For the first time, Disney is hosting an official scavenger hunt that is open to the public throughout the Disneyland Resort property.

Disney plans to demolish the waterfalls, a man-made stone and fountain area with paths in and around the falls, as part of renovations of the hotel grounds. The waterfalls are free and accessible to the general public.

Despite requests from some fans, Disney plans to stick with renovation plans and close the waterfalls Aug. 16.

Disneyland recently began selling wooden toy guns again, about nine years after pulling them off of store shelves.

Disney officials decided to resume sales of the toy guns, which are now orange and green, because of customers’ requests, said Betsy Sanchez, a Disneyland Resort spokeswoman.

This weekend is the last time that Southern California residents can take advantage of a summer discount on Disneyland Resort park tickets.

A record number of Disneyland Half Marathon racers have signed up to run Sunday through Anaheim theme parks and streets, some of which will be closed for the event.

Crews are set to start removing two recognizable features of Disney California Adventure’s entrance as part of a $1 billion overhaul of the theme park.

Officials with the Council on American-Islamic Relations say the scarf acts as an Islamic head covering, called a hijab, in accordance with her Muslim religion.

Disney officials don’t call it a hijab — just a head scarf to accommodate an employees needs.

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