Although we do not have the disneyland or disney world in Malaysia, but those popular destination are close to the hearts of the kids here.
In late August, 2010, the Playhouse Disney’s Mickey Mouse Clubhouse is bringing fun and learning to kindergarten children throughout the Klang Valley from now until September.A series of lively Mickey Mouse Clubhouse shows will held in 250 kindergartens.
The children at Tadika Eden, Subang Jaya, eagerly participating in an energetic storytelling session.
The special performances spotlight various interactive activities and games.
It will include an energetic story-telling session of Mickey Mouse and friends in one of their super-fabulous adventures and getting the little ones to get physical and active to Mickey Mousekersize, which is Playhouse Disney’s newest fitness-themed short-form series that promotes the fun of exercising.
In Malaysia, the third season of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse premiered on March 2010 on Playhouse Disney (Astro Channel 613) together with the debut of Mickey Mousekersize. The shows air daily at 9.30am.
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
7 Steps Guides To Walt Disney World
A holiday, like any other worthy things you want to do, need careful planning to avoid any inconveniences and to manage the cost.
This short article provides the window the plan and the a more details plan can easily be obtained.
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If you're planning a Walt Disney World vacation this Summer or Fall you'll need to start planning and preparing like no other vacation before. Walt Disney World covers 47 square miles (think twice as large as Manhattan and you'll get the idea!) and has so many things to do that even those who live in Orlando struggle to keep up with it all.
In short, here's just SOME of the available offerings at Walt Disney World:
* 4 major theme parks: Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Animal Kingdom and Disney's Hollywood Studios
* 2 water parks: Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon
* Over 20 large resorts
* 5 golf courses
* 2 mini-golf courses
* Numerous lakes offering water sports, boating and fishing
* 2 dinner shows
* BoardWalk entertainment district
* DisneyQuest "virtual theme park"
* Downtown Disney shopping and dining district
So with all this choice, just where do you begin?
1. When.
Deciding when to go will be top of your list. Much will depend on your budget, kids' school schedules and other factors such as what you like to do individually and as a family, will heavily influence your decision.
Tip #1: Visit Disney when the kids are in school to enjoy the quieter theme parks more. Lines will be shorter and more comfortable
2. What.
This is a critical step in the planning. There is so much to do that you'll want to plan out what everyone wants to see and do.
Tip #2: List the "Must Do's" and then do a secondary list of "Maybe's". Involve everyone in this process and you'll have a more enjoyable trip.
3. How Long?
There's never enough time to see it all, so armed with your list in #2 you can now chart out how long it will take you to visit the "Must Do's" and how long it will take you to do the "Maybe's." Be warned, even if you visit for a month, you simply can't see it all.
Tip #3: If you want to visit all four theme parks and actually experience the majority of the attractions, parades and shows, you will need at least 5 full days! (Epcot can easily take 2 days all by itself as it is split into two sections; Future World and World Showcase. You might also find you need a day and a half at Magic Kingdom to enjoy everything there is on offer.)
If you then find you would like to do some of the "extras," like Blizzard Beach or Typhoon Lagoon water parks or a trip to DisneyQuest you will need to allow more days. If you are visiting for a first time, I believe you need at least 7 to 10 days to do all the major theme parks and sample some of the other delights.
4. Transportation.
Depending where you live you'll need to decide whether to travel by plane or automobile. If you're flying, do you then want to rent a vehicle so you can see other things in the Orlando area?
Tip #4: Hire a car and stay off site to save money. There are some great places to stay that will help you save way more than the cost of vehicle hire.
5. Theme Park Tickets.
A big expense when visiting Walt Disney World is the cost of entry to the parks. It is important to look over your itinerary, get out the calculator, take a look at all the prices and available deals to figure out which tickets make most sense for your situation.
Tip #5: There are many ticket companies offering great deals. Check each one out and don't be tempted by the deal that seems to be too good. Go with a reputable and approved Disney ticket agency.
6. Where To Stay.
Here's another big decision. Stay on Disney property or stay off site? If you take the advice in Tip #4 you'll stay off site and save $$$'s but if you are seriously considering an on site resort stay then make sure you check out all of Disney's resorts by searching for photo's and details on the internet. Each resort is themed differently and some are very expensive.
Tip #6: Rent a Vacation Home. Renting a vacation home off site makes a lot of sense for most families. A fully equipped vacation home has 3 to 7 bedrooms (enough room for all the family at one nightly rate rather than multiple rooms at a hotel), a fully equipped kitchen (prepare meals at home rather than eat in expensive restaurants), large lounge and living areas (with flat screen TV's, DVD's VCR's, games machines) and your own private heated swimming pool.
You'll not only save money but you can keep all the family together and create some great memories.
7. Relax and Enjoy.
Don't forgetto take some time out to do absolutely nothing. The temptation with a Disney vacation is to always be on the go. It's important to allow time to recharge your batteries and to go home refreshed.
Tip #7: Allow one rest day for every two days of theme parks.
That's it! Everything else is "gravy." You can make reservations for meals, book special events and do all kinds of other planning but these are the seven basic steps to enjoy a great Disney vacation. Have fun!
About Nigel Worrall:
Nigel Worrall is President / CEO of Florida Leisure Vacation Homes & Total Real Estate Solutions. He is regularly sought by the media as a vacation home and real estate expert and has featured on NBC, ABC, Fox, CBS. He has also featured in The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, New York Times, Newsweek, Chicago Sun Times, Washington Post, Orlando Sentinel, Orlando Business Journal and several other leading publications. Nigel is also the best selling author of "Big Ideas For Your Business" (Advantage Media)
Nigel serves many clients around the world as a Realtor, Real Estate Broker, Real Estate Investor, Mortgage Broker and Real Estate Trainer.
About Florida Leisure:
Florida Leisure Vacation Homes is the leading vacation home company in the Orlando, Fla. - Disney area, offering 3-7 bedroom private vacation homes near to all the Orlando area attractions. Each home has it's own fully equipped kitchen, 3-7 bedrooms, lounge, dining room, laundry, 2 car garage and best of all, private swimming pool. http://www.FloridaLeisure.com
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Nigel_G_Worrall
This short article provides the window the plan and the a more details plan can easily be obtained.
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If you're planning a Walt Disney World vacation this Summer or Fall you'll need to start planning and preparing like no other vacation before. Walt Disney World covers 47 square miles (think twice as large as Manhattan and you'll get the idea!) and has so many things to do that even those who live in Orlando struggle to keep up with it all.
In short, here's just SOME of the available offerings at Walt Disney World:
* 4 major theme parks: Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Animal Kingdom and Disney's Hollywood Studios
* 2 water parks: Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon
* Over 20 large resorts
* 5 golf courses
* 2 mini-golf courses
* Numerous lakes offering water sports, boating and fishing
* 2 dinner shows
* BoardWalk entertainment district
* DisneyQuest "virtual theme park"
* Downtown Disney shopping and dining district
So with all this choice, just where do you begin?
1. When.
Deciding when to go will be top of your list. Much will depend on your budget, kids' school schedules and other factors such as what you like to do individually and as a family, will heavily influence your decision.
Tip #1: Visit Disney when the kids are in school to enjoy the quieter theme parks more. Lines will be shorter and more comfortable
2. What.
This is a critical step in the planning. There is so much to do that you'll want to plan out what everyone wants to see and do.
Tip #2: List the "Must Do's" and then do a secondary list of "Maybe's". Involve everyone in this process and you'll have a more enjoyable trip.
3. How Long?
There's never enough time to see it all, so armed with your list in #2 you can now chart out how long it will take you to visit the "Must Do's" and how long it will take you to do the "Maybe's." Be warned, even if you visit for a month, you simply can't see it all.
Tip #3: If you want to visit all four theme parks and actually experience the majority of the attractions, parades and shows, you will need at least 5 full days! (Epcot can easily take 2 days all by itself as it is split into two sections; Future World and World Showcase. You might also find you need a day and a half at Magic Kingdom to enjoy everything there is on offer.)
If you then find you would like to do some of the "extras," like Blizzard Beach or Typhoon Lagoon water parks or a trip to DisneyQuest you will need to allow more days. If you are visiting for a first time, I believe you need at least 7 to 10 days to do all the major theme parks and sample some of the other delights.
4. Transportation.
Depending where you live you'll need to decide whether to travel by plane or automobile. If you're flying, do you then want to rent a vehicle so you can see other things in the Orlando area?
Tip #4: Hire a car and stay off site to save money. There are some great places to stay that will help you save way more than the cost of vehicle hire.
5. Theme Park Tickets.
A big expense when visiting Walt Disney World is the cost of entry to the parks. It is important to look over your itinerary, get out the calculator, take a look at all the prices and available deals to figure out which tickets make most sense for your situation.
Tip #5: There are many ticket companies offering great deals. Check each one out and don't be tempted by the deal that seems to be too good. Go with a reputable and approved Disney ticket agency.
6. Where To Stay.
Here's another big decision. Stay on Disney property or stay off site? If you take the advice in Tip #4 you'll stay off site and save $$$'s but if you are seriously considering an on site resort stay then make sure you check out all of Disney's resorts by searching for photo's and details on the internet. Each resort is themed differently and some are very expensive.
Tip #6: Rent a Vacation Home. Renting a vacation home off site makes a lot of sense for most families. A fully equipped vacation home has 3 to 7 bedrooms (enough room for all the family at one nightly rate rather than multiple rooms at a hotel), a fully equipped kitchen (prepare meals at home rather than eat in expensive restaurants), large lounge and living areas (with flat screen TV's, DVD's VCR's, games machines) and your own private heated swimming pool.
You'll not only save money but you can keep all the family together and create some great memories.
7. Relax and Enjoy.
Don't forgetto take some time out to do absolutely nothing. The temptation with a Disney vacation is to always be on the go. It's important to allow time to recharge your batteries and to go home refreshed.
Tip #7: Allow one rest day for every two days of theme parks.
That's it! Everything else is "gravy." You can make reservations for meals, book special events and do all kinds of other planning but these are the seven basic steps to enjoy a great Disney vacation. Have fun!
About Nigel Worrall:
Nigel Worrall is President / CEO of Florida Leisure Vacation Homes & Total Real Estate Solutions. He is regularly sought by the media as a vacation home and real estate expert and has featured on NBC, ABC, Fox, CBS. He has also featured in The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, New York Times, Newsweek, Chicago Sun Times, Washington Post, Orlando Sentinel, Orlando Business Journal and several other leading publications. Nigel is also the best selling author of "Big Ideas For Your Business" (Advantage Media)
Nigel serves many clients around the world as a Realtor, Real Estate Broker, Real Estate Investor, Mortgage Broker and Real Estate Trainer.
About Florida Leisure:
Florida Leisure Vacation Homes is the leading vacation home company in the Orlando, Fla. - Disney area, offering 3-7 bedroom private vacation homes near to all the Orlando area attractions. Each home has it's own fully equipped kitchen, 3-7 bedrooms, lounge, dining room, laundry, 2 car garage and best of all, private swimming pool. http://www.FloridaLeisure.com
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Nigel_G_Worrall
Monday, April 26, 2010
The Walt Disney
The Walt Disney is the largest media and entertainment conglomerate in the world. It was founded in October 16, 1923 by brothers Walt Disney and Roy Disney. with original company's name as The Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio.
It was best known for the production of its film studio, the Walt Disney Motion Pictures Group. Today one of the largest and best-known studios in Hollywood. Beside the film studio, Disney also owns and operates the ABC broadcast television network. In the other entertainment business, the company owns and licenses 11 theme parks around the world.
The company in fact consists of 4 major division
1. The valued, Walt Disney Studios is in the business of filming, recording and theater.
2. Parks and Resorts is in theme parks, cruise line and other travel-related businesses.
3. The Disney Consumer Products - produces toys, clothing, and other merchandising based on Disney-owned properties rights
4. The Media Networks - includes the company's television and Internet operations.
Some of the public financial data are attached below:
Year 1991 – only 3 Divisions
* Walt Disney Studio Entertainment– $2,600 million
* Disney Consumer Products - $724 millions
* Walt Disney Parks and Resorts – 2,800 millions
In 2008 – Four Divisions
* Walt Disney Studio Entertainment- $7,348 millions
* Disney Consumer Products - $2,415
* Walt Disney Parks and Resorts - $11,504
* Disney Media Networks - $15,857 .
Park and Resorts
The Company works to plan, builds and manages the parks and resort. The First park was opened in 1955, at Anaheim, California. This is the only park built by the founder Walt Disney
The biggest is the Walt Disney World Resort opened 1971 with the Magic Kingdom and three resort hotels.
The List of the Parks are given below:
1. California – The First Built by Walt Disney
2. Florida Disney World Resort – The Biggest
3. Tokyo – Japan 1983 First outside USA.
4. Paris – The second resort outside USA 1992.
5. Hong Kong Disneyland Resort - 2005
6. Shanghai Resort -expected open in 2014.
About The Disney World Florida
- It was opened 1971
- Located in Orlando Florida
- It is the biggest of the Walt Disney Resorts.
- It is also the largest vacation resort most popular tourist destination in the world. It has Four theme parks, two water parks, a shopping and entertainment complex, 20 resort hotels, eight golf courses and many more.
Visiting Disney World Florida
- Advance Planning is necessary to avoid disappointment.
-Big saving can be made by careful planning.
-Get advice and tips. Check the following site
- Proven saving exceeding the cost
To get the Guide to Trip’s Saving:==> CLICK HERE
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Saturday, April 24, 2010
Cheaper Disney World Holiday
You Do Not Have To Be Rich
To Enjoy The Extravagant Disney World Holiday
With Your Families or Your Loved Ones At Fraction
Of The Normal Cost. The Best Seller Travel Author and
Former Cast Member Of Disney World Want To Share The Joy.
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