For the first time in a decade, Disneyland is opening up new memberships to its exclusive Club 33 located at Royal Street, New Orleans Square, Disneyland – the famous, secretive restaurant tucked inside the park.

Years ago, Walt Disney felt that a special place was needed where he could entertain visiting dignitaries and others in a quiet, serene atmosphere where superb cuisine and distinctive decor would complement one another. After years of planning, Club 33 became a reality in May of 1967.

Club 33, so named after its address, 33 Royal Street, is comprised of two dining rooms and several adjoining areas, all of which hold a wide array of magnificent antiques and original works of art.

On May 5, 2012, Universal Orlando Resort surprised guests with a first look at Universal's Superstar Parade - one of the largest interactive experiences the theme park has ever created. The daily parade will feature elaborately themed floats that tower above guests, hundreds of energetic street performers and spectacular music and dance performances.

The all-new parade will grand open on May 8, along with Universal's Cinematic Spectacular - a new nighttime show that unfolds across Universal's central lagoon, taking guests on a journey filled with powerful movie moments.

20 years ago, Disneyland Paris opened and Walt Disney's dream came alive in the place where all the stories that inspired him originated here in Europe. Each day, for 20 magical years, Imagineers, artists and Cast Members have been working together to make Disneyland Paris the #1 tourist destination in Europe. This unique books contains rare and never-before-seen artwork, photographs and interviews which will allow you to relive, year by year, the highlights of two decades of dreams, innovation and discovery.

20 Years of Dreams is a compilation of 20 years of special moments which highlight our constantly evolving company that is always looking to the future.

This album will be available for purchase in select souvenir shops in the parks in just a few days

The wings dedicated to the popular films featured at Disney’s Art of Animation Resort will now be opening than sooner than expected after the resort hotel’s grand opening May 31.

“We are excited that the Cars, The Lion King, and The Little Mermaid wings at Disney’s Art of Animation Resort will all open earlier than we originally planned, bringing more permanent resort jobs to Central Florida sooner,” said Kevin Myers, vice president of resort operations for Walt Disney World Resort. “Demand for family suites exists in the marketplace today and the new opening dates reflect how optimistic we are about tourism in Central Florida.”