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The ESPN Zone in Downtown Disney today started the early stages of upgrading more than 100 of their 150 television screens to high definition — including the tubes in the bathrooms.

For many, getting up at the crack of dawn to be the first person at the Disneyland’s entry gate may be a bit extreme. The phrase, “What? Are you crazy?” has been heard before. But I am telling you, if you can drag yourself out of bed, get yourself ready, and make your way down to Anaheim that early, you will be rewarded with one of the most magical days you can have at the park.

Cars Land will be a new, self-contained segment of the California Adventure park featuring its own themed attractions, merchandising and live entertainment.

Cars Land will be a 12-acre expansion of the park, recreating the town of Radiator Springs from the movie. Pixar head John Lasseter was personally involved in developing the project.

For many years, I'd hear older Disneylanders refer to this little space as the Birthday Cake Room, and I often wondered why. Here's the real story behind the Birthday Cake Room...

Think there's not enough eateries in DCA since they pulled the plug on so many after the initial opening? Well, you might have a very exclusive eatery come 2011/2012 if the Imagineers and Suits have their way.

News and rumors about such things as two new additions to “Celebrate! A Street Party”, the moving of the Annual Passholder processing center to the Plaza Pavilion, the closure of the Timon parking lot, and much more beyond that. The most exciting announcement in WDWNT Network history. In honor of America’s independence, and also the attractions recent 35th anniversary, we present America Sings! More at http://disneylandnewstoday.com/

All about the 1975 Disneyland's and Magic Kingdom's "America on Parade", with rare artwork and pictures of the parade models.