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SPRING 2010 Vol. 19 No. 1 SPRING 2010 vol. 19 no. 1 Madison Liptak of Ohio, Member since 2008, celebrates the spirit of Disney Parks’ new “Give a Day, Get a Disney Day” offer by serving a senior citizen. Disney Files Magazine is published by the good people at Our world’s greatest volunteers ask for nothing in exchange for their services. Disney Vacation Club Admittedly, I’ve never been that kind of volunteer. P.O. Box 10350 Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 Don’t get me wrong; I love serving the community as much as anyone. I just want a little something in return. Not cash, of course. That would be silly. Just a small All dates, times, events and prices token of gratitude. Like a sticker. Or a button. Or a billboard in Times Square. printed herein are subject to I once spent an entire afternoon charting and protecting sea turtle nests beneath change without notice. (Our lawyers the harmful rays of the sun at Vero Beach. I dug. I perspired. I even did math. Let’s be do a happy dance when we say that.) honest…if sea turtles avoid extinction, they’ll have me to thank. And do you remember that big parade through Indian River County in my honor? Of course you MOVING? don’t. Because it didn’t happen. Unbelievable. Update your mailing address So imagine my excitement when Disney Parks announced they were putting an online at www.dvcmember.com end to the madness and celebrating volunteers’ kindness with free tickets to one of MEMBERSHIP QUESTIONS? our Parks. (You’ll read more about the “Give a Day, Get a Disney Day” offer on pages Contact Member Services from 3-4.) Clearly, the powers that be were equally outraged by my turtle snub. Or maybe 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Eastern daily at this has nothing to do with me. Either way, I think it’s pretty cool, and it put me back (800) 800-9800 or (407) 566-3800 in the mood for giving. It’s in that spirit – and with no expectations of payment – that I present the Fax Number: (407) 938-4151 editorial gift that is the spring 2010 edition of Disney Files Magazine. In the pages ahead, I give you a sneak peek at designs for the new Disney Dream ™ E-mail Member Services at: cruise ship (pages 5-8), an inside look at a Disney Vacation Club comedy series that’s [email protected] sweeping the online world (page 9) and details about a refreshing enhancement to Stay up to date on the news between Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa (page 15). magazines at www.dvcmember.com And I don’t stop there. I also give you the latest news about changes to Disney’s California Adventure ® Park (pages 19-20) and travel the world to deliver news about everything from Theme Park development plans in Shanghai to the re-launch of Space Mountain ® flights in Florida (pages 21-22). I’d describe more of what I’ve given you in this edition, like Disney Legend Marty Sklar’s first post-retirement column (pages 23-24), a fascinating piece about the new documentary Waking Sleeping Beauty (page 25) or the clever Member photos on pages 29-30, but I don’t want you to think it’s all about me and my generosity. I give because I care. No need to repay me. Though seriously, would it kill you to throw a parade? Welcome home, Special thanks to our friends at Pixar Animation Studios for Ryan March allowing UP star Carl Frederickson to join Madison in our cover shoot. Disney Files Editor m a h r a P n a l e e K y b n o i t a r t s u l l I Disney Files Magazine proudly uses recycled paper and soy-based ink. DVC-MBR-65-J FROM THE DESK OF JIM LEWIS by Jim Lewis, President, Disney Vacation Club what it’s all about Don’t be too excited by that headline; I’m not here to how you heard Grandpa giggle explain the meaning of life. (Though should I discover it like he did back when Johnny down the road, I’ll be sure to share.) Carson still ruled late night. Instead, I’m here to talk about what the magic of You don’t think about the Membership is all about: you. Without your moments and elephant. You think about the memories, the Disney Vacation Club neighborhood would be passengers. little more than bricks and mortar. It’s with this spirit in mind that we’ve It’s like the old saying says. “If a Treehouse Villa falls in reimagined many of the materials you receive as Disney the woods and nobody’s there to hear it, did it really fall?” Vacation Club Members. From the Vacation Planner to Maybe I’ve got that wrong. The point is, Disney Vacation Portable Perks , these handy resources and communication Club is more about people than places. It’s about vehicles are debuting a new look and feel designed to reconnecting with the ones you love. Renewing cherished celebrate the special moments that inspire you to vacation. traditions and creating new ones. Returning to places that Sure, the places in the photos are beautiful. But it’s the shaped your past, and filling your future with places you’ve people who bring the images to life. only imagined. However you write your Membership story, As you receive these materials in the months ahead, the theme is the same. Family. Friends. Fun. beginning with your 2010 Vacation Planner , I hope they When you think about your most recent spin on Dumbo remind you why you became Members in the first place. the Flying Elephant, for example, you probably don’t spend They certainly remind me just how privileged I am to be part much time thinking about the attraction’s hub-and-spoke of a community that means so much to so many. design, the shiny paint job on your pachyderm or even the I may not know the meaning of life, but you can rest catchy circus tunes that filled the air. You think about the assured that all of us at Disney Vacation Club know the “let’s do it again” look on your child’s face upon landing. Or meaning of Membership. page 2 dvcmember.com Disney Parks hope to inspire 1 million volunteers Disney Parks are celebrating the spirit of volunteer has the potential to reach so many families and instill the service with a simple proposition: “Give a Day, Get a volunteer spirit in a new generation.” Disney Day.” Here’s how it works. Guests simply visit Aiming to inspire families to volunteer in their www.disneyparks.com for the United States and Puerto Rico, communities this year, this first-of-its-kind program will or www.disneyparks.ca for Canada, and sign up for a celebrate 1 million people (from the United States, Puerto volunteer project. (Note that each Guest may register as Rico and Canada) who perform volunteer service for a many as eight additional family members who live in their participating organization with a free one-day admission same household or physical address.) Upon completion of ticket to a Disneyland ® or Walt Disney World ® Resort Theme their volunteer service, Guests return to the site to print Park*. The program builds on the “What will you celebrate?” a certificate redeemable at the Theme Park ticket window for program launched in 2009, adding “giving back” as another an admission ticket. cause for celebration. Guests with Theme Park Annual Passes will find “In 2010, we want to recognize and add one more reason alternatives to free tickets on the Web site, including an for celebration: the contributions people make to their option that allows them to donate their ticket to a communities every day,” said former Walt Disney Parks & participating organization. Resorts Chairman Jay Rasulo, announcing the program The program continues a proud Disney tradition of before transitioning to his new role as Chief Financial Officer community service. Since 1983, Cast Members serving as of The Walt Disney Company. (Former CFO Tom Staggs Disney VoluntEARS have donated some 5.5 million hours swapped seats with Jay, assuming leadership of Walt Disney of service. Parks & Resorts.) “We want to inspire 1 million volunteers – “‘Give a Day, Get a Disney Day’ fits perfectly with our people who will invest time and energy to make their own long history of supporting and participating in volunteer communities and neighborhoods a better place.” efforts,” said Bob Iger, Chief Executive Officer of The Walt To make it happen, Disney is working with HandsOn Disney Company. “It’s a great way to honor Guests who are Network, the nation’s largest volunteer network. Part of the making a positive contribution to their communities.” Points of Light Institute, HandsOn Network includes 250 volunteer action centers across the United States (reaching *Must pre-register for and sign up for eligible volunteer opportunity at disneyparks.com. Ticket quantities for this program are limited. Must be at least age 6 to participate. Other terms and more than 83 percent of the nation’s population) and conditions apply. For details, visit www.disneyparks.com in the United States and Puerto Rico. In connects volunteers to more than Canada, visit www.disneyparks.ca. 70,000 nonprofit agencies that need their help. The network offers a wide variety of volunteer opportunities, including projects suitable for families with children ages 6 or older. “Wherever we live, our communities need our hands-on help to thrive,” said Michelle Nunn, Chief Executive Officer of the Points of Light Institute.
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