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You can now bibbidi bobbidi “book” an all-new experience at the World of Disney® Store located at the Downtown Disney® Marketplace. Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique, which opens April 5, will make every girl feel like a Disney Princess through personal hairstyling, nail polish and make-up application from their very own Fairy-Godmother-in-training.

Walt Disney World and its musicians have reached agreement on a new six-year labor contract.

Turn back the clock while you groove and rock at the Flower Power Concert Series at Disney World's Epcot. Feel the vibes of some of the biggest names in music from the 60's and 70's under the skies of the open-air America Gardens Theater at Epcot. Three shows nightly at 5:45 p.m., 7:00 p.m. and 8:15 p.m.

Disney's Caribbean Resort is happy to announce that there will be a Children'ss Cruise Starting Tuesday February 7th, 2006. It will be leaving the Barefoot Bay Boat Yard every Tuesday at 9:30 AM, Check - in starts at 9:00 AM . The ship leaves at 9:30 AM and Returns at 11:30 AM. To sign up you must call Barefoot Bay Boat Yard Marina at 407-934-2850. It is a 2-Hour Cruise. The cost will be $30.00 and the Pirates will be served a lunch. Ages of the young Pirates must be 4-10, and must be potty trained. Lunch will be served: Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches, Juice drink, Gummy Bears, Rice Krispie Treats or Goldfish.

The Nepalese Coke bottles, pot-bellied stoves and a few Buddha statues are real, imported from Asia. The tattered handbills and intricate woodwork are handcrafted, in some cases by Himalayan artisans, to meet Disney's needs. The 200-foot-high mountain range and robotic abominable snowman are designers' dreams brought to reality.

Travel writer Aronda Parks releases her 2006 edition of Making Walt Disney World Vacation Memories on January 18, 2006. Aronda has been writing Making Memories since 2003, with an update annually; this edition marks the fourth year she has been producing a comprehensive vacation planning guide for travelers to the Walt Disney World Resort in Central Florida.

Following a multimillion-dollar renovation, the Royal Plaza in Central Florida's Walt Disney World Resort has reopened. Closed since August 2004, when it sustained damage from Hurricane Charley, the independently operated hotel renovated all of its 394 guest rooms with new carpeting, drapes, beds, linens, bathroom countertops and amenities.

Walt Disney World said Friday that ticket prices for its four parks in Orlando are going up on Sunday, the second of Central Florida's big three theme parks to announce a price increase in recent weeks.