Marie is known for being cute, but she is also getting spooky in this new BoxLunch Exclusive collection! Spooky season just got a whole lot sweeter—and it’s all thanks to our favorite sassy kitten, Marie from The Aristocats! This charming pink mini backpack and wallet set is the perfect way to bring some feline flairContinue Reading The post Marie Gets Spooky and Cute for This BoxLunch Collection appeared first on The Disney Fashionista.
Never underestimate the power of a great area rug. The colors and designs of a strategically placed rug can change the atmosphere of a room. That is a concept I’m trying to convey to my daughter as we shop for dorm supplies. Lowe’s invites you to roll out the magic with Disney rugs that tieContinue Reading The post Roll Out the Magic with Disney Rugs That Tie Your Room Together appeared first on The Disney Fashionista.
After debuting with a constantly-showing schedule, Walt Disney World has adjusted operations at The Little Mermaid – A Musical Adventure to have set showtimes. The change puts A Musical Adventure in alignment with other stage shows at Hollywood Studios, which operate on set schedules. The Little Mermaid – A Musical Adventure Moves to Set Showtimes An A-frame sign showcases the change at the attraction’s entrance, and digital signage in the area has been updated to reflect the next available showtime. As you can see, Lightning Lane access is planned for the show but has not debuted yet. For our complete review of The Little Mermaid – A Musical Adventure, check out our article below! The Little Mermaid – A Musical Adventure Review: A Visually Stunning Update to a Classic Story Is A Must-Watch ShowHead out to Hollywood Studios with us for our ‘The Little Mermaid – A Musical Adventure’ review, including photos and full show videoblogmickey.com As always, keep checking back with us here at BlogMickey.com as we continue to bring you the latest news, photos, and info from around the Disney Parks!
Construction is underway at the entrance to Disney’s Beach Club Resort as part of a 3-month refurbishment of the exterior of the resort. As a result of the construction, the porte cochere is closed to guests and construction walls surround the area. Disney’s Yacht Club Resort will undergo a similar refurbishment beginning next month. We made it out to Disney’s Beach Club Resort recently to take a look at the work. Exterior Refurbishment at Disney’s Beach Club, Porte Cochere Closed Disney’s Beach Club Resort will be undergoing routine exterior maintenance from early June through September 2025. During this time, the porte cocheres will be closed. While efforts will be made to minimize disruptions, construction may be noticeable during daytime hours. All services—including valet, luggage assistance, and transportation—will remain available, and most Resort amenities will continue to be offered.Walt Disney World Regular services such as valet, luggage services, and transportation options remain available here. Buses can’t enter this area because of the limited driveway space. Here’s a look around the construction. The work at the porte cochere is in addition to work taking place on the exterior of the building. For a look at that work, check out our earlier Stormalong Bay update, which includes some pictures of the nearby work on the exterior of the building. Stormalong Bay Refurbishment Update: Water Returns, but Deadline LoomsWe made our way out to Disney’s Yacht & Beach Club to take an updated
Passholder Nights Return to Universal Orlando for 2025 🌙🎢 Calling all fellow UOAPs! Universal Orlando is bringing back one of its most beloved Annual Passholder perks—Passholder Nights—and this year’s celebration promises to be better than ever. Officially announced through Universal’s Annual Passholder social media channels, the exclusive after-hours event will once again be part of […]
All Aboard the Disney Adventure! Meet Captain Mickey and Captain Minnie as Disney Cruise Line’s Boldest Ship Prepares to Set Sail 🚢✨ Say ahoy to a brand-new chapter in Disney Cruise Line magic! We’ve got our first official look at the stern characters of the upcoming Disney Adventure, and who better to represent this groundbreaking […]
Donald Duck & the Junior Woodchucks Blaze a Trail at Disneyland Paris: New Cabins Debut at Disney Davy Crockett Ranch! 🦆🌲 Get ready to go quackers over the newest additions to Disney Davy Crockett Ranch at Disneyland Paris! Starting September 1, 2025, a brand-new kind of cabin is arriving in the woods—and it’s bursting with […]
Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort is undergoing a multi-month refurbishment of the main lobby. When the work is done, there will be an all-new walk-up lobby bar, inspired by the former birdcage, as well as some refreshed spaces such as the check-in counter. We made it out to the resort earlier today to get an updated look at the work taking place! Walk-Up Bar Progress We’ll start with the star of the show, a new walk-up lobby bar. Walt Disney World previously released concept art of the lobby refresh, and the new bar was an unmistakable centerpiece. The bar is inspired by the former birdcage that sat in the same spot for decades. Minus the new bar, the look and feel of the lobby appears to retain the same charm that guests love. Let’s take a look at the current state of the work. Since we last checked in on the project, the planter-style foundation that the birdcage previously sat on has been demolished. It looks like there is a bit of a hole here now, as crews prepare for the installation of the bar. Without knowing what was under the planter that was demolished, it also looks like some new infrastructure is in place, perhaps to support some of the features needed for a bar (like a sink). Here’s a look around the area from an elevated vantage point from the second floor of the Grand.
Okay, so this might sound a little wild, but has anyone here ever recreated a fantasy scene just to watch it back later? Not even to act it out, just to visualize it in detail. I’ve always had this super vivid imagination, and one day I figured I’d try building out this private little scene — lighting, setting, everything — almost like a short film. It wasn’t about filming myself or anything like that, more like digitally creating it and then watching. Honestly, it felt weirdly satisfying. Anyone else ever do something like that?
So… after years of doing the corporate thing, I finally quit my 9-to-5 three months ago. It was terrifying, not gonna lie. I had a decent salary, benefits, the works — but I was constantly drained. Now I’m freelancing from home, and while it’s kinda freeing to choose my schedule, I’m also second-guessing myself every time a slow week hits. Anyone else been through this? Was leaving worth it for you?