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Inside Scoop
And we're off!
We're heading towards a perfect 'photo finish' in Maythe opening of the newest resort in our stable: Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa. Now is a great time to take advantage of special savings for our new 50-year Membership at Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort. While pricing and special offers are always subject to change, read about current offers at the newest Disney Vacation Club Resort on our Member website or contact your Vacation Club Guide for more information.
Spring travels
In the next issue of Vacation Magic, Disney's Hilton Head Island Resort takes center stage. Come along as we spotlight this magical neighborhood and the surrounding Lowcountry area, making stops in nearby Charleston and Savannah.
Then it's off to the 'moo-vies,' as we've corralled some folks from the new Disney animated film Home on the Range to share a preview of this big-screen barnstormer. Back at the Walt Disney World® Resort, we continue our chat with Walt Disney Imagineering about the new attractions coming to Epcot® and Disney-MGM Studios in 2005.
We'll also introduce you to Jim Lewis, the new Senior Vice President and General Manager of Disney Vacation Club. And you'll meet Disney historian Jim Korkis, the man behind the Korkis Korner column here in Member Clubhouse.
Look for our spectacular spring issue in your mailbox soon, and watch for a special summer issue showcasing Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa.
Developer News
You can go home again!
Of the hundreds of people busily preparing Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa for its May 17 opening, no one is likely to feel more at home than Kevin Cummings, a Development Manager on the project with Walt Disney Imagineering. Kevin was born and raised in Saratoga Springs, New York, the town that inspired the newest Disney Vacation Club Resort. His twin brother still resides in the historic upstate New York town, and Kevin visits three or four times a year to see family and friendsand to go to the races, of course.
In his role as a Development Manager, Kevin oversees the hiring of the project's design professionals, from the design architect to the working architect, to all the engineers. "I coordinate them as a team to come up with the design for our project," he tells Member Clubhouse. As soon as Kevin heard that the new Disney Vacation Club Resort was to be inspired by the tranquil towns of upstate New York, he recalls saying, "It's got to be Saratoga! We took trips up there to look at the architecture, and I'd show my friends around since I knew the lay of the land. I knew exactly where to look, where the best architecture wasNorth Broadway, Union Avenue, and all the special buildings that we took bits and pieces of our design from."
The architecture is from the era Kevin calls "The Golden Age of Saratoga"featuring the ornate Shingle style of the late 19th century, which served as the backdrop for the great era of horse racing in the early 20th century. Working with Boston-based Graham Gund Architects (Disney pros themselves, their resume includes Disney's Vero Beach Resort, the Celebration Hotel in Celebration, Florida, and Disney's Coronado Springs Resort), the team "went up and down the East Coast looking for different elements to be put to use for our buildings. Of course, the major part of the architecture is based on Saratoga. But we were very careful to use actual design elementsit's really real, what you're seeing, we didn't make this stuff up."
Kevin served as an informal historian as well. "Of course, I knew the history from growing up and going to school there, the local history, and the history of the racecourse. It's not a racetrackit's a racecoursethe oldest racecourse in the United States, going all the way back to 1863. In the 1920s and '30s, especially, Saratoga was the place for the upper class to summer, and they all went during the racing season. It was known as the "August place." "Saratoga Springs," Kevin adds, "used to have more hotel rooms than any other U.S. destination."
Kevin was also instrumental in working with a team to name many of the features Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa will offer. High Rock Spring Pool is named after one of the actual springs found in its New York namesake. Street names such as Union Avenue and Broadway also will be familiar to natives of Saratoga. Guests will enter via "The Avenue of Pines," lined with the white fences typical of "horse country." Kevin wanted to see the name of the street he grew up on included, but it didn't make the cut!
What design element most reminds Kevin of his hometown? "I'd have to say the three towers," he says thoughtfully. "We have three different building types, and we have three different tower designs on the Guest room buildings. They're right at the entrances, and they rise 70 feet into the airthose elements really strike you. You'll see them all over Saratoga, even the colors. The blues, greens, reds, and yellows we used to paint the buildingsthe greatest homes in Saratoga Springs have those colors. That's what really hit methe colors of the buildings...and the towers. No doubt about it."
Around the Neighborhood
'Eggcellent' plans for Easter!
If you're hopping on home for the holiday, you'll be one busy bunny as our resorts are hatching big plans.
On Easter Sunday (April 11), collect the kids and come on over to Disney's BoardWalk Resort for the annual Candy Scramble. The Village Green will be covered with candy, and it's a sweet tooth free-for-all when the whistle blows!
Looking for a classic Easter Egg Hunt? You won't have to wander far! At Disney's Yacht & Beach Club Resorts, the hunt is organized by age group so there's fun for all. Afterwards, your family can enjoy 'egg-stra' special entrees at Cape May Café, Yacht Club Galley, and Yachtsman Steakhouse.
Guests up to age 12 at The Villas at Disney's Wilderness Lodge are invited to participate in the Easter Egg Hunt at Disney's Wilderness Lodge, kicking off at 9:00 am. More than 1,000 eggs will be hidden at Disney's Old Key West Resort, and the hunt isn't halted until every egg is exposed! There's also the Tiny Tot Easter Egg Hunt, tailor-made for Guests four and under.
Disney's Hilton Head Island Resort offers a sweet 'shell' game of its own. Special prizes are awarded for gathering the gold and silver eggs in addition to the candy-filled bag everyone receives for the deposit of uncovered eggs. In addition, the Resort is serving up a delicious Easter Dinner Package: great cuts of meat, seasonal vegetables, staple starches, and festive finishes for dessert. Plus, the menu now accommodates smaller families and Studio dwellers.
Join the folks at Disney's Vero Beach Resort for a scrumptious Easter Brunch. Parties of six or more will be seated in the Seagrape Room; smaller parties will be seated in Sonya's. Priority Seating for this springtime spread will be accepted 30 days in advance. Call (772) 234-2180 for additional details.
Each resort is certainly putting on their 'Sunday best' for Easter! Be sure to inquire at check-in for the most up-to-date listing of all activities being offered at your resort, including those specially planned for Easter.
Maintenance update: Disney's BoardWalk Resort
As we continue to ensure facilities are maintained to the highest standard, portions of Disney's BoardWalk Resort will be undergoing building maintenance and work will extend to limited areas of Disney's BoardWalk Villas. Sections of the porte cochere roof will be replaced this month, and segments of the Resort's piping system will be updated through July 2004. Work on the piping system will take place in the Guest room building corridors and surrounding areas daily during the hours of 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. No work is scheduled inside Guest rooms. Please contact Member Services at (800) 800-9800 for more information.
All schedules and programs are subject to change.
Member Getaways
New Intrawest options
We're excited to welcome four new Club Intrawest resort locations to the World Passport CollectionPalm Desert, California; Sandestin, Florida; Vancouver, British Columbia; and Panorama, British Columbia. These additional destinations join the two current Club Intrawest offerings by the Buena Vista Trading Company: Whistler, British Columbia and Mont-Tremblant, Quebec. Club Intrawest offers the flexibility of nightly stays. Exchanges may be confirmed from seven months to seven days in advance for stays of six or more nights, and from four months to seven days in advance for stays of five or less nights. Restrictions apply and exchanges are subject to availability.
Why not try British Columbia's great ski destination: Panorama? It's not too late for an early spring ski vacation or to start planning for next winter. Renowned for skiing and snowboarding, Panorama features 4,000 vertical feet of fun and more than 100 trails serviced by ten lifts. Enjoy cross-country skiing through 22 kilometers of meandering trails or snowmobiling up Paradise Mountain for an unforgettable experience in the powder of "Paradise Basin" at the top. For the ultimate high, try heli-skiing or snowboarding from Panorama's Heli-plex into the beautiful Purcell Mountains.
These Club Intrawest resorts are now available for booking. For additional information, please consult your Vacation Planner or visit dvcmember.com. Contact Member Services to make your reservation and to inquire about Reservation Points required for your desired stay.
A great time for a quick getaway
Each month in Member Clubhouse, we feature Last-Minute Getawayssome of the most popular Interval International® exchange destinations with limited availability for the following month. Please note that holiday weeks are typically not available.
Currently, there are accommodations available in April at some of the finest resorts in the Interval International network, including the following destinations: Eastern British Columbia, Canada, Vermont, Maine, and the Austrian Alps.
Remember that availability is extremely limited. Contact Member Services for additional information, and visit the World Passport Collection page at dvcmember.com for a complete list of all destinations available as part of our exchange program with Interval International.
Member Perks
Tee-off time
The exclusive Disney Vacation Club Golf Membership offers Members who purchase this plan (Cardholders), and up to three Guests, special rates for one 18-hole round of golf per day at Disney's Magnolia Golf Course, Disney's Palm Golf Course, Disney's Lake Buena Vista Golf Course, Disney's Osprey Ridge Golf Course or Disney's Eagle Pines Golf Course. The special rates apply for tee times after 10:00 am (regular Walt Disney World golf rates apply prior to 10:00 am). Through May 2, the special per round rate is $95, plus tax. To secure the reduced rate, be sure to book your tee time at least 14 days in advance.
To participate in this plan and receive the special per-round pricing, Members must purchase a Disney Vacation Club Golf Membership (valid for one year from date of purchase) at any Walt Disney World Pro Shop for $85 plus tax. Cardholders also receive a 20% discount on golf instruction at the Walt Disney World golf courses.
Pool hopping reminder
Due to the high occupancy expected, Members may not "pool hop" from April 3-11, 2004. On other dates, if you're pool hopping at another resort, you may be asked to leave in order to accommodate registered Guests. Call ahead to the Front Desk of the destination resort to check pool availability, and visit dvcmember.com for updates.
Please also remember that unless you're a registered Guest of Disney's Yacht & Beach Club Resorts or Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge, pool hopping is never allowed at Stormalong Bay and Uzima Pool. Quiet pools at those Resorts also are off-limits, unless you are a registered Resort Guest. There are no exceptions to this policy.
What in the World
Fantastic flowers
Spring into spring at the 11th annual Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival, April 16 - June 6, 2004. From the newly decorated gardens at Spaceship Earth to each of the countries around World Showcase, you'll find wildly exotic flower displays blooming all over Epcot. There are also opportunities to tap the expertise of top horticulturists who'll share gardening tips and new backyard planting ideas to make your kingdom magical!
And what mom doesn't love flowers? Make your reservation for the delicious "Mother's Day Weekend" brunch on May 8 and 9. Space is limited. Call (407) WDW-DINE (939-3463) for Priority Seating.
Looking for a different kind of flower power? Enjoy a groovy bouquet of internationally known entertainers performing great music from the '60s and '70s at the open-air American Gardens Theatre each evening. Relax under the stars and enjoy some classic hits each evening at 5:45, 7:00, and 8:15 pm! Show your blue Member Card along with your Walt Disney World Resort room keycard to receive preferred seating (first-come, first-served; seating cannot be reserved in advance for current day or for future performances).
While entertainment is subject to change, scheduled performers include:
Shamrock 'n' roll
In honor of St. Patrick's Day, Downtown Disney® Pleasure Island goes green March 17 with leprechauns, live music, and access to its eight clubs o' fun. This special celebration is included with regular Pleasure Island admission of $19.95 plus tax per person.
After 7:00 pm, you must be 18 or older to enter, unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. You must be 21 or older to enter Mannequins Dance Palace and BET SoundStage Club. You must provide valid photo ID that includes one of the following: U.S. or foreign driver's license, original Passport, or U.S. Military ID.
Refurbishment schedule
From time to time, attractions at Walt Disney World Theme Parks undergo refurbishment. Here's the current schedule of refurbishment closures (subject to change without notice):
Magic Kingdom® Park
The ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter® - Now closed for the development of Stitch's Great Escape! set to open fall 2004.
Epcot
The Food Rocks! show in The Land pavilion is no longer in operation.
Disney-MGM Studios
Disney-MGM Studios Backlot Tour - Reopens April 1
Disney's Animal Kingdom® Theme Park
TriceraTop Spin - Reopens March 17
Downtown Disney West Side
Cirque du Soleil® show La Nouba - No performances March 14-17
This month, Disney historian Jim Korkis pays tribute to John Hench, a behind-the-scenes Disney Legend. During his 65 years at The Walt Disney Company, John helped create several animated classics, was one of the first Walt Disney Imagineers, and also served as Mickey Mouse's official portraitist! More...
Inside Scoop
And we're off!
We're heading towards a perfect 'photo finish' in Maythe opening of the newest resort in our stable: Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa. Now is a great time to take advantage of special savings for our new 50-year Membership at Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort. While pricing and special offers are always subject to change, read about current offers at the newest Disney Vacation Club Resort on our Member website or contact your Vacation Club Guide for more information.
Spring travels
In the next issue of Vacation Magic, Disney's Hilton Head Island Resort takes center stage. Come along as we spotlight this magical neighborhood and the surrounding Lowcountry area, making stops in nearby Charleston and Savannah.
Then it's off to the 'moo-vies,' as we've corralled some folks from the new Disney animated film Home on the Range to share a preview of this big-screen barnstormer. Back at the Walt Disney World® Resort, we continue our chat with Walt Disney Imagineering about the new attractions coming to Epcot® and Disney-MGM Studios in 2005.
We'll also introduce you to Jim Lewis, the new Senior Vice President and General Manager of Disney Vacation Club. And you'll meet Disney historian Jim Korkis, the man behind the Korkis Korner column here in Member Clubhouse.
Look for our spectacular spring issue in your mailbox soon, and watch for a special summer issue showcasing Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa.
Developer News
You can go home again!
Of the hundreds of people busily preparing Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa for its May 17 opening, no one is likely to feel more at home than Kevin Cummings, a Development Manager on the project with Walt Disney Imagineering. Kevin was born and raised in Saratoga Springs, New York, the town that inspired the newest Disney Vacation Club Resort. His twin brother still resides in the historic upstate New York town, and Kevin visits three or four times a year to see family and friendsand to go to the races, of course.
In his role as a Development Manager, Kevin oversees the hiring of the project's design professionals, from the design architect to the working architect, to all the engineers. "I coordinate them as a team to come up with the design for our project," he tells Member Clubhouse. As soon as Kevin heard that the new Disney Vacation Club Resort was to be inspired by the tranquil towns of upstate New York, he recalls saying, "It's got to be Saratoga! We took trips up there to look at the architecture, and I'd show my friends around since I knew the lay of the land. I knew exactly where to look, where the best architecture wasNorth Broadway, Union Avenue, and all the special buildings that we took bits and pieces of our design from."
The architecture is from the era Kevin calls "The Golden Age of Saratoga"featuring the ornate Shingle style of the late 19th century, which served as the backdrop for the great era of horse racing in the early 20th century. Working with Boston-based Graham Gund Architects (Disney pros themselves, their resume includes Disney's Vero Beach Resort, the Celebration Hotel in Celebration, Florida, and Disney's Coronado Springs Resort), the team "went up and down the East Coast looking for different elements to be put to use for our buildings. Of course, the major part of the architecture is based on Saratoga. But we were very careful to use actual design elementsit's really real, what you're seeing, we didn't make this stuff up."
Kevin served as an informal historian as well. "Of course, I knew the history from growing up and going to school there, the local history, and the history of the racecourse. It's not a racetrackit's a racecoursethe oldest racecourse in the United States, going all the way back to 1863. In the 1920s and '30s, especially, Saratoga was the place for the upper class to summer, and they all went during the racing season. It was known as the "August place." "Saratoga Springs," Kevin adds, "used to have more hotel rooms than any other U.S. destination."
Kevin was also instrumental in working with a team to name many of the features Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa will offer. High Rock Spring Pool is named after one of the actual springs found in its New York namesake. Street names such as Union Avenue and Broadway also will be familiar to natives of Saratoga. Guests will enter via "The Avenue of Pines," lined with the white fences typical of "horse country." Kevin wanted to see the name of the street he grew up on included, but it didn't make the cut!
What design element most reminds Kevin of his hometown? "I'd have to say the three towers," he says thoughtfully. "We have three different building types, and we have three different tower designs on the Guest room buildings. They're right at the entrances, and they rise 70 feet into the airthose elements really strike you. You'll see them all over Saratoga, even the colors. The blues, greens, reds, and yellows we used to paint the buildingsthe greatest homes in Saratoga Springs have those colors. That's what really hit methe colors of the buildings...and the towers. No doubt about it."
Around the Neighborhood
'Eggcellent' plans for Easter!
If you're hopping on home for the holiday, you'll be one busy bunny as our resorts are hatching big plans.
On Easter Sunday (April 11), collect the kids and come on over to Disney's BoardWalk Resort for the annual Candy Scramble. The Village Green will be covered with candy, and it's a sweet tooth free-for-all when the whistle blows!
Looking for a classic Easter Egg Hunt? You won't have to wander far! At Disney's Yacht & Beach Club Resorts, the hunt is organized by age group so there's fun for all. Afterwards, your family can enjoy 'egg-stra' special entrees at Cape May Café, Yacht Club Galley, and Yachtsman Steakhouse.
Guests up to age 12 at The Villas at Disney's Wilderness Lodge are invited to participate in the Easter Egg Hunt at Disney's Wilderness Lodge, kicking off at 9:00 am. More than 1,000 eggs will be hidden at Disney's Old Key West Resort, and the hunt isn't halted until every egg is exposed! There's also the Tiny Tot Easter Egg Hunt, tailor-made for Guests four and under.
Disney's Hilton Head Island Resort offers a sweet 'shell' game of its own. Special prizes are awarded for gathering the gold and silver eggs in addition to the candy-filled bag everyone receives for the deposit of uncovered eggs. In addition, the Resort is serving up a delicious Easter Dinner Package: great cuts of meat, seasonal vegetables, staple starches, and festive finishes for dessert. Plus, the menu now accommodates smaller families and Studio dwellers.
Join the folks at Disney's Vero Beach Resort for a scrumptious Easter Brunch. Parties of six or more will be seated in the Seagrape Room; smaller parties will be seated in Sonya's. Priority Seating for this springtime spread will be accepted 30 days in advance. Call (772) 234-2180 for additional details.
Each resort is certainly putting on their 'Sunday best' for Easter! Be sure to inquire at check-in for the most up-to-date listing of all activities being offered at your resort, including those specially planned for Easter.
Maintenance update: Disney's BoardWalk Resort
As we continue to ensure facilities are maintained to the highest standard, portions of Disney's BoardWalk Resort will be undergoing building maintenance and work will extend to limited areas of Disney's BoardWalk Villas. Sections of the porte cochere roof will be replaced this month, and segments of the Resort's piping system will be updated through July 2004. Work on the piping system will take place in the Guest room building corridors and surrounding areas daily during the hours of 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. No work is scheduled inside Guest rooms. Please contact Member Services at (800) 800-9800 for more information.
All schedules and programs are subject to change.
Member Getaways
New Intrawest options
We're excited to welcome four new Club Intrawest resort locations to the World Passport CollectionPalm Desert, California; Sandestin, Florida; Vancouver, British Columbia; and Panorama, British Columbia. These additional destinations join the two current Club Intrawest offerings by the Buena Vista Trading Company: Whistler, British Columbia and Mont-Tremblant, Quebec. Club Intrawest offers the flexibility of nightly stays. Exchanges may be confirmed from seven months to seven days in advance for stays of six or more nights, and from four months to seven days in advance for stays of five or less nights. Restrictions apply and exchanges are subject to availability.
Why not try British Columbia's great ski destination: Panorama? It's not too late for an early spring ski vacation or to start planning for next winter. Renowned for skiing and snowboarding, Panorama features 4,000 vertical feet of fun and more than 100 trails serviced by ten lifts. Enjoy cross-country skiing through 22 kilometers of meandering trails or snowmobiling up Paradise Mountain for an unforgettable experience in the powder of "Paradise Basin" at the top. For the ultimate high, try heli-skiing or snowboarding from Panorama's Heli-plex into the beautiful Purcell Mountains.
These Club Intrawest resorts are now available for booking. For additional information, please consult your Vacation Planner or visit dvcmember.com. Contact Member Services to make your reservation and to inquire about Reservation Points required for your desired stay.
A great time for a quick getaway
Each month in Member Clubhouse, we feature Last-Minute Getawayssome of the most popular Interval International® exchange destinations with limited availability for the following month. Please note that holiday weeks are typically not available.
Currently, there are accommodations available in April at some of the finest resorts in the Interval International network, including the following destinations: Eastern British Columbia, Canada, Vermont, Maine, and the Austrian Alps.
Remember that availability is extremely limited. Contact Member Services for additional information, and visit the World Passport Collection page at dvcmember.com for a complete list of all destinations available as part of our exchange program with Interval International.
Member Perks
Tee-off time
The exclusive Disney Vacation Club Golf Membership offers Members who purchase this plan (Cardholders), and up to three Guests, special rates for one 18-hole round of golf per day at Disney's Magnolia Golf Course, Disney's Palm Golf Course, Disney's Lake Buena Vista Golf Course, Disney's Osprey Ridge Golf Course or Disney's Eagle Pines Golf Course. The special rates apply for tee times after 10:00 am (regular Walt Disney World golf rates apply prior to 10:00 am). Through May 2, the special per round rate is $95, plus tax. To secure the reduced rate, be sure to book your tee time at least 14 days in advance.
To participate in this plan and receive the special per-round pricing, Members must purchase a Disney Vacation Club Golf Membership (valid for one year from date of purchase) at any Walt Disney World Pro Shop for $85 plus tax. Cardholders also receive a 20% discount on golf instruction at the Walt Disney World golf courses.
Pool hopping reminder
Due to the high occupancy expected, Members may not "pool hop" from April 3-11, 2004. On other dates, if you're pool hopping at another resort, you may be asked to leave in order to accommodate registered Guests. Call ahead to the Front Desk of the destination resort to check pool availability, and visit dvcmember.com for updates.
Please also remember that unless you're a registered Guest of Disney's Yacht & Beach Club Resorts or Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge, pool hopping is never allowed at Stormalong Bay and Uzima Pool. Quiet pools at those Resorts also are off-limits, unless you are a registered Resort Guest. There are no exceptions to this policy.
What in the World
Fantastic flowers
Spring into spring at the 11th annual Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival, April 16 - June 6, 2004. From the newly decorated gardens at Spaceship Earth to each of the countries around World Showcase, you'll find wildly exotic flower displays blooming all over Epcot. There are also opportunities to tap the expertise of top horticulturists who'll share gardening tips and new backyard planting ideas to make your kingdom magical!
And what mom doesn't love flowers? Make your reservation for the delicious "Mother's Day Weekend" brunch on May 8 and 9. Space is limited. Call (407) WDW-DINE (939-3463) for Priority Seating.
Looking for a different kind of flower power? Enjoy a groovy bouquet of internationally known entertainers performing great music from the '60s and '70s at the open-air American Gardens Theatre each evening. Relax under the stars and enjoy some classic hits each evening at 5:45, 7:00, and 8:15 pm! Show your blue Member Card along with your Walt Disney World Resort room keycard to receive preferred seating (first-come, first-served; seating cannot be reserved in advance for current day or for future performances).
While entertainment is subject to change, scheduled performers include:
Shamrock 'n' roll
In honor of St. Patrick's Day, Downtown Disney® Pleasure Island goes green March 17 with leprechauns, live music, and access to its eight clubs o' fun. This special celebration is included with regular Pleasure Island admission of $19.95 plus tax per person.
After 7:00 pm, you must be 18 or older to enter, unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. You must be 21 or older to enter Mannequins Dance Palace and BET SoundStage Club. You must provide valid photo ID that includes one of the following: U.S. or foreign driver's license, original Passport, or U.S. Military ID.
Refurbishment schedule
From time to time, attractions at Walt Disney World Theme Parks undergo refurbishment. Here's the current schedule of refurbishment closures (subject to change without notice):
Magic Kingdom® Park
The ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter® - Now closed for the development of Stitch's Great Escape! set to open fall 2004.
Epcot
The Food Rocks! show in The Land pavilion is no longer in operation.
Disney-MGM Studios
Disney-MGM Studios Backlot Tour - Reopens April 1
Disney's Animal Kingdom® Theme Park
TriceraTop Spin - Reopens March 17
Downtown Disney West Side
Cirque du Soleil® show La Nouba - No performances March 14-17
This month, Disney historian Jim Korkis pays tribute to John Hench, a behind-the-scenes Disney Legend. During his 65 years at The Walt Disney Company, John helped create several animated classics, was one of the first Walt Disney Imagineers, and also served as Mickey Mouse's official portraitist! More...
