Below is a Complete List of Prizes to be Awarded for The Year of a Million Dreams! Many of these prizes are specific to a individual parks. Keep in mind that the majority of these prizes are only going to be given to just one or a few people total, so if you actually win you are extremely fortunate. Some prizes, like the Dream FastPass and the Dream Mickey Ears are given out each day. According to Disney, many prizes will be given out earlier in the day so guests would be able to use them for the full day. In order to win these prizes, we recommend arriving early to increase your chances of actually winning one of the prizes being given away during this huge promotion! Out of the total 1,250,000 prizes, 60 are vacation-related rewards worth more than $5,000 each, 1,186 are mid-level prizes worth $160 to $587 each, and the rest (over 99.9%) are the low-level prizes.

Good luck and if you win be sure to contact us about your winnings! Or submit your photos from your winnings, after all, you do have bragging rights from being one of the few guests to actually win one of these incredible prizes!

• Membership in the Disney Vacation Club
• Grand Marshal World Tour (15-day vacation)
• Adventures by Disney “Viva Italia” vacation package
• Adventures by Disney “Cities of Knights and Lights” vacation package
• Adventures by Disney “Path to Pura Vida” vacation package
• Adventures by Disney “Quest for the West” vacation package
• Disney Cruise Line® 10-night Mediterranean Cruise
• Disney Cruise Line® 3-night Bahamian Cruises in the Disney Suite
• Disney Cruise Line® 14-night Eastbound Trans-Atlantic Cruises
• Disney Cruise Line® 14-night Westbound Trans-Atlantic Cruises
• Walt Disney World® Resort trips (4-day vacation)
• Disneyland® Resort trips (4-day vacation)
• ONE-NIGHT STAYS AT MICKEY MOUSE PENTHOUSE in Disneyland Hotel
• ONE-NIGHT STAYS AT CINDERELLA CASTLE SUITE
• Party for the Senses at the Epcot® International Food and Wine Festival Event
• $500 Shopping Spree at the World of Disney® Store
• Dinner at a Disney Restaurant
• Dinner on the Balcony of the Disney Gallery in New Orleans Square
• VIP Tour of Walt Disney’s Main Street Apartment
• Holiday Dinner at the Walt Disney World® Resort
• Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party
• VIP Seats for World Premiere
• Access to a Press Event Ceremony
• Disney’s Princess and Pirate Party
• Star Wars Weekend Meet ‘n Greet
• Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage Press Event Package
• ABC SuperSoap Weekend® Event
• ESPN-The Weekend (meet athletes and anchors)
• Epcot® International Flower & Garden Festival
• Special Park After Hour event in Epcot®
• Special Park After Hour event in Disney-MGM Studios
• Special Park After Hour event in Disney’s Animal Kingdom® Theme Park
• Special Park After Hour event in Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Park
• Special Park After Hour event in Disney’s Blizzard Beach Water Park
• Special Park After Hour event in Magic Kingdom® Park
• Disneyland® Park and Disney’s California Adventure® Park DREAM FASTPASS
• Magic Kingdom® Park DREAM FASTPASS
• Epcot® DREAM FASTPASS
• Disney-MGM Studios DREAM FASTPASS
• Disney’s Animal Kingdom® DREAM FASTPASS
• Pin and Lanyard Set
• Dream Mouse Ears
• Where Dreams Come True Photo Voucher

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The State Attorney’s Office announced today that no charges will be filed against the Tigger cast member accused of punching a 14 year old boy while being taped for a home video at Disney-MGM Studios last month. WAY TO GO TIGGER!! We knew you were innocent!

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Atlanta Braves Spring Training Feb. 15-March 29

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — The Atlanta Braves take on several of their toughest rivals during the 2007 Major League Baseball Spring Training season at Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex, the No. 1 sports venue for amateur and professional sporting events in the United States. After two weeks of February workouts, the Braves play a 16-game home schedule that includes marquee clashes with the Mets, Astros, Yankees and World Champion Cardinals in one of the club’s fiercest spring training schedules ever at The Ballpark at Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex.

Braves pitchers and catchers report on Feb. 14, with their first workout set for Feb. 15, marking the tenth year the perennial National League powerhouse has trained at Walt Disney World Resort. Position players arrive Feb. 20, with the first full-squad workouts on Feb. 21.

Individual game tickets for the Braves’ home spring training games are currently on sale through Ticketmaster (407/839-3900 and ticketmaster.com and at the Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex box office. Prices range from $14 (general admission lawn seats) to $22.50 (lower reserved).

Information on the Braves’ spring training season, group tickets and mini-packs is available by calling 407/939-GAME (4263) and online at disneyworldsports.com. The popular mini-packs will include both three-game and five-game options in 2007 and are currently on sale, giving fans their first opportunity to purchase tickets to specific games on the Braves’ 2007 spring training schedule. Fans may also purchase Atlanta Braves Spring Training travel packages through Sports Marketing USA. Travel packages include Braves game tickets, accommodations at Walt Disney World Resort and other benefits. Information is available online at springtrainingtours.com/Braves/braves.html.

To apply for media credentials, please visit www.wdwpress.com/braves.

Disney’s Spring Training, Feb. 19-April 22

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. – There’s no better place for teams to train than at Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex, and beginning Feb. 19, hundreds of high school, college and club teams from around the country will converge at Disney to train for upcoming spring sport seasons. Disney’s Spring Training offers baseball, lacrosse, softball and track & field teams the opportunity to call Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex their spring training headquarters over 20 one-week sessions.

For the third straight year, Disney’s Baseball Spring Warm-Up features high school and college teams shaking off the winter rust on world-class baseball fields, while softball players hone their skills on the spectacular softball Diamondplex. Lacrosse players will battle for starting roster spots on the Hess Fields, and track & field athletes will work to improve their marks and times at the Track & Field Complex.

In addition to training, Disney’s Spring Training participants will enjoy the Disney theme parks, resorts and other amenities at Walt Disney World Resort during their stay in central Florida.

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Disney’s Wide World of Sports — February Events Calendar

Date -Event

• Feb. 9-11 - Disney’s Field Hockey Showcase
• Feb. 15-March 29 - Atlanta Braves Spring Training
• Feb. 16-19 - Twirl Mania 2007 (Baton Twirling)
• Feb. 16-19 - Disney’s President’s Day Fastpitch Open
• Feb. 17-19 - Disney’s President’s Day Soccer Festival VIII
• Feb. 19-April 22 - Disney’s Softball Spring Training
• Feb. 19-April 22 - Disney’s Baseball Spring Training
• Feb. 19-April 22 - Disney’s Track & Field Spring Training
• Feb. 19-April 22 - Disney’s Lacrosse Spring Training
• Feb. 22-25 - AAU Spring Field Hockey Classic

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The Sports Experience is open on event days at Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex. This interactive, multi-sport play area is available to all sports complex guests and participating athletes as part of the general admission to the facility.

General admission to Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex is $11.25 for guests ages 10 and over and $8.50 for guests ages 3-9.

For more information on events at Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex, visit disneyworldsports.com.

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About Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex

Opened in 1997 at Walt Disney World Resort, Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex is the preeminent sports venue for amateur and professional sports in the United States. The sprawling 220-acre state-of-the-art complex features The Milk House, a 30,000-square-foot field house which seats 5,000 for basketball; the 9,500-seat Ballpark at Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex; and the Hess Sports Fields, which include multiple baseball, softball and soccer fields. In addition, the complex has 10 tennis courts including a stadium court, and a track & field complex.

The complex is home to more than 170 amateur and professional sports events each year, including the NFL Tampa Bay Buccaneers training camp, the Major League Baseball Atlanta Braves spring training, the Pop Warner Super Bowl, AAU National Championship events, the Sports Experience interactive play area and the All-Star Café sports-themed restaurant.

The complex is the centerpiece of Disney’s Wide World of Sports, which includes 99 holes of golf among six golf courses, including the site of the PGA TOUR’s prestigious Walt Disney World Classic; the Richard Petty Driving Experience; the Walt Disney World Marathon; BASS fishing excursions; plus Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon, the two most popular water parks in the United States; and a variety of sports and recreation activities such as boating, fishing, parasailing and surfing.

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Disney Flower Fest Expands to 60 Days

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — A flower-festooned pirate ship will drop anchor and Disney princess topiaries will color the landscape at the 14th annual Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival April 5-June 3 at Walt Disney World Resort. Previously running for seven weeks, the popular festival expands to 60 days this year and offers more floral fantasy and gardening fun than ever before.

The first-ever pirate ship topiary will feature Peter Pan and his nemesis, Captain Hook, plus Tinker Bell — all as intricately designed topiaries. Pirate Mickey Mouse and Princess Minnie Mouse, plus Cinderella and Prince Charming, Belle and her Beast from “Beauty and the Beast,” and other popular characters make topiary appearances throughout the park. A towering Pirate Goofy, with Donald Duck and Pluto, offer Disney gardeners a chance to reach new topiary heights.

In all, there will be more than 70 topiaries — plus 30 million blooms, artfully designed floral beds, expertly crafted bonsai trees and lush rose gardens gracing the 300 acres of Future World and World Showcase. For the first time in the festival’s history, Disney’s horticultural team will plant two crop rotations during the fest — which will produce “the biggest opening show ever” and allow for a more brilliant floral display for the festival’s duration, says horticultural manager, Eric Darden.

Beyond the dazzling displays of bursting blooms, the Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival is known by gardening aficionados for its celebrity guest speakers, hands-on seminars and innovative planting demonstrations and exhibits.

Each evening, Flower Power concerts rock the park with live entertainment from top acts of the 1960s and ’70s. Past lineups have included The Turtles, Davy Jones, The Association and other crowd pleasers.

Minnie’s Magnificent Butterfly Garden is back with hundreds of butterflies in a screened, walk-through enclosure that will include a live exhibit showing how caterpillars form a chrysalis and emerge as butterflies. The family-oriented Growing Future Gardeners area, complete with colorful (and tasty) planting ideas for kids and parents, doubles in size this year following an overwhelming family response during its 2006 debut.

New themed weekend events will salute spring romance and Easter whimsy. Back by popular demand are the child-friendly I Dig Bugs weekend, Art in the Garden weekend, and the time-honored Mother’s Day celebration, among others.

Other festival features include:

• The Festival Center, where guests can find program guides and festival merchandise and attend speaker presentations and demonstrations.
• The popular Great American Gardeners series, opening with Paul James of HGTV’s “Gardening by the Yard,” April 5-8.
• A “Lift and Sniff” Fragrance Garden at the France pavilion showcasing flowers and plants used to create several Guerlain perfumes.
• Disney Gardening at Home presentations during which Disney horticulturists share tips and secrets for at-home gardening.
• Kids’ activities, including an upgraded, fun-filled Tinker Bell’s Fairy Garden, Disney character meet and greets and daily ladybug releases.

More information about the Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival is available by calling 407/W-DISNEY (934-7639) or by visiting disneyworld.com/flower. The festival, including all gardening programs and exhibits, is included in regular Epcot admission.

And while millions of blooms adorn Epcot, one million very special dreams will be granted to guests visiting Walt Disney World and Disneyland resorts during a first-of-its kind celebration, “The Year of a Million Dreams.” Guests will find Disney cast members delivering an unprecedented level of guest service. The celebration will also be highlighted by the debut of innovative Disney attractions and entertainment spectaculars at both Disneyland and Walt Disney World resorts.

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(FEB. 14, 2007): A dream-come-true Valentine’s Day wedding became a reality today for John Kinney and Julie Parsons of Hillsboro, Ore. during the “Brides” magazine “Dream Team Wedding” at Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. The couple was selected from a nationwide search conducted by “Brides” magazine for a fantasy wedding in front of Cinderella Castle at Magic Kingdom during Disney Parks’ “Year of a Million Dreams” celebration. Top bridal industry experts worked their magic to create a once-in-a-lifetime wedding fit for a princess.

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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — Downtown Disney Pleasure Island is buzzing in February as the nighttime destination presents two annual events:

• Pleasure Island becomes Sweetheart Island, celebrating the romance of Valentine’s Day, Feb. 9, 10 and 14. Red and silver reign supreme on these special evenings, setting the stage for a host of heartwarming and humorous performances honoring the lovelorn and lovebirds alike.
• Parti Gras puts a Pleasure Island spin on the famous Mardi Gras tradition Feb. 16, 17 and 20. On these nights, feathered banners, fabric swags, purple and green garland, Mardi Gras masks and more are the backdrop for a party that includes special entertainers, live bands and more.Guests may experience the outdoor elements of these celebrations free of charge. Admission to the Pleasure Island nightclubs requires a separate ticket. Guests may visit the Pleasure Island ticket booths for details on ticket pricing and age restrictions.

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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — All you need is love — and a Walt Disney World vacation — to make this year’s Valentine’s Day dreams come true. It’s “The Year of a Million Dreams” at Disney Parks, and with dreams being granted to guests every day, there’s no better time to visit the home of the world’s greatest storybook romances.

Whether it’s a spa treatment for two, a horse-drawn carriage through the South or a view of the sunset over an African savannah, these top ten delights create the perfect setting for unscripted romance on Valentine’s Day or any day!

• 1. A South Pacific paradise awaits at Disney’s Polynesian Resort, where couples can lounge on a hammock made for two amidst tropical landscaping, cascading waterfalls and a picturesque view of Seven Seas Lagoon.
• 2. In the United Kingdom pavilion at Epcot, guests can stroll through the serene Perennial Garden, an oft-missed attraction (it hides snuggly behind the thatched-roof cottage of The Tea Caddy). Sample an English biscuit and a cup of Twinings tea, then relax on one of the many benches that provide excellent views of fluttering butterflies and seasonal flower blooms.
• 3. It was a “Bella Notte” when Lady and the Tramp shared that famous spaghetti noodle, so to celebrate the 50th anniversary of their classic romance, guests can recreate the moment at Tony’s Town Square in Magic Kingdom. Couples can share a heaping platter of the restaurant’s signature dish, spaghetti and meatballs dressed in Tony’s tomato sauce, next to an indoor Lady and the Tramp fountain or outdoors on a patio that provides excellent parade views on special nights. (Info: 407/WDW-DINE)
• 4. Travel amidst scenic waterways and the grand manors of Disney’s Port Orleans Resort-Riverside on a horse-drawn carriage ride, departing most nights from Boatwright’s Dining Hall. For $35, couples can enjoy a 25-minute journey in an antique carriage with dreamy views of the resort’s southern-inspired locales. (Info: 407/WDW-PLAY)
• 5. At Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, guests can indulge in one of many pampering services, including the Citrus Zest Treatment, a signature couples massage held in a romantic candlelit treatment room reserved solely for couples. The Grand Romantic Evening package offers a 50- or 80-minute aromatherapy massage, and for guests who prefer a hands-on experience, the Couples Instructional Massage provides the chance to massage one another with instruction from a certified masseuse. (Info: 407/824-2332)
• 6. Rent an old-fashioned fringe-topped surrey for two at Disney’s BoardWalk, then bicycle around the old-fashioned pier amidst street performers, carnival games and the sweet smell of cotton candy. Guests can pedal to the nearby Disney’s Yacht Club and Disney’s Beach Club resorts or the Swan and Dolphin resorts for $19-$25. (Info: 407/560-8750)
• 7. Continue your storybook romance by renewing your vows with Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings. Disney’s wedding specialists become the fairy godmothers, incorporating all the elements including ceremony, cuisine, floral arrangements and more. Each celebration can be custom-tailored to the whims and fancies of the couple to make their milestone magical. (Info: 321/939-4623)
• 8. A night’s stay at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge is an experience in itself! With most rooms overlooking a 33-acre savannah filled with 200 exotic animals and birds, guests can watch the sunset — or sunrise — over Africa from their private balcony. Room service can deliver breakfast in bed, or for more exotic cuisine, Jiko-The Cooking Place, a AAA Four Diamond restaurant, is steps away from the lobby. (Info: 407/W-DISNEY)
• 9. For the utmost in romance by sea, guests can rent the Grand Floridian’s Grand 1, a 45-foot Sea Ray 450 Express Bridge Yacht, that provides private dining, butler service and a captain during a cruise along Seven Seas Lagoon. At Disney’s Yacht and Beach Club Marina, the Breathless, a handsome reproduction of a 1930 mahogany runabout, is also available for private cruises. (Info: 407/824-2682)
• 10. Unmatched elegance lives at Victoria & Albert’s at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, central Florida’s only AAA Five Diamond restaurant (and one of just 58 restaurants in North America with the distinction). A table for two offers Royal Doulton china, Cristofle silver, personalized menus, and soft harp music in an intimate 18-table dining room. A meal at the Chef’s Table seats guests in Victoria & Albert’s kitchen with a culinary feast custom-tailored to their specific tastes by Disney’s executive chef. (Info: 407/WDW-DINE)

Additional general information about Walt Disney World Resort is available by logging on to disneyworld.com, visiting a travel agent or calling 407/824-4321.

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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — The storybook setting and amorous ambiance of Walt Disney World Resort has lovebirds flocking to the Vacation Kingdom for a romantic getaway. Moonlit strolls, luxurious spas and intimate dining make it feel like Valentine’s Day every day at the Vacation Kingdom.Couples who’ve been bitten by the love bug don’t need a fairy godmother to find romance at Walt Disney World Resort. This is, after all, home to some of the world’s most famous romances: Cinderella and Prince Charming, Lady and the Tramp, Beauty and the Beast — and don’t forget America’s sweethearts, Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse.

Throughout the 25,000-acre playground, love is in the air at the Vacation Kingdom. During a couples spa experience. In the middle of a romantic dinner. Or on one of the “love boats” that cruise Walt Disney World waterways.

Honeymooners thrive in the romantic allure of Walt Disney World Resort — a top-rated honeymoon destination, according to industry experts.

And for couples who want to make their own fairy tale dream come true — complete with Cinderella’s coach and her famous glass slipper — Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings can create an enchanting, unforgettable union.

The four Walt Disney World theme parks create a perfect setting for unscripted romance — whether it’s a stroll along the lush Maharajah Jungle Trek at Disney’s Animal Kingdom or a relaxing stop for espresso and pastries at a sidewalk table in the France pavilion at Epcot World Showcase. Beyond the parks, couples can embrace a collection of romantic experiences that seem designed just for them:

• The Couple that ‘Spas’ Together, Stays Together — What’s more enjoyable than a luxurious spa treatment? Imagine sharing it with that special someone. The Grand Floridian Spa & Health Club, in Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, features a “couples room” where guests can enjoy specialized spa treatments — such as massages and facials — with the one they love. For information about these spa treatments, call 407/824-2332.

• Magical Resorts — From the romance of an African lodge to the Victorian splendor of Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, the mood is set for an enchanting stay at Walt Disney World Resort. Disney’s fantasy hotels transport couples to faraway places with lavish theming, picturesque views and superior service. For reservations, call 407/W-DISNEY (934-7639).

• The Love Boat — The Grand Floridian’s Grand 1 – an elegant 45-foot yacht — can give couples, or parties up to 13, a stunning view of “Wishes” fireworks showering above Magic Kingdom during select evening cruises along Seven Seas Lagoon. Private butler service and gourmet meals also are available. Romantic evening cruises begin at $375.58/hour, including captain and private deck hand. Reservations can be made up to 90 days in advance by calling 407/824-2682.At Disney’s Yacht and Beach Club Marina, a handsome reproduction of a 1930 mahogany runabout is available for private rental. Afternoon 10-minute excursions are $28.16 (up to seven people), and half-hour cruises are $79.81 for up to seven people. For $234.74, up to seven guests can take a Fireworks Cruise (45-50 minutes) for an exhilarating, one-of-a-kind view of “IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth.” The craft travels across Crescent Lake to Epcot for the nightly fireworks, sound and laser show. Reservations can be made up to 90 days in advance by calling 407/WDW-PLAY (939-7529).

  Oh, and the name of the boat is perfect for couples in love: Breathless.

• Disney Dining Serves Romance — Couples find Disney dining infused with romance in settings ranging from the subdued to the spectacular.

  California Grill atop Disney’s Contemporary Resort offers a panoramic view overlooking the Magic Kingdom theme park. Here, stellar cuisine and the restaurant’s award-winning selection of California wines set the stage. Lovebirds can catch a Florida sunset over Magic Kingdom.

  One of the most romantic dinner spots at Walt Disney World Resort is a table for two at Victoria & Albert’s at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa. The elegant restaurant has been honored with the Five-Diamond Award from AAA for its gourmet cuisine. Combining Royal Doulton china, Cristofle silver and personalized menus, Victoria & Albert’s is the “crown jewel” of the Grand Floridian’s dining destinations. Soft harp music fills the air as “maids” and “butlers” provide stellar service to each of the 18 tables in the intimate dining room. Ladies also receive a long-stemmed red rose.

  For the ultimate romantic experience, an evening at the Chef’s Table is unsurpassed. Couples are seated at a table in Victoria & Albert’s kitchen and treated to a culinary feast custom tailored to their specific tastes by Chef Scott Hunnel.

  Guests who prefer to dine in an even more intimate setting at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa need only to pick up the closest telephone. The Grand Floridian can arrange a private dinner for two, served against the elegant backdrop of the Grand Floridian beach — or aboard the Grand 1 – on a sunset excursion around Seven Seas Lagoon. Certain menu items can be specially prepared for the evening. Twenty-four hours notice is requested.

  For all Walt Disney World dining information, call 407/WDW-DINE (939-3463).

• Nature Lovers — A horseback ride through one of the backwoods trails at Walt Disney World Resort is just the thing for couples who share a love of nature and each other. Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground offers wrangler-led tours (45 minutes) through the deep, pine-scented woods that make up part of the Vacation Kingdom’s 25,000 acres. Tours leave several times daily from Trail Blaze Corral, and may be reserved by calling 407/WDW-PLAY (939-7529).

• Romantic Evening — Horse-drawn carriage rides through the wilderness of Walt Disney World Resort are a romantic treat for couples looking for a secluded nighttime outing. The antique carriages depart from Pioneer Hall at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground and traverse throughout the scenic landscape of the 700-acre rustic resort. Or guests can choose a relaxing old-fashioned carriage ride through Disney’s Port Orleans Resort-Riverside with pickup at Boatwright’s Dining Hall. Each respective excursion is 30 minutes long for $35, available nightly from 5:30-9:30 p.m. For reservations, call 407/WDW-PLAY (939-7529).

• Weddings Around the ‘World’ — The epitome of Disney romance can be summed up in four words: Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings. Since the first wedding at Disney’s Wedding Pavilion in 1995, approximately 1,500 couples each year have exchanged vows at Walt Disney World Resort.

  For these couples, dreams become reality. Where else but at Disney could a bride arrive for her wedding in Cinderella’s glass coach, have a handsome major domo carry wedding rings to the altar in a glass slipper, or have Mickey and Minnie greet guests at the reception?

  Whether it’s an elegant ball at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, a traditional ceremony at the Wedding Pavilion, a country hoe-down at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground, or a beach-themed wedding complete with tiki torches, leis and luau on one of the Walt Disney World white-sand beaches, Disney custom designs each wedding with the famous “Disney Difference” — providing attention to the tiniest detail.

  Disney’s wedding specialists become the fairy godmother, incorporating all the elements including ceremony, entertainment, cuisine, floral arrangements, audiovisuals and accommodations. For more information on Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings, call 321/939-4623, or visit www.disneyweddings.com.

  Couples who are tying the knot back home can arrange a Fairy Tale Honeymoon by calling 321/939-4623 or visiting www.disneyhoneymoons.com.

• Renewing Vows — Many couples who’ve been married for years are coming to Walt Disney World Resort, often with their families, to renew their vows five, 10, 25 and 50 years later. A Disney vacation provides the perfect backdrop to celebrate this family milestone. Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings experts can tailor the ceremony and celebration to suit each couple.

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Scheduled for release in 2008, Game Boys follows the story of two 30-year-old gamers hired by the Department of Homeland Security to recruit an army of gamers to battle the live monsters created from the video game they have already mastered. The idea itself sounds a bit much but we’ll have to wait and see what Disney and crew can pull off.

So far only Jerry Bruckheimer has been announced as producer but no lead roles have yet been listed for this movie.

Time will tell if this movie can pull of what the majority of other gaming movies haven’t been able to do, which is make a good gaming movie.

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Tony has submitted a stunning photo of the Disney Castle with our Photo Submission form page! Check out Tony’s photo below and feel free to submit your own photos as well!

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