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A WHOLE NEW LOOK FOR A CLASSIC FILMAladdin comes to life in a brilliant new live-action adaptation in theaters May 24th.
BRING HOME A FRIEND AND A SMILEFind a new selection of fun-filled products inspired by Toy Story 4 at Disney store and shopDisney.com.
STAR WARS: GALAXY’S EDGE AT DISNEYLAND® PARKFind helpful hints to make your long-awaited journey to Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland® Park opening May 31st, an out-of-the-galaxy experience!
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BEHIND THE SCENES OF THE LION KINGFilmmakers reveal how they created the stunning new high-tech reimagining of Disney’s epic animated classic, The Lion King, in theaters July 19th.
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THE TOYS ARE BACK IN TOWNWoody, Buzz and the toys hit the road in Toy Story 4, making new friends, including Forky, a utensil-turned-craft-project-turned-toy. In theaters June 21st.
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TAKE A SPELLBINDING ADVENTUREJourney to an ancient underground world of fairies in Artemis Fowl, the fantasy adventure inspired by the best-selling book series, coming to theaters August 9th.
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DANCING IN THE RAIN “It took about 30 days to get the number ready to shoot. We started rehearsing at the end of July and filmed in early September. We had four days to shoot and it rained for two of them,” Sims recalls. “The day of our dress rehearsal was sunny and perfect. The next day, it was pouring rain. We were squelching around in mud, so obviously we had to cancel. We ended up shooting in two days instead of four—half the time we’d allotted!”
TEACHING A GENIE TO DANCE“Friend Like Me,” was another choreographic challenge. “The Genie is magical,” Sims says. “In the animated film, the artists could make him do whatever they wanted—twist, morph, shrink, grow, disappear, replicate himself. I had to create that same magical feeling in real life with real bodies.” First, Sims put together a skeleton crew of 11 dancers to choreograph the basics of the number. “Then we started brainstorming ideas asking ourselves ‘What would be magical and how can we use special effects?’ It was so much fun.”
“Will Smith was great to work with,” Sims says. “He’s the consummate professional! He caught onto every move immediately, and then he’d bring the Genie’s personality to his interpretation. He was brilliant.”
“It was so much fun to work on this film. Everyone was so excited to be involved. There was this wonderful feeling of ‘I can’t believe I’m actually getting to do this!’ I think the audience will feel that same sense of excitement.”
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Make Way for the DancersJamal Sims talks about the challenge and the fun of choreographing Aladdin, the new live-action film in theaters May 24th.
“I was thrilled when I was invited to choreograph the new live-action Aladdin,” says Choreographer Jamal Sims. “I have always loved the original animated classic and it was exciting to think about how to capture the film’s energy in live-action choreography.”
CHOREOGRAPHING PERSONALITIES According to Sims, choreography is a key element in the film’s storytelling. “Choreography, and movement in general, reveal so much about the characters’ personalities and emotions,” he says. “Sometimes we don’t need to speak to express ourselves. It’s all there in the way we move.” He gives Jasmine as an example. “There’s a number where Jasmine dances—in the animated film she doesn’t have that opportunity. In this number, she’s confident, assured. This is her world, what she knows. Aladdin’s reaction is ‘Wow, she’s not only beautiful, she’s strong!’”
Sims also points out “Prince Ali” is a musical number where choreography conveys strong emotion. “At the beginning of the scene, everyone in Agrabah is so excited about this big parade that’s approaching,” he says. “You can feel the townspeople’s growing anticipation and their sense of celebration in their movements before they even start to sing. This dance number was an enormously challenging scene to choreograph, rehearse and coordinate. It was the first dance number I tackled because it was so huge,” Sims says. “I knew it would take a lot of time to do it right. There are over 200 dancers and we had to figure out how to move them all down the middle of the street. At first, it was all a bit overwhelming. There were so many dancers, we didn’t have enough space in the rehearsal hall for everyone to rehearse at the same time, so we broke the parade into segments and took turns rehearsing each segment. Then we’d go out onto the set and practice over and over. Luckily, I had fabulous assistants who kept us on our toes and moving forward.”
“I wanted the choreography to capture the sense of energy, humor and joy of the classic animated film.”
—Jamal Sims, Choreographer
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You don’t need a genie to find more Aladdin fun in Adventureland in Magic Kingdom® Park. Be sure not to miss these colorful, exotic sights and attractions. And bring home a keepsake to turn your home into a veritable Cave of Wonders. Cardmembers save 10% off select merchandise purchases of $50 or more at the Agrabah Bazaar.3, 4
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THE MAGIC CARPETS OF ALADDINThe Genie has conjured up a fleet of magical carpets for your personal flight. Get ready to soar over the Agrabah Bazaar.
ROYAL CHARACTER EXPERIENCESMeet Characters from Aladdin at Magic Kingdom® Park at the Agrabah Bazaar. Princess Jasmine makes appearances at the Morocco Pavilion at Epcot®.
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Bringing Life to Animated AnimalsYour favorite characters are brought to life as never before on July 19th in Disney’s The Lion King, directed by Jon Favreau.
DESIGN, MODELING AND MOVEMENTTransforming two-dimensional animal characters into three dimensions is a complex process requiring many intricate steps. All the characters were modeled from the paws up on a unique computer-generated modeling program. “Every single animal in the film is created this way. There’s not a single real animal in the film,” Jones points out. “Take each of these steps and multiply it by hundreds of creatures and you see how much care, attention and time went into the making of the film.” Once the character model design is approved, the model is sent to the rigging department. This is where artists use computer programs to place the bones and muscles under the skin with anatomical exactness so they can perfectly animate the movement of bones and muscles with each step the animal takes. They also have to perfect the movement of skin over the muscles. Is it sleek and smooth, stretched out as an animal leaps, bunched up as muscles are engaged to pounce? “It’s incredibly detailed. One of our biggest challenges was getting the dynamics of a running cub just right,” Jones recalls.
FUR CHANGES EVERYTHINGAnd as if that wasn’t tough enough—there’s fur. In fact, fur changes everything. “You not only have to think about how the skin is moving over the muscles, but how does the fur move with it,” Jones explains. “It’s a whole new level of
complexity. There are even special ‘groom’ artists who use their animation tools to create realistic details of all the animal’s fur. Is it soft and smooth, or scraggly? What length is it on different parts of the body? Mufasa was one of our most interesting challenges. His long flowing mane was practically a character itself!”
FUN WITH CHARACTER Everyone has favorite characters and film moments. “Obviously I love them all,” Jones says, but for him Timon and Pumbaa were stand outs. “They’re just so funny,” he says. “The animation team had so much fun pushing the animation to that edge between comedy and reality. We dug through reference of warthogs and meerkats to be inspired by what the animals really do and what idiosyncrasies we could find to make the performance feel spontaneous and natural.”
A BEAUTIFUL REALITY“Creating a film as complex as The Lion King, has been an incredible journey for everyone,” Jones concludes. Prepare to journey into the world of The Lion King as you’ve never seen it before when you use your Disney Rewards Redemption Card to redeem Disney Rewards Dollars toward Disney movie tickets at AMCTheatres.com or on the AMC mobile app.1 To learn more, visit DisneyRewards.com/AMCTheatres.
Imagine fur so soft and textured, you feel as if you could touch it. Muscles that ripple with movement. Roars coming from gaping mouths full of fangs so sharp, you recoil in fear. All that and more awaits you when the characters who debuted 25 years ago in the animated classic, The Lion King, return in Disney’s new film, directed by Jon Favreau. Majestic Mufasa, sly Scar, feisty Simba, mischievous Pumbaa and Timon and more are ready to spring to life in a way that makes them and their story even more real and powerful. “The Lion King is one of my favorite animated films,” says Andy Jones, Animation Supervisor for the new film. “It’s great that Disney entrusted Director Jon Favreau to revisit this film in a
way that combines the best of digital and live-action filmmaking techniques. It took such tremendous skill, dedication and knowledge, but the results are remarkable!”
RESEARCH, RESEARCH, RESEARCH“We spent hours researching, observing animals in nature films and sketching at the zoo,” Jones says. “I was fortunate enough to go on a two-week safari in Kenya along with some of my fellow filmmakers. It was a trip of a lifetime. The animal interaction I witnessed was like nothing I had seen before. Being that close and getting to observe these animals in their natural habitat was truly amazing. I drew upon it often and shared the footage with the animation team throughout the production.”
Celebrate the Magnificent Spirit of The Lion King What better place to honor The Lion King than at Disney’s Animal Kingdom® Theme Park at Walt Disney World® Resort? You’ll find great sights, attractions and events worth roaring about!2
“It was a tremendous honor and challenge for me personally to bring The Lion King to life in a whole new way.”
—Andy Jones, Animation Supervisor
HAKUNA MATATA TIME DANCE PARTYLet your inner animal go wild at the Hakuna Matata Time Dance Party, featuring Timon and Rafiki at the Discovery Island Stage, now through September 30th.
FESTIVAL OFTHE LION KINGContinue your day of adventure by delighting in a Broadway-style show. This popular celebration is an explosion of music, acrobatics, dance and beloved Characters.
KILIMANJARO SAFARIS TWILIGHT TREKRide the Safari during the day and night. As evening falls, return to the Harambe Wildlife Reserve to discover an entirely different experience, such as seeing nocturnal animals, like wild dogs and lions in their habitat.
FEED YOUR GROWLING TUMMYDiscover the delicious cuisine of Africa. Cardmembers receive 10% off at Boma—Flavors of Africa at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge & Villas. To make reservations, visit DisneyWorld.com/Dine.5
All your Toy Story friends are back with an all-new story and some fun new characters, including—well—a “spork” (a combination fork and spoon). Meet Forky, a funny little fellow handcrafted by Bonnie from a spork, some pipe cleaners and googly eyes. When Forky suddenly finds himself in a room full of toys, he’s not even sure if he really is a toy—or how to act like one. So how did this unlikely DIY craft become a new star in a film full of established, beloved characters? “We were sitting in a story development meeting tossing out ideas, and we started talking about all the little craft projects our kids like to make,” says Director Josh Cooley. “We realized we had never had a plaything made by a child in the Toy Story films. It felt like a fresh and funny idea. At first, we thought ‘Okay, Forky has been made by Bonnie, and she loves him,’ so Forky would be over-confident and sort of cheeky with a ‘Bonnie loves me best,’ attitude. But then we looked at him from another angle. What if he is completely confused and insecure? Basically, he’s a disposable utensil. His whole purpose is to be used and thrown away. Suddenly, he’s a toy? What’s he going to do with that? He’s an outsider who doesn’t know the rules.”
That’s where Woody comes in. As the leader of the other toys, Woody has to mentor Forky. He has to teach him everything about being a toy. And he has to get the other toys to accept Forky. After all, they’ve never seen anything like him either. “The first scene where Forky is introduced to the other toys is so funny,” Cooley says. “There’s this huge disconnect between them. No one understands what Forky’s doing there—least of all Forky. Woody tries to explain and it’s just hilarious. The animators nailed that scene!”
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With Forky’s personality established, it was time to decide how he should look. “We pulled our entire crew together, put out piles of craft supplies and asked everyone to build their own version of Forky,” Cooley says. “Then we picked elements from the best of them.” The next step was animating him—not an easy task for a character with limited limbs. “Forky doesn’t even realize he has feet,” Cooley says with a laugh. “We wanted his movements to be clumsy and jerky. That’s not something our animators usually do. They are used to creating smooth, beautiful, realistic movement. At first, they were animating Forky too well. But once the artists got what we were going for, they just jumped on it and had a lot of fun with it. There’s a lot of comedy in Forky’s movements. It’s a huge part of his charm. He’s so simple, but so entertaining.”
Actor Tony Hale brought his own unique talents to bringing Forky to life. “Tony is an actor who’s very emotional, vulnerable and extremely funny,” Cooley says. “When we described Forky to him, Tony’s response was ‘Oh—insecure person. I can do that!’ We would record Tony first and then animate to his recordings. It was always exciting to see what the animators would do with Tony’s interpretation. He brought a lot to the character. I think Forky played a significant role in the creation of Toy Story 4,” Cooley concludes. “He gave us a fresh angle and the lift off the story
needed. He became our gateway to a completely new path. We see beloved characters like Woody and Buzz—characters we’ve grown up with ourselves—reacting to and interacting with someone who’s very different than them—who’s a bit of an outsider. When the first trailer aired, we received so many comments from people who related to Forky—who said ‘This character is ME!’ Forky is so innocent and unaware. He’s just a lot of fun!”
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Forky, from the latest chapter in the Toy Story adventure, is most definitely a toy in this plush rendering of the craft project, featuring poseable arms, rolling googly eyes and embroidered features.
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Picture this: A desk with a script on one side and a blank sketchpad on the other. That’s where the imaginative work of creating a film world begins. “The work always begins with the script. When the writing is great, the images really flow,” says Jim Clay, Production Designer for Artemis Fowl.
Based on the beloved book by Eoin Colfer, Artemis Fowl follows the journey of 12 year old Artemis Fowl, a descendant of a long line of criminal masterminds, as he seeks to find his father who has mysteriously disappeared. His search leads him to an ancient civilization of technologically-advanced fairies and pits him in a battle of strength and cunning against them.
After hours of research and sketching, Clay created mood boards, which he took to Director Kenneth Branagh, to see if his ideas reflected Branagh’s vision for the film. Once the ideas were honed, the long process of turning them into tangible reality began. And for this film, a huge part of it involved building a house. But not just any house. “The Fowl family ancestral home is a key location in the film,” Clay says. “It had to be huge. It also had to be historic, eclectic and contain elements of the Fowl family history. I looked
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at the Gaudi houses in Barcelona for broad inspiration, as well as a lot of Victorian mansions. But the Fowl mansion is a conglomeration of many architectural styles. We didn’t want a structure that was too Gothic or scary. It had to feel warm, but also be weird and eccentric like the Fowl family themselves.” Additionally, the house also had to serve as a giant soundstage. That meant designing wider than usual hallways and doorways so camera and lighting crews could maneuver smoothly.
“It took almost five months from foundation to the final set decorations,” Clay says. Naturally, he’s proud of the entire highly-complex structure, but he does have a favorite room—the library. “It has 18-foot-high ceilings,” he says. “The set director sourced 4,000 original ancient books. It meant that Artemis could go anywhere he wanted in the library and pull out a real book—not a replica. It’s one of those touches that adds to the sense of reality.”
“While they’re watching the film, the audience may not think about our work. But if we’ve done our job properly, the locations we create will seem so real, they may think ‘Oh, I’d like to visit that place.’ Now, that’s a real joy for us.”
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Take playtime to infinity and beyond with our new interactive talking action figures. Buzz, Woody, Jessie and Rex (not shown) say phrases and respond to each other for fun worth talking about. (Each item sold separately.)
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Warm and comfy fleece spirit jersey features the Toy Story 4 logo and wallpaper clouds from Andy’s room. Look and feel ready to play in any weather.
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Toy Story Fun! Building a Fantasy WorldJim Clay, Production Designer, discusses his design work for Artemis Fowl, the new action-adventure film in theaters August 9th.
You can bank on this Hamm crossbody bag inspired by the wise-cracking character to create a fun fashion statement.
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It’s not far, far away—it’s nearly here. Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge is opening at Disneyland® Park on May 31st. The immersive land where Guests can live their own Star Wars adventures offers a thrilling new attraction entitled Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run, which puts Guests in the role of flight crew behind the controls of the most iconic ship in the galaxy. Opening later this year, a second attraction, Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance, places Guests in the middle of an epic battle between the Resistance and the First Order. But that’s not all. The highly-anticipated destination will allow Guests to immerse themselves in the Star Wars story. Use these tips to help navigate through this unprecedented experience.
NAVIGATE YOUR WAY TO PLAN AND PLAYFirst things first! Take control of your mission from the start. As you prepare to step into the Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge story, Scott Trowbridge, Lead Imagineer for Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge suggests downloading the Play Disney Parks app.* The app lets you unlock a world of incredible experiences. “We designed the app’s experience while we were designing Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, Trowbridge says. “You can use it as a tool to access information about what’s happening in the land, decipher an alien language or translate something a droid might be telling you. If you want a deeper form of storytelling, you can actually take on a job. As the app guides you along, you’ll have the chance to pledge your loyalty to the
First Order, support the Resistance or strike out on your own as a scoundrel. And with each job you complete, you’ll receive digital rewards like ship schematics, star maps, galactic credits and more!”
Reservations and valid Theme Park admission required for visits between May 31st and June 23rd. Capacity for Disneyland® Park, Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge and its experiences is limited. Access to the Park, land and experiences may be restricted or unavailable depending on Guest demand and other factors.
The Experience You’ve Been Waiting For
4 Tips for Your Voyage to Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland® Park.2
Our guide to an out-of-the-galaxy experience with helpful hints for exploring Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at the Disneyland® Resort.2
SHOP FOR OUT-OF-THE-GALAXY TOYS!
Attention all Star Wars fans! For some truly unique merchandise, be sure to visit Toydarian Toymaker, a street market run by a Toydarian, a type of character first introduced in Star Wars: The Phantom Menace. Among the wares, you’ll find handcrafted toys made by local artisans. One look and you’ll want to bring them home to Planet Earth!
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When it’s time to refuel, drop in to the infamous Black Spire Outpost and experience the settlement’s wide-selection of cuisine. You can also sample local street food roasted on the back of an old podracer engine at Ronto Roasters. And if you have dreamed of stepping into a real Star Wars cantina since Star Wars: A New Hope, Oga’s Cantina brings that dream to life with kid-friendly and adult concoctions. You’ll also want to visit Black Spire Outpost when an old fan favorite brings some galactic grooves to this infamous outpost. Rex, the droid, from the original Star Tours, has found a new gig performing as a DJ in Oga’s Cantina.
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Always wanted a droid of your own? Here’s your chance. “There’s a great droidsmith on this planet,” Trowbridge says. You can visit his workshop and pick parts to customize your own droid, and activate it. It’s an exciting interactive experience galactic travelers will never forget!
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Take advantage of the special savings your Disney Visa Card offers. Enjoy shopping at Star Wars: Galaxy Edge’s street market and save 10% off select merchandise purchases of $50 or more.4 And be sure to tell the entire galaxy you’re a fan with one of the Star Wars card designs from Disney Visa Card.7
We hope these tips have helped you prepare for your journey. Get ready to immerse yourself in the new world of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. And may the Force be with you!
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4Merchandise Savings at Disney Theme Parks & Resorts: Offer and offer elements including, but not limited to, participating locations and eligible items, are subject to availability and additional restrictions and exclusions, and may change or be canceled without notice. A $50 minimum pre-tax single transaction merchandise purchase is required to receive discount. Must use your valid Disney Visa Card and/or Disney Rewards Redemption Card as payment form and mention this offer. Discount is not valid on previous purchases or on purchases of the following: ticket media, Disney Gift Cards, Park Admission, Arcades, tobacco, alcohol, Outdoor Vending (e.g., in-Park balloon vendors, glow vendors), Add-a-Dollar (Wildlife Conservation Fund), postage stamps, rentals (e.g., strollers, ECVs), personalization, Disney PhotoPass® purchases (e.g., purchases through any application, website or onsite sales location), Disney PhotoPass+, Disney MaxPass, Memory Maker, and Memory Maker One Day, select print packages, framed Disney Dollars, Artist Sketch Program, original or consignment art, select limited editions, select specialty items, purchase-with-purchase offers, newspapers/periodicals, books, videos, DVDs, CDs, sundries, pantry/prepared foods, digital/video/disposable cameras, film, consumer electronics, National branded fragrances, treatments and cosmetics, Lladró®, Swarovski® Crystal, select collectibles, Tiffany & Co.® Jewelry, handmade items, special orders, live auction artwork, select product launches, select premium branded items, Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique and Pirates League packages (at Walt Disney World® Resort), phone, email or mail order purchases, shipping or taxes or Authentic Hawaiian Collectibles. Discount does not apply at the following locations at the Disneyland® Resort: Games, Fairytale Arts, Silhouette Studio, Portrait Artists, Parasol Cart, Crystal Shops (Crystal Arts and Cristal d’Orleans), face painting locations, or at any Downtown Disney® District location other than World of Disney® Store, Disney Home, WonderGround Gallery, Marceline’s Confectionery, Disney’s Pin Traders, and The Disney Dress Shop. Discount is not available at Cast Connection, Disney’s Character Premiere, Disney’s Character Warehouse or Walt Disney World® Resort Operating Participant locations and any other locations or kiosks that are not owned or operated by the owners of the Walt Disney World® Resort, except for Basin®, Basin White®, Chapel Hats (store and kiosk), Filthy Rich, Good Fortune Gifts and House of Good Fortune, House of Blues® Gear Shop, Joffrey’s coffee/tea kiosks and Tea Traders Café by Joffrey’s, kidsHeritage, Levi’s®, Luxury of Time, Marrakesh Emporium Arts & Crafts, Sperry, Sugarboo & Co., and Volcom. Not valid in combination with other offers, discounts or promotions. Separate admission may be required. Discount is for personal use only and may not be transferred or used to purchase merchandise with the intent to resell the merchandise.
5Dining Savings at Disney Parks & Resorts: Offer and offer elements including, but not limited to, participating locations and eligible food and beverages, are subject to availability and additional restrictions and exclusions, and may change or be canceled without notice. Offer excludes alcoholic beverages, select new food and beverage offerings, merchandise, tobacco, room service, holiday buffets, tax and gratuity. Must use your valid Disney Visa Card and/or Disney Rewards Redemption Card at time of purchase. Discount valid at the following restaurant locations: Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge & Villas: Boma – Flavors of Africa, Jiko – The Cooking Place (see restrictions), and Sanaa; Disney’s BoardWalk Inn & Villas: ESPN Sports Club and Flying Fish (see restrictions); Disney’s Contemporary Resort: The Wave…of American Flavors; Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort
& Campground: Trail’s End Restaurant; Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa: Citricos (see restrictions), Grand Floridian Cafe, and Narcoossee’s; Disney’s Old Key West Resort: Olivia’s Cafe; Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort: Kona Cafe; Disney’s Port Orleans Resort: Boatwrights Dining Hall; Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa: The Turf Club Bar and Grill; Disney’s Wilderness Lodge: Artist Point (see restrictions) and Whispering Canyon Cafe; Disney’s Yacht Club Resort: Ale & Compass Restaurant and Cape May Cafe; Disney’s Animal Kingdom® Theme Park: Tiffins; Disney’s Hollywood Studios®: The Hollywood Brown Derby (see restrictions) and Hollywood & Vine (see restrictions); Epcot®: Biergarten Restaurant (see restrictions), Coral Reef Restaurant (lunch only), Le Cellier Steakhouse (lunch only), and Rose & Crown Dining Room (lunch only); Magic Kingdom® Park: Jungle Navigation Co. Ltd. Skipper Canteen; and ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex: ESPN Wide World of Sports Grill. For locations where it is noted to see restrictions, the discount does not apply to the following dates: 11/22/18, 12/24/18, 12/25/18, 12/31/18, 1/1/19, 2/14/19, 4/21/19, 5/12/19, and 7/4/19. Subject to restaurant operating hours and closures. Not valid in combination with other offers, discounts or promotions. Separate admission may be required. Discount is for personal use only and may not be transferred or resold.
6Merchandise Savings at Disney Store: 10% off Restrictions: Offer valid only at Disney store and Disney Baby Store retail locations in the U.S. or orders placed online at shopDisney.com. Not valid on purchases at The Disney Studio Store Hollywood & Ghirardelli Soda Fountain Shop, Disney Parks and Resort locations, including World of Disney® locations and Shop Disney Parks app, or any online platforms other than shopDisney.com. Offer excludes taxes, Shipping & Handling, Theme Park Passes, Disney Electronics, DVDs, Blu-ray™, CDs, Video Games, Books, Art & Collectibles, Jim Shore, Lenox®, Enesco Busts and Figurines, Olszewski, Precious Moments, Vinylmation, Limited Edition and Limited Availability merchandise, Ethan Allen, Bikes & Scooters, Disney Store 30th Anniversary merchandise, Electronic Toys, D23 Memberships, D23 Merchandise, gift cards or certificates, The Walt Disney Company Collectible Shareholder Certificate, 3-D printed merchandise, Subscription products, personalization, gift wrap and gift boxes and items not in stock. Additional exclusions may apply. Offer cannot be combined with any other offer or discount except available shipping offers. No adjustments to prior purchases. Merchandise subject to availability. Prices subject to change without notice. Returns and exchanges will be subject to discount taken at time of purchase. Valid packing slip or receipt required for returns and exchanges. Payment with valid Disney Visa Card and/or Disney Rewards Redemption Card is required. Promotion Code may not be redeemed for cash, sold, or altered. Internet distribution strictly prohibited. Use of offer or Promotion Code DRVCMEMBER constitutes acceptance of these offer terms. Offer may be canceled or modified at any time without notice. Visit shopDisney.com/DRVCPerkDetails for the most current list of exclusions and any updates to these offer terms. Void where prohibited. Chase is not responsible or liable for fulfillment of this offer.
7Card Designs: Card designs are subject to availability and may change without notice.
8Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Co. Offer: Enjoy free ground shipping on all orders of $50 or more (U.S. only). Use your Disney Visa Card for payment. Limit one free mug per customer, while supplies last. Not valid with other coupons or promotions. Disney Gift Cards not accepted for payment. Offer valid through June 15, 2019. Other restrictions may apply.
9Free Dining Plan Offer at Walt Disney World® Resort: The number of rooms allocated for this offer is limited. Tickets valid for admission beginning date of check-in and must be used within a limited period of time, depending on length of stay and ticket. Visit disneydestinationstickets.com/usage for more details. Cannot be combined with any other discount or promotion. Advance reservations required. Offer excludes the following room types: campsites, 3-bedroom Grand Villas, Cabins at Copper Creek Villas & Cabins at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge, Bungalows at Disney’s Polynesian Villas & Bungalows and Disney’s Art of Animation Resort – The Little Mermaid standard rooms. Dining plan excludes gratuities. Children ages 3-9 must order from children’s menu, if available. Some Table-Service restaurants may have limited or no availability at time of package purchase. Must use a valid Disney Visa Card or Disney Rewards Redemption Card to pay the deposit. Walt Disney Travel Company CST# 1022229-50
10Paddlefish and Terralina Crafted Italian Offer: Offer valid through June 30, 2019. Not valid on alcohol and cannot be combined with any other discounts. Must use Disney Visa Card for payment.
Cardmember Offers: Offers made by Disney. Chase Bank USA, N.A. and its affiliates are not affiliates of Disney and are not responsible for offer fulfillment.
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