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DOGGONE GOOD STORY: Best Friends Pet Care associate Whitney Jansen reads a bedtime story to Moxie in one of the new luxury resort’s VIP suites. In addition to bedtime stories, dogs can enjoy DVD entertainment and TV shows
KITTY CITY: Boom Boom enjoys one-on-one playtime with Best Friends Pet Care associate Leonor Reynoso at "Kitty City" in the new Best Friends luxury pet resort. Cats can enjoy their own comfy “kitty condos” and amenities that include special treats like Tuna on a Ritz.
LAP OF PET LUXURY: Best Friends Pet Care luxury pet resort, now open at Walt Disney World Resort, offers plush accommodations and VIP (very important pet) suites for cats, dogs and other pets while their families are on vacation.
GO-HOME-FRESH GROOMING: Best Friends Pet Care groomers Olga Kudinova (left) and Shelley Hanna (right) put the finishing touches on two special guests at the Best Friends Pet Care luxury pet resort. The resort’s grooming salon offers “go-home-fresh” baths and haircuts for its pet guests.
PIXIE HOLLOW'S NEWEST RESIDENT: Vidia (pictured, right), one of the stars of the upcoming movie "Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue," is the newest fairy to become a "resident" of Pixie Hollow at the Magic Kingdom park. Vidia began making meet-and-greet appearances for guests Aug. 26, 2010. "Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue" will be released on Blu-ray, DVD and via movie download on Sept. 21, 2010.
A SLICE OF ITALY: Via Napoli, a new casual pizzeria in the Italy pavilion at Epcot, features a selection of classical Neapolitan pizzas, ranging from pizza bianca, quattro stagioni, piccante, ortolano and a traditional margherita.
DOG DAYS OF SUMMER: Tramp, the lovable mutt from Disney's animated classic "Lady and the Tramp," watches over the famous bowling pin-shaped pool at Disney's Pop Century Resort. Themed pools at Disney resorts are an ideal way to beat the heat during the summer months at the Walt Disney World Resort.
ELECTRICAL, MAGICAL: Disney’s Main Street Electrical Parade marches through the Magic Kingdom, twinkling with approximately half a million lights. One of many guest favorites is the iconic “Pete’s Dragon” float.
DOG DAYS OF SUMMER!: Disney's favorite dogs, Pluto and Goofy, make every meeting magical at the Walt Disney World Resort. The two lovable characters make appearances and meet guests throughout the theme parks and resort hotels.
PIXIE DUST: Everyone's favorite fairy, Tinker Bell, is all aglow as she leads the way in Disney's Main Street Electrical Parade at the Magic Kingdom park. The parade is a favorite of many guests of the Walt Disney World Resort.
CAPTAIN EO: "Captain EO," the 17-minute, classic 3-D film experience starring Michael Jackson that entertained audiences at Epcot from 1986-1994, is now showing again daily at Epcot.
LOTSO FUN: Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear, the larger-than-life plush bear from "Toy Story 3," has joined the Disney's Hollywood Studios family of stars. Unlike his gruff on-screen persona, Lotso is full of smiles and happy hugs for guests of all ages. Lotso also joins his "Toy Story" pals in the "Block Party Bash" at the Walt Disney World theme park.
'Handy Manny' joins Disney's Hollywood Studios Family of Stars
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MEET HANDY MANNY: Handy Manny, the popular Playhouse Disney character, is the newest member of the Disney's Hollywood Studios family. He will begin making regular meet-and-greet appearances in Disney's Hollywood Studios theme park the week of Nov. 18, 2007. Also, coming in 2008 to the theme park, Handy Manny will debut as part of the cast in a new show entitled "Playhouse Disney-Live on Stage!" (Kent Phillips, photographer)

About Handy Manny:

On the Disney Channel's multicultural animated series, "Handy Manny," Manny Garcia is the best handyman in his town of Sheetrock Hills. He carries his trusty set of talking tools that help him do each job. Each one of his talking tools has specific strengths which allows the show to teach the importance of teamwork, problem solving, community and friendship. On the show, the voice of "Handy Manny" is provided by actor Wilmer Valderrama ("That 70s Show"). For English-speaking children, "Handy Manny" teaches simple Spanish words and phrases by putting them into a real-world context – such as Manny saying "abuelito" when referring to his grandfather or calling his tools "las herramientas" during conversations.  In addition, the series introduces everyday aspects of Latino culture, including holidays and the importance of family.  "Handy Manny" will also resonate with young Latino viewers, thanks to its authentic portrayals of culturally-relevant characters and customs. The series airs during the learning-focused Playhouse Disney programming block on Disney Channel in the U.S., and on Disney Channels and Playhouse Disney channels around the world.

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