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Walt Disney’s original offices restored in Burbank’s Animation Building

Walt Disney’s original offices have been entirely restored; this time, they can be seen in the Animation Building at the Walt Disney Studios in Burbank, California. After Walt died back in 1966, Disney archivist Dave Smith documented every detail of the space, down to the decorations on the shelves and papers on the desk. Portions Walt Disney’s original offices restored in Burbank’s Animation Building

Bob Iger joins NFL stadium effort

The Walt Disney Company chairman and chief executive office Robert Iger has signed on to become the non-executive chairman behind an effort to bring a $1.75 billion stadium to Carson, California. Should the NFL approve the relocation proposed by, Carson Holdings, LLC, a group formed by the (currently) San Diego Chargers and Oakland Raiders, Iger Bob Iger joins NFL stadium effort

Guests who loved Disney to Death

*Disclaimer – appropriate for mature guests Guest go to the Disney parks to have an amazing family adventure.  They go to laugh, play and be kids regardless of their age. Anyone who has spent time in the Disney Parks know they have some pretty strict safety guidelines. The rules are there for a very important reason. They Guests who loved Disney to Death

Shop Disney Parks app now offering in-park and resort delivery

Disney’s new “Shop Disney Parks” app allows guests to search for and purchase merchandise that is available for sale at Walt Disney World. A new update to this app gives guests staying onsite the option to have these purchases delivered to their resort’s package pickup location. لعبة الروليت Any items purchased before 3:00pm will be Shop Disney Parks app now offering in-park and resort delivery

ESPN to lay off 300 employees

ESPN will be laying off around 300 employees this week, confirms company president John Skipper. The layoffs are coming because the company needs to cut $350 million from the 2017 budget to prepare for a 9-year, $24 billion broadcast deal with the NBA. In a memo to employees, Skipper said, “Beginning today, we will be ESPN to lay off 300 employees