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Epcot Update: Mexico Cantina Construction, More TRONorail, Flower & Garden Festival, Garden Town, David Cassidy from the Flower Power Concert Series

Hi everyone!

The flowers at Epcot (for the Epcot Flower and Garden Festival) are growing in beautifully, and much has changed with the construction at the park as well. There is a shop that sells flower designed showers, and some of the showers were displayed outside (below, left). The Cantina de San Angel in Mexico now has visible construction (below, right).

March 22nd, 2010 | Tags: Cantina de San Angel, David Cassidy, Flower & Garden Festival 2010, Flower Power concert series, Garden Town, Mexico Cantina, Tron Legacy 2010, Tron monorail, Tronorail | Category: Whats Happening | Comments Off

Magic Kingdom, Downtown Disney, Epcot: News and Construction Update – Photos and Video

Hi everyone!

We’ve been experiencing beautiful weather in Orlando after the freezing temps at the start of the year. Off-season is a transitional time at Walt Disney World, and much of the update will have to do with that. We also have a few videos to share, including “I’m Walking Right Down the Middle of Main Street USA“. One photo of the performance is below, left and you can scroll down to see the video. New blooms have been planted and you can see some of them in front of the Crystal Palace, which is in the middle of it’s rehab (below, right).

January 25th, 2010 | Tags: Cantina de San Angel, Crystal Palace, Downtown Disney, Epcot, Illuminations barges, Jammitors, Living with the Land, Magic Kingdom, Main Street USA, Vinylmation, Walt Disney World | Category: Whats Happening | Comments Off

Walt Disney World Freeze, Magic Kingdom, Epcot and Polynesian Resort Update – Photos and Video

Hi everyone!

Orlando has been in a deep freeze this week, with temperatures as low as the mid-20′s (maybe not a deep freeze, but very cold nonetheless!) Around the parks and resorts, you can see flowers, plants and trees covered up from the cold – often making it look like even more of a winter wonderland (below, left at Epcot and below, right at the Polynesian Resort).