The full “Alice & the Queen of Hearts: Back to Wonderland” BMX stunt show at Disneyland Paris is now available to watch online, thanks to Pixie Dust. The site shared a video of the full show taken during recent previews at Walt Disney Studios Park (soon to be Disney Adventure World).
‘Alice & the Queen of Hearts: Back to Wonderland’
“Alice & the Queen of Hearts: Back to Wonderland” features BMX stunts, acrobatics, singing, dancing, and more. Guests choose the show’s ending by deciding if Alice or the Queen of Hearts should win the croquet game.
Watch Pixie Dust’s video of “Alice & the Queen of Hearts: Back to Wonderland” below.
The 30-minute show will be performed three times per day once it makes its official premiere on May 25, for a limited-time run through September 29. It replaces “Moteurs…Action!: Stunt Show Spectacular,” which closed permanently in 2020, at the Theater of the Stars.
The beautiful Disney Dream has returned to the Mediterranean Sea once again for cruises aboard Disney Cruise Line throughout Europe this Summer. And with that, comes a lot of specific merchandise only available on those cruises. Take a look! From prehistoric ruins to grand palaces, a wealth of UNESCO World Heritage Sites are waiting to be […]
Fantasmic! finally returns to the Rivers of America at Disneyland on May 24, 2024, and despite the absence of the 45-foot-tall Maleficent dragon (a sore subject, we know), there’s still a lot to love about the iconic nighttime spectacular, including new show elements, new and returning dining packages, and our tried and true viewing tips! […]
Disney Dreamlight Valley is celebrating Disney Parks with the limited-time Dreamlight Parks Fest including new quests, cupcake baking, buttons, and popcorn buckets. Watch the trailer below and read on for more details.
Disney Dreamlight Valley — Dreamlight Parks Fest
Dreamlight Parks Fest is from May 15 through June 5.
Buttons and Buckets
To build popcorn buckets, users will need to search their Village for buttons. There are five types of buttons:
Red Buttons: Found around or inside Villager houses.
Blue Buttons: Found randomly while fishing at white fishing spots on Dazzle Beach and in Peaceful Meadow ponds.
Green Buttons: Rewarded through daily and weekly event quests.
Flower Buttons: Found around the Plaza and Peaceful Meadow.
Purple Buttons: Crafted with other Buttons.
The buckets, which can be built at a Crafting Table, are:
Cinderella Coach Popcorn Bucket
Figment Popcorn Bucket
Metallic Mickey Popcorn Bucket
Pooh “Hunny” Pot Popcorn Bucket
Stitch Popcorn Bucket
Different combinations of buttons create different buckets. Additional Disney Parks-inspired furniture is also available.
Daily & Weekly Quests
Mickey, Moana, Scrooge McDuck, Ursula, and WALL-E all have daily quests for users to make cupcakes. With each successful daily quest, you’ll receive four Green Buttons.
Scrooge offers a weekly quest crafting resources and picking flowers to turn into decorations. This quest also has Green Buttons as a reward.
If you take part in enough Dreamlight Parks Fest activities, you can unlock achievements and receive park maps as rewards.
Community Challenge
The community challenge encourages players to build their own Dreamlight Parks with five tasks:
Monument Masters: Share an in-game photo on social media featuring The Partners Statue furniture item.
Recycle Champions: Place Park Recycler items in-game. You can participate by placing multiple in your own Village!
Collection Curators: Place Ice Cream Stands and/or Bretzel Stands from the “A Day at Disney” Star Path.
Pastry Chefs: Cook new Dreamlight Parks Fest Cupcake recipes.
Attraction Enthusiasts: This one’s easy – interact with and ride an Attraction in-game!
Once a task’s requirement is met by players’ combined efforts, rewards will unlock.
Claim a free Park Recycling Bin, Park Bench, and Park Lamppost Banner using code PARKSFEST24 for a head start.
For more information, read the full guide from IGN.
The latest Chibi Tiny Tales visits Oceanside for another installment with the characters from Hailey’s On It! As they try and enjoy a simple picnic that is anything but simple. What’s Happening: Disney Channel has debuted a new Chibi Tiny Tales short, this time telling a new story based on the characters from their animated series, Hailey’s […]
The Galactic Gateway stage is undergoing a refurbishment, with a new color scheme beginning to take over.
Galactic Gateway Stage Refurbishment
Rolling planters remain around the Galactic Gateway stage, also called the Rockettower Plaza Stage, as refurbishment on the structure continues. Over the past three month, we’ve seen new paint going up on both the main stage and the tech booth that faces the stage. So far, the change marks a shift in color scheme, with the former mint green that was paired with futuristic silvers and grays changed to shades of blue.
In the latest update, the four shutters at the front of the stage have been repainted. They were formerly dark blue, with a lighter shade of blue in the slats, but are now a shade of gold.
This is likely not the final product, as the paint on the shutters is still patchy.
The rest of the front of the building has been stripped of its former paint job, which was white, with a dark blue stripe going up from the exterior shutters on each side.
The sides of exterior of the stage have been painted two different shades of blue. The area that is now light blue used to be white, while the dark blue sections were two different shades of green.
The color scheme continues on the back, with white and two different shades of blue paint. The stage has been home to meet and greets, dance parties, and stage shows in the past. It is located in between the Tomorrowland Joffrey’s Revive stand and Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress.
Alice & The Queen of Hearts: Back to Wonderland is the newest show debuting at the Disneyland Paris Resort and it’s a feast for the senses. Including dancing, singing, stunts, and effects, this gritty dive into Wonderland is not only a new take on the classic tale, but also an imaginative new entertainment experience for Disney parks […]
Disneyland Resort is currently seeking seasonal candidates for the character look-alike roles of Isabela and Luisa from “Encanto.”
Disney Casting Isabela and Luisa
The posting on the Disney Auditions website does not state exactly what kind of entertainment offering would feature Isable and Luisa. The posting mentions greetings and stage appearances, but that kind of generic information is included in most Disney casting calls.
The roles are seasonal, so Disney is not planning something permanent with the sisters, but additional entertainment opportunities may be available to the actors at the end of the season.
Here are the descriptions for Isabela and Luisa:
“ISABELA: (5’5″ – 5’9″) Isabela spreads joy and color in the Encanto, using her magical gift to make plants grow and flowers bloom. With each new cactus and palm tree, she’s discovering just how deep the roots of her creativity go.”
“LUISA: (5’10” – 6’1″) Sensitive and giving, Luisa is proud to shoulder the weight of her family’s burdens. With her gift of incredible strength, she looks after the Madrigals and the townsfolk, but also enjoys a chance to relax once in a while.”
The casting call is open through 1:50 p.m. PT on Sunday, June 30, 2024.
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Disney’s Animal Kingdom has a new dessert inspired by “Moana.” The “Fear the Kakamora Brownie Mousse” is available at Creature Comforts, the park’s Starbucks location.
Fear the Kakamora Brownie Mousse – $6.79
Fear the Kakamora Brownie Mousse features a chocolate brownie dusted with peppermint powdered sugar. That’s topped with a chocolate coconut piñata filled with coconut pineapple mousse. There are purple and green frosting decorations. The Kakamora’s is a white chocolate medallion.
The only thing to fear from this delicious dessert is the mess that comes with it! This tiny morsel packs a punch of flavors. Starting with the base, the brownie is definitely more cake than fudge, so it’s lighter than anticipated, which is great in Florida’s heat. We liked the subtle hints of peppermint dusted over it.
The piñata steals the show, however. The sweet notes of the coconut and pineapple complement the chocolate. The piñata also adds so much to what would otherwise be a lackluster brownie.
We could have done without the frosting details. The horn is fine — although it did fall off as soon as it hit the heat and everything started melting. The purple and green frosting will let everyone else know what you ate today.
It’s a very messy but very tasty dessert. We recommend picking it up on your way out and taking it back to your resort room to eat so you don’t look like the purple people eater.
It’s Instagrammable, fun, and experimental. Skip it if you don’t like coconut or chocolate.
