MuppetVision 3D opened at Disney-MGM Studios 30 years ago. The attraction debuted a year after Muppet mastermind Jim Henson died and three years before Walt Disney Co. acquired the majority of the Muppets film and TV library.
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Walt Disney World will start selling new annual passes in time for the theme park’s 50th anniversary celebration, the company revealed on its parks blog Tuesday.
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Disney, Central Florida’s largest employer, is requiring all of its non-union hourly and salaried employees across the U.S. to get the coronavirus vaccine.
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Walt Disney World is set to require guests 2 and older to wear masks when inside starting Friday.
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Disney could get more than half a billion dollars in state tax incentives for the regional hub in Lake Nona where it plans to relocate more than 2,000 employees, documents show.
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“Disney World at 50,” a new book from the Orlando Sentinel, chronicles the historic development and opening of Walt Disney World.
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The cruise ship Disney Wonder is docked at Port Everglades, getting a feel for its potential new digs as the company negotiates a deal to establish a year-round home at the port beginning in 2023.
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“Behind the Attraction,” a new series on Disney+, gives the back stories on some theme park favorites sprinkled with sarcasm.
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Disney is using a tax incentive in the development of its new Lake Nona regional hub, a Disney spokesperson confirmed Friday. Meanwhile, it is still too early to know how many of the more than 2,000 Disney Parks, Experiences and Products professional employees will actually decide to make the move from California to the new campus in Orlando.
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A new Disney campus in Orlando’s Lake Nona community will be home to more than 2,000 employees relocating from California, the company revealed Thursday afternoon.
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