This Saturday December 5, we will get a look inside the Walt Disney Archives when photographs are released. While the archives are comprised of thousands of photos, roughly 4 million to be exact, fans will now have a chance to own of a print of the originals from the one-of-a-kind collection. On Saturday, 25 beautiful digital productions will be released and though out next year in 2016 more photos from the archives will be released.
"We are so excited by this opportunity to share our wonderful collection of images in a brand-new way. We have selected some of our very favorite Disney images to share, and we hope that our fans will enjoy having these lovely photographic prints in their own homes - to treasure for years to come!" said Rebecca Cline, Director of the Walt Disney Archives.
The Walt Disney Company has always been known for its world-class storytelling, but the Company’s own story is now told through this breathtaking collection of images. To learn more about Photographs from the Walt Disney Archives, visit DisneyPhotoArchives.com.
Symphony in the Stars: Galactic Dessert Party Reservations Now Open:
The Star Wars fireworks show, Symphony in the Stars, begins January 5th at Disney's Hollywood Studios. Disney World will also be offering a special galactic dessert party for guests to indulge while watching the fireworks. You can now book the Symphony in the Stars: Galactic Dessert Party.
Guests will be able to watch the show in a reserved area while enjoying Star Wars-themed desserts and beverages. Guests will also receive a souvenir beverage stein of Chewbacca to commemorate the party. The dessert party is available from January 5 through March 19, 2016. The cost is $69/adult and $39 for children ages 3 to 9; tax and gratuity are included. Admission to Hollywood Studios is required, but is not included in your ticket purchase.
Guests will check-in for the Galactic Dessert Party at Center Stage located next to Min & Bill's Dockside Diner. For more information on the Symphony of Stars: Galactic Dessert Party can be found here.
Star Wars: Commander New Update Brings New Content Based on 'Force Awakens':
A new update has come to the hit mobile combat strategy game, Star Wars: Commander by Disney Interactive and Lucasfilm Ltd. The update includes new content on the most anticipated film of the year in "Star Wars: The Force Awakens." Players will now be able to relocate to and engage in conflicts on the world of Takodana as seen in the trailers of 'The Force Awakens."
When players engage in conflict on the world they will encounter two new "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" inspired mercenary units, the Dowutin Hunter and Luggabeast Munitioneer. The new mercenary units will be permanently unlockable through a leveled-up Cantina and can be upgraded. Also, for a limited time beginning today, players will receive five free consumable units of each new mercenary by following the directions when logging on to the game.
Here are the details on the new update for Star Wars: Commander -
- Luggabeast Munitioneer – Players can hire the armored Luggabeast Munitioneer, based on the cybernetic-enhanced beast of burden in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, to support their massive armies as they apply a damage buff to nearby friendly units.
- Dowutin Hunter – Inspired by a new species unveiled in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Dowutin Hunters are lumbering infantry hired to dispatch enemy defending units with shock and awe, troops and vehicles alike. They carry a grip of thermal detonators and a modified starfighter blaster to ensure that the job gets done
- Planet Takodana – Featuring Maz’s Castle, the planet Takodana is the home to many unaligned scoundrels and provides the perfect setting for new Conflicts in Star Wars: Commander.
Star Wars: Commander is available on the Apple App Store, Google Play, and the Amazon Appstore.
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