With all of the appealing apparel, stores are often one location where guests forget to examine their surroundings. The shops along Disney’s Hollywood Studios’ Sunset Boulevard are filled with some of the more unique offerings within Walt Disney World, but are also incredibly detailed. Among their other details, the lightning fixtures are not simply gorgeous, they also illuminate the styles and design of Hollywood’s heyday.

Morocco wasn’t built in a day, but it was built with the assistance of the finest craftsmen, otherwise known as maalems, that Morocco’s King Hassan II had at his disposal. They worked down to the smallest detail to make the pavilion, and its reproduction, look and feel just like those found in the homeland.

It is a remarkable turn of the taste buds that many guests no longer accept subpar fare when dining at a quick service location within Walt Disney World. What is surprising, however, is that the still believe since they are dining with the masses that they have to give up a slow dining experience and ambiance.

The stories and legends of Pleasure Island are vast, and though many of the buildings have changed from their original purposes at Walt Disney World, the Imagineers themselves repurposed these buildings from Merriweather Pleasure’s original intent for them. Well, that’s if you believe the tales told around the island.

These are the stories of Portobello and Fulton’s, as presented by the Pleasure Island Historical Society.

Not many guests visit Camp Minnie-Mickey these days. The small, out of the way, land in Disney’s Animal Kingdom currently offers a few character interactions, some nice photo opportunities, and one stage show. There are no other attractions in the area, which begs the question as to why most guests would visit this area? The answer is simple if you let your ears do the walking.

Timon and Pumbaa’s Wild About Safety Campaign is an effort by Disney and Underwriters Laboratories Inc. to increase children’s awareness about safety issues. The program, aimed at children between the ages of 5 and 8, includes several components, including one specifically geared towards the theme parks.

Main Street Gazette suggests a better way to watch the American Idol finale show at Disney World each evening...