy,
retro-futuristic music video dance party features Stitch,
an interactive dance troupe, and a DJ celebration host
who’s inviting all Walt Disney World guests to come
party, dance and celebrate.
- Park Décor: The parks will be decorated with
colorful banners, balloons and festive party
hats – as if awaiting your celebration.
- Buttons: Complimentary celebration buttons will
help Disney cast members and fellow guests recognize you
and your celebration.
Memories
to Last a Lifetime
Disney parks are the ultimate setting for any celebration,
turning a special occasion into a magical Disney experience. And
with the opportunity of free admission to a Walt Disney
World or Disneyland Resort theme park on your birthday in
2009, it’s even more special. All it takes is a valid
ID including proof of birth date. Guests can get more
details and start the process by registering their birthdays
at www.disneyparks.com.
“We believe Disney parks are uniquely positioned for any
celebration and offer the ultimate setting for marking a
cherished milestone,” Rasulo said. “People trust
Disney to make an occasion truly magical. And now more
than ever, Disney will help guests seize those special moments
and turn them into memories that will live forever in their
hearts.”
For more information or to book a Disney “celebration
vacation,” guests can visit www.disneyparks.com,
call 407/W-DISNEY or contact their local travel agent
A BIG APPLE CELEBRATION: A
Disney balloon vendor, Mickey Mouse and a group of children
join Jay Rasulo (center),
chairman of Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, Sept. 18, 2008
during an impromptu visit to New York City’s Times
Square.
The visit followed Rasulo's announcement that Disneyland
Resort in California and Walt Disney World Resort in
Florida will welcome guests in 2009 with free theme park
admission on their birthday. Disney Parks have embraced
a new travel trend called "celebration vacations" by
adding new entertainment and add-on services that allow
guests
to turn personal milestones such as birthdays and
anniversaries into magical Disney memories.
LET THE CELEBRATION BEGIN:
In a New York City ballroom on Sept. 18, 2008, Disney Parks
and Resorts chairman
Jay Rasulo (pictured) announced that Disney Parks will welcome
guests in 2009 with free theme park admission on their
birthday.
The free one-day, one-park ticket is good for birthday
celebrants in 2009 at any theme park at Disneyland Resort
in
California or Walt Disney World Resort in Florida. In 2009
during "What Will You Celebrate?", Disney Parks
will
roll out new entertainment and services that allow guests to
turn their personal milestones into magical Disney
experiences.
Guests can get more details at www.disneyparks.com.
LET THE CELEBRATION BEGIN:
Concluding with a shower of streamers in a New York City
ballroom on Sept. 18, 2008,
Disney Parks and Resorts chairman Jay Rasulo announced that
Disney Parks will welcome guests in 2009 with
free theme park admission on their birthday. The free one-day,
one-park ticket is good for birthday celebrants in 2009
at any theme park at Disneyland Resort in California or Walt
Disney World Resort in Florida. In 2009 during
"What Will You Celebrate?", Disney Parks will roll
out new entertainment and services that allow guests to
turn
their personal milestones into magical Disney experiences.
Guests can get more details at www.disneyparks.com.
FREE ON YOUR BIRTHDAY –
It’s party time at Disney Parks during 2009. As part of a
special park-wide celebration,
everyone who visits a Walt Disney World or Disneyland Resort
theme park in 2009 gets in free on their birthday.
Disney Parks have embraced a new travel trend called
“celebration vacations.” Wondrous new entertainment
and special services such as character greetings can be booked
to help guests transform personal milestones
such as birthdays and anniversaries into magical Disney
experiences.
SWEET 16 -- She's turning
16 in November but pop sensation Miley Cyrus will start the
party early with a
Disneyland gala event Oct. 5 for her and her fans, an event
that will also recognize Youth Service
America and their support of youth volunteerism. "Miley's
Sweet 16 - Share the Celebration" comes as
Disney Parks gears up for "What Will You Celebrate?” a
year for turning the special occasions of guests
into magical Disney experiences. The celebration includes a
Disney first: everyone who visits a Walt
Disney World or Disneyland Resort theme park gets in free on
their birthday in 2009.
MARKING THE MOMENT –
Whether it’s a graduation, retirement or birthday, Disney
Parks are the place to celebrate.
Celebration vacations are the hottest trend in travel and
Disney Parks are responding to demands by adding
immersive entertainment, specialized services, add-on
amenities and fun-filled adventures to turn these
milestones into grand Disney experiences. During “What Will
You Celebrate?" in 2009, guests can create
memorable moments during their Disney Parks visits.
SAY CHEESE! -- During
“What Will You Celebrate?” at Disney Parks, favorite
Disney characters bring smiles to any
occasion with spirited surprises and fun. Throughout the
celebratory year, magical characters meet and greets
and other unique services can be booked at Walt Disney World
and Disneyland Resort theme parks to enhance
any type of “celebration vacation.” As a special gift,
everyone who visits a Walt Disney World or Disneyland
theme park on their birthday gets in free in 2009.
A FAMILY AFFAIR –
Generations of families gather together as Disney Parks
embrace a new travel trend
called “celebration vacations." Disney Parks will help
families mark these momentous milestones, special
occasions and reunions with specialized entertainment and
add-on services to create memories of a lifetime.
BIRTHDAY BLISS – What
better way to celebrate a birthday than a magical day at a
Disney theme park?
As part of a special park-wide celebration, everyone who
visits a Walt Disney World or Disneyland
Resort theme park in 2009 gets in free on their birthday.
Disney Parks have embraced a new travel trend
called "celebration vacations" by adding new
entertainment and add-on services that allow guests to
turn
personal milestones such as birthdays and anniversaries into
magical Disney memories.
CREATING MEMORIES –
During “What Will You Celebrate?” at Disney Parks,
world-famous characters are
always part of the fun at Disney Parks. Each character sets a
magical tone, creating even more smiles and
memories as children of all ages see fantasies come true and
discover worlds of fun at Disney Parks. Special
character experiences may be booked at both Walt Disney World
and Disneyland Resorts.
ROYAL CELEBRATION –
Disney Parks are an enchanting backdrop to celebrate the most
honorable
time in a Latina girls’ life – her 15th birthday.
Princess-like Quinceañera celebrations are a reality at
Disney Parks during “What Will You Celebrate?” Throughout
the celebratory year, everyone is
invited to commemorate personal milestones or momentous
occasions, Disney-style.
THE PARTY’S AT DISNEY –
Disney Parks presents a special gift to everyone who visits
a
Walt Disney World or Disneyland Resort theme park during
“What Will You Celebrate?– free
admission on your birthday in 2009. And the icing on the cake
is new entertainment and unique
add-on experiences to sweeten any special occasion or
milestone celebration with pure Disney magic.
DREAMS COME TRUE –
Celebrations at Walt Disney World Resort turn extra special
aboard Grand 1, the
most luxurious watercraft at the Florida Vacation Kingdom.
Guests can book this reservations-only experience
and enjoy VIP pampering on the waters outside Magic Kingdom. A
personal captain and deckhand launch
the 52-foot Sea Ray from the marina at Disney’s Grand
Floridian Resort & Spa. For an elegant evening
voyage,
romantic music sets the mood and cruisers can view
“Wishes,” a magnificent fireworks display exploding in the
skies above Magic Kingdom.
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