Moms and dads alike can submit applications to be a part of one of the best Disney vacation planning groups.

After a fatal monorail crash last summer and the death of a killer-whale trainer earlier this year, both Walt Disney World and SeaWorld Orlando face potentially ugly wrongful-death lawsuits.

I’m about to say something that is going to make me extremely unpopular almost immediately, but I ask that you stick with me. After years of gazing down Hollywood Boulevard, both in the morning before guests are flocking to distant destinations and in the evenings when the neon sparkles brighter than the stars, I’ve realized that I don’t mind the Sorcerer’s Hat as much as I once did.

If you have visited the Magic Kingdom park at Walt Disney World in Florida you know that there is music pumped in to every land in the park, but there is one place that you can’t hear any music!

In an interview a few years prior to his tragic death in 1990, American Adventure show producer and Disney Legend Randy Bright said this about one of the attraction’s abandoned concepts:

“We went through six abject failures before we got to an American Adventure that we all felt comfortable with, which ultimately became what we have today.