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Classic Disney Movie week on ABC Family

Classic Disney Movie week on ABC Family

ABC Family will be showing Alice in Wonderland (1951), Mulan (1998), The Lion King (1994) and Beauty and the Beast (1991) Saturday, March 30, and Sunday, March 31.

The Disney movies weekend kicks off with 1951′s Alice in Wonderland, March 30 at 5:30pm ET/PT (encore March 31 at 3:30pm ET/PT). It’s the animated adventure about young Alice, who finds herself in the strange, scary and whimsical world of Wonderland. Alice in Wonderland features the voices of Kathryn Beaumont, Ed Wynn, Richard Haydn and Sterling Holloway.

Next, Mulan airs March 30 at 7:05pm ET/PT (encore March 31 at 5:05pm ET/PT). This story follows a young Chinese princess who disguises herself as a soldier so she can fight to keep her people safe. Mulan features the voices of Ming-Na, Eddie Murphy, BD Wong, Miguel Ferrer, Harvey Fierstein, George Takei and Pat Morita.

Finally on Saturday, The Lion King airs March 30 at 9pm ET/PT (encore March 31 at 7pm ET/PT). This classic tells the story of a guilt-ridden lion cub who flees into exile and abandons his identity as the future King after being tricked by his scheming uncle into thinking that he caused his father’s death. The Lion King features the voices of Matthew Broderick, James Earl Jones, Jeremy Irons, Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Moira Kelly and Nathan Lane.

Easter Sunday, March 31, will feature an airing of Beauty and the Beast at 9pm ET/PT. The first-ever animated film to be nominated for a Best Picture Oscar, the film tells the timeless tale of a young woman who trades herself to a reclusive, wealthy beast in exchange for her imprisoned father’s freedom. While learning to live with the monster, she soon discovers there is a misunderstood man inside. Beauty and the Beast features the voices of Paige O’Hara, Robby Benson, Richard White, Jerry Orbach, David Ogden Stiers and Angela Lansbury.

the following is the lineup for the weekend 

  • Alice in Wonderland (1951) – March 30 at 5:30pm; March 31 at 3:30pm
  • Mulan (1998) — March 30 at 7:05pm; March 31 at 5:05pm
  • The Lion King (1994) — March 30 at 9pm; March 31 at 7pm
  • Beauty and the Beast (1991) — March 31 at 9pm

Stay tuned for more ABC Family

 

Classic Disney Movie week on ABC Family

Disney Evite Collection is Now Available

Disney Evite Collection is Now Available

Do you do invites or Evites?  Until now, Disney fans had to use paper invites or get creative on their own to do a Disney themed party.  Now Disney’s interactive Spoonful.com and Evite.com have partnered to bring the Disney collection to you on Evite.com/Disney.

Evite has been named the exclusive online party invitation partner for Disney Interactive’s Spoonful.com and is now offering a new collection of Disney-themed online party invitations.  The Evite Disney Collection includes characters popular with both boys and girls, in eye-catching designs.  The invitations will still use Evite’s signature, simple, invitation templates and party planning tools.

Disney’s Spoonful.com inspires families to express their creativity and provides them with tools to enjoy family celebrations and party planning.  The Evite partnership makes it one step easier by providing customized invitations from their favorite Disney characters and stories.

Designs featured in the Evite Disney Collection will include Disney Princess, Disney Fairies, Cars, Toy Story, Phineas and Ferb, Alice in Wonderland®, Mickey and Minnie®, Jake and the Never Land Pirates®, Pooh®, Tangled®, Brave®, Shake it Up®, and Doc McStuffins.

Well of course, we at Chip and Company have to check out the Disney Evites.  I’ll be setting up a Cars Birthday Party invite for my son’s 2nd Birthday party.  Keep an eye on Chip and Company for my review!

MickeyMom is a Mom 2 Disney Addicts in Training and is looking forward to planning a Cars party!

 

Disney Evite Collection is Now Available

Disney Developing Sequel to Tim Burton’s ‘Alice in Wonderland’

Disney Developing Sequel to Tim Burtons Alice in Wonderland

It looks like a sequel to Tim Burton’s ‘Alice in Wonderland‘ is currently in the works over at Walt Disney Studios. The first film was a smash hit globally, bringing in over $1 billion worldwide, so it’s no surprise that Disney would look at returning to it. The studio has hired Linda Woolverton, who wrote the script for the first film, to return to pen the sequel. Plot details about the sequel are being kept under wraps, so we have no idea who will return, but I’d bet we’ll see Mia Wasikowska return as Alice, and with Depp’s great working relationship with Disney, he may return as the Mad Hatter. Tim Burton is the wild card though, because he’s only made one sequel in his career, ‘Batman Returns’, and has avoided sequels for the most part. But with rumors circulating that he’s toying with the idea of ‘Beetlejuice 2′, maybe there’s a chance we’ll see Burton return to the director’s chair as well. For now, there’s very little else we know, so keep an eye out, as we’ll post more when we know it.

The growing trend right now for Walt Disney Studios seems to be returning to many of their animated films and turning them into live action films. I like the unique storytelling it brings to the stories. With work right now on live action re-tellings of ‘Sleeping Beauty’ in the form of ‘Maleficent’, a new take on Peter Pan in ‘Peter and the Starcatchers’, and the development of a new ‘Cinderella’ film by the studio, I wonder what else we could see the studio returning to?

Are you excited to return to the world of Tim Burton’s ‘Alice in Wonderland’? Or would you rather it be left alone and Disney wouldn’t do live action versions of their animated films? Let me know in the comments below, only here at Chip and Company.

Disney Developing Sequel to Tim Burtons Alice in Wonderland

Is Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort Right for You?

Is Disneys Grand Floridian Resort Right for You?

Is Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort the right place to take up residence while visiting Walt Disney World ?  I say absolutely if……

  • You enjoy convenience to all the parks and several popular restaurants.  Since the Grand Floridian is a “monorail resort”, you can monorail to Magic Kingdom and EPCOT in a very easy, very timely fashion.  When our family stayed at the Grand Floridian, we found the monorail to be the best transportation option if we needed to get to the Magic Kingdom.  Magic Kingdom is the first stop from the Grand Floridian on the monorail.  Ohana, located at Disney’s Polynesian Resort and Chef Mickey’s, located at Disney’s Contemporary Resort are also very short monorail rides from the Grand.
  • You want magical, enjoyable character meal options at your resort.  At the Grand Floridian, you can enjoy breakfast, dinner or tea time at 1900 Park Fare.  This is located in the main building, just to the left as you enter from the front main entrance.  The Supercalifragilistic Breakfast features Mary Poppins, Alice in Wonderland, the Mad Hatter, and other well known characters who mingle from table to table while you enjoy a buffet style meal.  For dinner, your princess and little prince charming can enjoy visiting with Cinderella, Prince Charming, and their friends.  For an afternoon break from the parks, enjoy tea time with Alice and other Wonderland friends.  Your children can decorate cupcakes, do crafts, and enjoy some “tea” (aka apple juice).

New “Alice in Wonderland” Play Area has Grand Floridian Guests Happy

New Alice in Wonderland Play Area has Grand Floridian Guests Happy

What can be better than an “Alice in Wonderland” themed tea party play area? An “Alice in Wonderland” themed tea party play area built into the Grand Floridian Resort & Spa! The new splash zone area comes complete with tea cups, tea pots and of course the Mad Hatter leaves his mark as his famous hat dumps water on you and your kids. There are slides and sprinklers and many fun areas to enjoy the newest play area of Walt Disney World.

Have you checked this out yet? Let us know what you think!

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