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When complete, the solar farm will occupy approximately 20
acres near World Drive and Epcot Center Drive at Walt Disney World Resort and
its 48,000 solar panels will be arranged in the familiar “Mickey Ears”.
Disney has announced the final line-up for this year's
Candlelight Processional, part of Holidays Around The World at Epcot.
Appearing for the first time are Meredith Vieira, Chandra
Wilson from the ABC TV show “Grey’s Anatomy,” Daniel Dae Kim (“Lost,” “Hawaii
Five-O”) and “Ugly Betty’s” America Ferrera.
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Gary Sinise - November 27
to 29, 2015
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Neil Patrick Harris -
November 30 to December 3, 2015
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Whoopi Goldberg - December
4 and 5, 2015
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Joe Morton - December 6 to
8, 2015
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Ana Gasteyer - December 9 to 11, 2015
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Meredith Vieira - December
12 to 14, 2015
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America Ferrera - December
15 to 17, 2015
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Chandra Wilson - December
18 to 20, 2015
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Daniel Dae Kim - December
21 to 23, 2015
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Edward James Olmos -
December 24 to 26, 2015
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Blair Underwood - December
27 to 28, 2015
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Amy Grant - December 29 to
30, 2015
The Disney controlled Reedy Creek Improvement District and
Duke Energy entered into a 15 year purchase agreement earlier this year for
Duke Energy to build, own and operate a 5-megawatt solar facility that will
serve the Reedy Creek Improvement District - providing solar power to Walt
Disney World.
Starting November 6 2015 in the existing Trophy Room
space, the Marketplace Co-Op will be home to a new store selling the new men's
apparel and accessory line 'Twenty Eight and Main.'
The upscale Twenty Eight & Main merchandise brings a
subtle Disney Parks connection to clothing and accessories, with the range
including leather messenger bags, shirts, caps, mugs and even an Adventurers
Club phone case and shirt.
Along with the new Marketplace Co-Op store, items from the
collection will be available on the new Shop Disney Parks app and at other
stores throughout Walt Disney World.
Soarin', will be closed for refurbishment for the first
half of 2016.
The closure begins on January 4 2016, with a reopening
later in the summer, although Disney has not yet given a date.
During the closure, the third theater will be added, along
with an upgrade to the existing theaters bringing new projection systems and a
new film - Soarin' Around the World.
The last major piece of the Magic Kingdom's newly expanded
hub area walkway is now open to guests.
Located on the west side of the hub between the
Adventureland and Liberty Square bridge, the new walkway now completes the
expanded walkway around the hub.
Like the east side walkway, the western side also includes
the popcorn stand.
Work is still continuing on the ramps around Cinderella
Castle.
B'net Al Houwariyate, the Morocco Pavilion's live
entertainment act, is no longer performing at Epcot.
Originating from Marrakesh, the group played instruments,
with song and dance - drawing from many generations of Moroccan traditions,
including rural Berber chants and Chaabi festival rhythms.
The group debuted in October 2014 as the replacement for
Mo'ROCKIN’ as part of a wide-sweeping clear-out of existing Epcot
entertainment.
Disney has today announced that Chef Rick Bayless, a
six-time James Beard Foundation winner, is bringing Frontera Fresco, his
table-service Mexican restaurant concept, to Disney Springs at Walt Disney
World Resort.
Opening in Summer 2016, Frontera Fresco will showcase the
gourmet Mexican cuisine that has put Chef Bayless on the culinary map.
“I’m thrilled to bring Frontera Fresco to Disney Springs
and share my passion for Mexican cuisine with the families who visit Orlando
every year,” Bayless said.
The new restaurant will feature authentic Mexican
specialties such as hand-crafted tortas, tacos, salads, fresh-made guacamole
and classic Mexican braised meat entrees, all prepared from time-honored
recipes with natural, locally sourced ingredients. Frontera Fresco also will
serve an extensive selection of margaritas, cocktails and craft beers and wine.
“Working with Chef Bayless to bring this fresh dining
concept to the new Disney Springs is a joy for us, and we can’t wait for guests
to experience it,” said Richard Debler, president and chief executive officer
of Vista Springs.
Philadelphia-based Daroff Design is designing the nearly
6,000-square-foot space, which will seat 200 guests. Vista Springs LLC will be
the restaurant operator.
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