The internet abounds wil fantastic planning resources for a Disney World vacation. We boil it down to the top 10 (or so) websites to help you plan that perfect vacation.

If you’ve been to Disney.com recently, has the company been tracking your visits to other websites, too?

That’s what a federal lawsuit has suggested, saying that Disney — as well as Warner Bros. Records, Ustream, Demand Media and others — knowingly used widget-advertising company Clearspring Technologies to illegally track website users.

When I first started finding Disney people on twitter and reading their blogs, I noticed a little icon on some of the posts: a little Cinderella castle with the word “mark it” underneath. I clicked, and was taken to DisMarks.com. It looked like a “digg.com”-type site only ALL about Disney topics. What could be better? Well, DisMarks is on twitter and facebook, so the content gets tweeted and posted there as well!

The Disney sites—ESPN, Disney.com, Disneyworld, Disneyland and ABC News—are down across the board.
It’s unclear what’s going on, but there are multiple network failures. I have tried multiple pings, trace routes and monitoring services and they are all coming back negative.
The sky is falling, the sky is falling!