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Disney to begin developing movies in China

With the opening of Shanghai Disneyland less than a week away, Disney CEO Bob Iger revealed some interesting information that would further cement the company’s presence in China.  During an interview with Bloomberg, Iger declared, “We have a lot of development activity right now to make Disney-branded films in China.  We are very far along on this Disney to begin developing movies in China

Walt Disney Co. celebrates opening of Shanghai Disney by donating $3 million to Chinese children’s hospitals

The Walt Disney Company is celebrating the opening of the Shanghai Disney Resort with a $3.1 million donation to build play areas in Chinese hospitals. The donation will fund “Disney-themed play spaces and therapeutic play activities at more than 50 children’s hospitals across China over the course of the five-year program.” In addition to the Walt Disney Co. celebrates opening of Shanghai Disney by donating $3 million to Chinese children’s hospitals

Disney Vacation Club member creates website to air his grievances with the company

A disgruntled Disney Vacation Club owner is making his feelings known via a new website directed at Ken Potrock, the Club’s senior vice president and general manager. Back in April, DVC took away some of the “Membership Extras” perks for those buying DVC contracts through resale. Those owners will no longer get discounts on shopping, Disney Vacation Club member creates website to air his grievances with the company

Chinese government releases etiquette guide in an effort to keep Shanghai Disneyland clean

After the mess tourists have made of the yet-unopened Shanghai Disneyland, the Chinese government has stepped in with an etiquette guide for the park’s visitors. The park officially opens later this month and over a million visitors have already stopped by to see the park entrance, leaving behind graffiti, trash, ruined flower gardens, and even Chinese government releases etiquette guide in an effort to keep Shanghai Disneyland clean