Today, we’re shining a spotlight on some of these inspiring individuals, showcasing their incredible contributions to the military and their dedication to helping to create unforgettable vacation memories. We’re proud to celebrate their service to our country, their ongoing commitment to the military community and their passion for helping make vacation dreams come true!

David Lamb, Director of Tickets & Travel, MacDill Air Force Base

David Lamb is a third-generation military veteran whose 22-year career with the U.S. Air Force took him around the world. From building tent cities to supporting service members through Moral, Welfare and Recreation programs, David’s military experience cultivated a passion for service and connection. Today, he brings that same spirit to his current role, training his team not just to sell tickets, but to create unforgettable experiences.  

Born into a military family, David’s father was once stationed at McCoy Air Force Base which is now Orlando International Airport. As a child, they lived “down the road” from Walt Disney World Resort. One of his earliest memories is waiting up all night for his family’s first trip to the Magic Kingdom in 1971. Through the years he has continued to share that same magic with his sons and now his grandchildren. David says, “It’s funny how life can make a full circle back to your beginning.”

Whether in uniform or behind a travel desk, David’s mission remains the same – to serve with heart and help others create lasting memories.

Kathy Geiger, Travel Advisor, MEI Travel

Kathy Geiger proudly served for four years in the U.S. Marine Corps where the discipline she learned laid the foundation for the strong work ethic and pride that guides her work today as a travel advisor. Though she no longer works directly with the military, she continues to support her local military community and works with many retired service members as clients.

One of her fondest Disney memories comes from her time stationed at the Marine Corps Air Station El Toro in California – not far from the Disneyland Resort. Kathy recalls being able to watch the fireworks at Disneyland Park from the softball field bleachers on the base. “I always felt a level of comfort knowing my favorite park was so close,” she says. Today that magic lives on as she relives the wonder of Disney through the eyes of her grandchildren during frequent visits to the Disneyland Resort.

Mark Kechula, Luxury Travel Advisor, Hi Ho Vacations

Mark Kechula served an impressive 30-years with the U.S. Navy, rising from junior enlisted ranks to Chief Warrant Officer in the Aviation Maintenance Community. His service spanned deployments aboard aircraft carriers in the Mediterranean and Persian Gulf. The Navy’s core values – Honor, Courage and Commitment – continue to shape his work today as a Luxury Travel Advisor with Hi Ho Vacations, where he’s spent over 12 years helping to deliver unforgettable travel experiences.

Mark credits his military background for the skills that now guide success – strategic planning, clear communication and a deep sense of responsibility. He is particularly proud of helping families plan Disney Cruise Line vacations. “Following an established process and curating a vacation from start-to-finish aligns with my military missions,” Mark shares. He says the feedback he receives from his clients motivates him to continue pursuing his dream occupation. For Mark, serving others – whether through the military or magical getaways – is a lifelong calling.  

Ricky Sesco, Air Force Information, Tickets and Travel Program Manager

Ricky Sesco proudly served in the U.S. Air Force for 20 years beginning as a Construction Heavy Equipment Operator before working as a Production Control Specialist. Most of his career was spent in Germany, with additional assignments in California and Texas. Since retiring from active duty, Ricky has continued to serve the military community at the Air Forces Services Center as the Air Force Information, Tickets and Travel Program Manager – a role he has held for nearly 25 years.

Ricky credits his military background with giving him a unique perspective on the needs of service members and their families, making him a trusted resource for both military personnel and industry partners. Overall, Ricky says his Air Force career has made him who he is and given him lifelong friends and adopted families. In addition, he says his longstanding collaboration with the Disney Military Sales Team has given him the chance to experience a lot of magic across our Disney Destinations. Ricky shares, “My 24 years have been very rewarding mainly due to Disney.”

Ruthann Szente, Travel Advisor, MEI Travel

As a dedicated travel advisor and a proud military spouse of an Air National Guard pilot, Ruthann Szente has learned how to adapt under pressure. From navigating last-minute plans to embracing time apart, she deeply understands the importance of making the most of family time, especially after long deployments.

Ruthann says her family’s Disney trips have given them something to look forward to when her husband returns from deployment or extended training away from home. She brings that insight and her own personal Disney experiences to every itinerary she plans for her clients. Ruthann shares, “We are definitely a Disney family – both parks and cruises. My favorite memories are seeing my kids meet their favorite characters for the first time.”

Anne Rodriguez, Information Tickets and Tours Manager, Marine Corps Community Services, Camp Pendleton

Anne Rodriguez began her career in service to the military community as a civilian employee at Marine Corps Air Station El Toro, later transferring to Camp Pendleton. Starting in the accounting office, she quickly advanced to become the Information Tickets and Tours Manager with Marine Corps Community Services, a role focused on enhancing the quality of life for Marines and their families.

Driven by deep pride of her country and a strong family legacy of military service, Anne chose a civilian path that allowed her to support the mission of the Marine Corps in impactful ways. Through her years of service, she has developed essential skills that she uses to lead her team and provide exceptional service to her military clients. For Anne, serving the military community isn’t just a career – it’s a lifelong source of purpose, pride and connection. She says, “Serving as a civilian employee for the military has given me an opportunity to serve a military community that I am deeply grateful for.”

Veronica Barrientos, Disney Military Ticket Seller, USAF Travis Air Force Base

Veronica Barrientos proudly supported the military community as a spouse for 21 years and continues that service today as a Disney Military Ticket Seller in the Information Tickets and Tours office at USAF Travis Air Force Base. Her firsthand experience as a military spouse gives her a unique insight as she helps fellow military families plan unforgettable vacations.

For Veronica, being part of the military community has given her lifelong friendships, meaningful challenges and cherished memories. One of her most treasured moments was reuniting with her husband and sons at the Disneyland Resort in 2024 after several years apart. It was an experience that perfectly captured the joy and togetherness she now helps other families create every day.

There’s plenty going on over at the Disneyland Hotel. Guests looking for new breakfast offers to kickstart their day can head over to Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar, where starting May 16, they will be able to enjoy a delicious selection of breakfast offerings, like the new Ube-stuffed French Toast (um, yum)! This new breakfast service is walk-up only.

Right next door at Tangaroa Terrace Tropical Bar & Grill, guests will find some new bites as well as returning favorites, like the Tonkotsu Ramen. For some new sips and bites, The Coffee House is also featuring delights, including the Iced Yuzu Espresso. And this is just a taste, there’s even more below!

New Character Buffet at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa

Those interested in a foodie adventure featuring Donald Duck himself can head over to Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa. Here, they can experience Donald’s Tales of Adventure Dinner Buffet, a new campfire-style barbecue buffet featuring Donald, Daisy, and some of their friends in their new explorer outfits beginning May 16, at Storytellers Cafe. It is the first time guests will be able to enjoy characters during dinner time, too!

Here's a look at what is coming to the Hotels of the Disneyland Resort!

New Menus at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa

Grand Californian Great Hall Cart

• Daisy Loaf Cake (New)
• Clarabelle Macarons (New)
• Goofy Crisped Rice Treat (New)
• Pluto Whoopie Pie (New)
• Pretzel Rod Sticks (New)
• Wildflower Honey (New)

GCH Craftsman Bar

• Farmers Market Frittata: Eggs, ham, spinach, house blend cheese, onions, asparagus, roasted vine tomato, lemon hollandaise, and house salad (New) (Also available at GCH Craftsman Grill; available for breakfast only)
• Avocado Toast on Sourdough: Grilled sourdough, avocado, poached eggs, ricotta, chives, crispy garlic, honey, basil, and lemon oil (New) (Available for breakfast only)
• Salmon Salad: Cucumber, avocado, tomato, sweet peppers, farro, charred green onions, shallots, Valbreso feta, champagne vinaigrette, and arugula (New)
• Wagyu Burger: Cilantro-mint chutney, white onion, Grafton smoked cheddar, iceberg lettuce, pickles, and tomato on a brioche bun served with fries (New)
• Sticky Chicken Wings: White rice, gochujang BBQ sauce, pickled cucumber slaw, toasted sesame seeds, and green onions (New)
• Shrimp Ceviche: Marinated shrimp, spicy citrus broth, white onion, tomato, cucumber, avocado, and cilantro served with tortilla chips (New) (Also available at GCH Craftsman Grill)

New Menus at Disneyland Hotel

Tangaroa Terrace Tropical Bar & Grill

(Mobile order available)

Breakfast:

• Ube-stuffed French Toast: Japanese milk bread, coconut custard, ube diplomat cream, and fresh tropical fruit (New)
• Lomi Salmon Sandwich: Smoked salmon, egg, tomato, and red onion on a croissant served with a pineapple wedge (New)
• Korean-style Breakfast Sandwich: Sliced country ham, fresh tomato slices, and sliced Havarti on egg-coated Japanese milk bread (New)
• Tropical Pancakes: Macadamia nut buttermilk pancakes, passion fruit curd, and toasted coconut

Tangaroa Terrace Tropical Bar & Grill

(Mobile order available)

Lunch and Dinner:

• Chile-Orange Glazed Chicken Wings: Togarashi aïoli and Fresno chile (New)
• Szechuan Cucumber Salad: Chinese five-spice, fresh garlic and scallions, toasted sesame seeds, and hot oil vinaigrette (Plant-based) (New)

• Coconut Ice Cream (New)
• Passion Fruit Sorbet (New) 

Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar

Food:

• Ube-stuffed French Toast: Japanese milk bread, coconut custard, ube diplomat cream, and fresh tropical fruit (Available for breakfast only) (New)
• Open-Face Lomi Salmon Sandwich: Smoked salmon, egg, tomato, and red onion on a croissant served with a pineapple wedge (Available for breakfast only) (New)
• Korean-style Breakfast Sandwich: Sliced country ham, fresh tomato slices, and sliced Havarti on egg-coated Japanese milk bread (Available for breakfast only) (New)
• Tropical Pancakes: Macadamia nut buttermilk pancakes, passion fruit curd, and toasted coconut (Available for breakfast only)
• Chile-Orange Glazed Chicken Wings: Togarashi aïoli and Fresno chile (Available for lunch and dinner only)(New)
• Szechuan Cucumber Salad: Chinese five-spice, fresh garlic and scallions, toasted sesame seeds, and hot oil vinaigrette (Available for lunch and dinner only) (Plant-based) (New)

Beverages:

• Madre Mia: The Fableist Pinot Noir, The Christian Brothers Brandy, pineapple, orange, lemon and lime juices, and creme de peche (New)
• Summer Swing: Ron Zacapa Centenario Rum, La Marca Prosecco, honey syrup, mint leaves, lemon juice, and bitters (New)
• Sea Water Spritz: Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum, Aperol, falernum, pineapple juice, and passion fruit syrup
• Sparkling Purple Gin: Hendrick's Gin, Chambord, La Marca Prosecco, and cane sugar syrup garnished with Luxardo Cherries and edible luster dust (New)
• Spiced Vodka Rosé: Tito's Handmade Vodka, St. George Spiced Pear Liqueur, DAOU Rosé, falernum, simple syrup, and lemon juice (New)
• Apple-Bourbon Punch: Crown Royal Regal Apple Whisky, Buffalo Trace Bourbon, Amaro Montenegro, apple and lemon juices, and vanilla syrup (New)
• Eternal Inquiry: Neisson Agricole Blanc Rum, Hamilton Demerara Rum, light amber honey, passion fruit syrup, and bitters (New)
• Cucumber Mint Vodka Cooler: Ketel One Botanical Cucumber & Mint Vodka, orgeat, cream of coconut, pineapple juice, lime juice, and mint leaves (New)
• Left Coast Brewing Co. Una Mas Amber Ale (New)
• Brewery X Huckleberry Hard Setlzer (New)
• Avissi Prosecco (New)
• Daou Sauvignon Blanc (New)
• The Fableist Chardonnay (New)

Palm Breeze Bar

• Margherita Pizza: Thai basil and Stracciatella mozzarella (New)
• Ahi Tuna Tartare Tian: Sushi rice, ripe avocado, Vietnamese slaw, and shoyu-chile vinaigrette (New)
• Guacamole & Lime-scented Tortilla Chips (New)
• Crisp Falafel Fattoush with Lemon Hummus: Crispy pita, blistered tomato-cucumber, grilled artichoke, and chile-lime seasoning (New)
• Toasted Quinoa & Baby Kale: Persian cucumber, dried cranberry, blueberries, almonds, Meyer Lemon vinaigrette (Plant-based) (New)
• Caesar Salad: House-made croutons, cherry tomatoes, and parmesan (New)
• Southwest Chicken Sandwich: Achiote chicken breast, roasted green chili, pepper jack, caramelized onion, and garlic butter toasted brioche (New)
• Grilled Prime Flat Iron Steak: Charred broccolini, parmesan snow, lemon, and compound herb butter (New)
• Pan-roasted Salmon with farro and Mediterranean vegetables (New)
• Adult Chicken Tenders with french fries (New) 

The Coffee House

(Mobile order available)

• Chopped Shaker Salad: Romaine, cabbage, cucumber, carrots, edamame, cashew nuts, mint, and miso dressing (New)
• Mediterranean Shaker Salad: Cucumber, tomato, onion, olives, chickpeas, feta cheese, mint, basil, and Mediterranean dressing (New)
• Ham & Cheese Croissant Sandwich: Butter croissant, ham, cheese, lettuce, tomato, and orange pepper jelly (Available for breakfast only) (New)

• Iced Agave Agua Fresca: Lemonade, agave nectar syrup, and chia seeds (Non-alcoholic) (New)
• Iced Sour Mango: Mango purée, chai syrup, lemon juice, and sweet and sour (Non-alcoholic) (New)
• Summer Floral Soda: Club soda, hibiscus and grapefruit syrups, and lemon juice (Non-alcoholic) (New)
• Iced Yuzu Espresso: Espresso shot, yuzu syrup, and mineral water (Non-alcoholic) (New)

Goofy’s Kitchen

(Specialty beverages available for an additional charge)

• Frozen Piña Colada (Non-alcoholic; alcoholic version also available) (New)
• Margarita Flight: Blood orange, habanero lime, and spicy watermelon (New)
• Frozen Premium Margarita: Codigo Reposado Tequila, Grand Marnier, agave, and lime juice (New)
• Bramble: Tito's Handmade Vodka, Chambord, agave nectar syrup, lime juice, and mint (New)
• Brewery X Huckleberry Hard Seltzer (New)
• Golden State Jamaica Hard Cider (New)
• Tenuta Polvaro Pinot Grigio (New)
• Daou Cabernet Sauvignon (New)
• Heinz Eiel Spatlese Riesling (New)
• Sparkling Cocktail Flight: Strawberry vodka, spicy margarita, passion fruit gin fizz, and sparkling rum with Piper Sonoma Brut (New) 

Broken Spell Lounge

• Ahi Tuna Tataki: Aji amarillo ponzu, persillade, and crispy wonton (New)
• Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail: Tito's Cocktail Sauce, cornichons, and lemon (New)
• Southwest Chicken Sandwich: Achiote chicken breast, roasted green chile, pepper jack, caramelized onion, and garlic butter toasted brioche (New)
• Forest Mushroom Farro Risotto: Asparagus, chive, and parmigiano reggiano frico (New)
• Fish & Chips: Caviar tartar sauce, and malt vinegar (New)
• Margherita Pizza: Thai basil and Stracciatella mozzarella (New)
• Benevolent Faerie (New)
• Raven's Wing (New)

So many delicious items are coming to Disneyland Resort!

May 16 also kicks off the Disneyland Resort 70^th Celebration, which is filled with over 70 tasty delights to celebrate this momentous occasion. See all of these additional items coming in the official Disneyland 70^th Foodie Guide.

With these tasty adventures, the possibilities are endless when visiting Disney Parks. 

(Note: All offerings are subject to change and availability.)

The Disney Wonder is returning to Australia and New Zealand for another incredible season of magic. For a limited time, your clients can save up to 30% off voyage fare on select Australia and New Zealand cruises—available for select sailings from 19 October 2025 to 3 February 2026.

This offer can also be applied to Disney Wonder repositioning cruises between Vancouver and Honolulu and Honolulu and Sydney during September 2025, October 2025 and February 2026:

• Sept. 23-Oct. 3, 2025: 10-Night Hawaiian Cruise from Vancouver ending in Honolulu
• Oct. 3-18, 2025: 14-Night South Pacific Cruise from Honolulu ending in Sydney
• Feb. 2-16, 2026: 15-Night South Pacific Cruise from Sydney ending in Honolulu

Book on or before 25 July 2025 to save! Visit the Offers page for full details. 

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Captains’ Quarters

The following Summer Magic Tickets are available:

• 4-Day Ticket – $60 per day, plus tax (total: $240 plus tax)
• 3-Day Ticket– $75 per day, plus tax (total: $225 plus tax)
• 2-Day Ticket– $105 per day, plus tax (total: $210 plus tax)

The Summer Magic Ticket is valid for use from May 18 through September 27, 2025 (no blockout dates), with an advance park reservation. Find full details here.

Guests can take advantage of two special offers at the Disneyland Resort this summer!

Good Neighbor Hotel Offer

Guests can extend their Disneyland Resort vacation when they book at select Good Neighbor Hotels! For a limited time, guests get a fourth night free at a participating Good Neighbor Hotel when they book a Walt Disney Travel Company Package, while supplies last.

Book now for travel through summer 2025! Find details about this special offer here.

Disneyland 70th Celebration Offer

As a reminder, guests can still save up to 30% on select stays of 4 or more nights at a Disneyland Resort hotel during the Disneyland 70th Celebration! Book now through May 15, 2025 for travel from May 16 through September 26, 2025. Subject to availability and restrictions. Travel must be completed by September 27, 2025.

For so many guests, it’s a rite of passage to head through the entry gates of Disneyland park for the first time, allowing them to enter a world of yesterday, tomorrow and fantasy in a truly unforgettable moment that they will always remember.  

Where Can I Find the Entry Turnstiles at the Resort?

How Do I Use the New Entry Gates at Disneyland?

What is the Entry Process Like?

What is New About This Entry Experience?

How Does My Toddler Enter the Parks?

Can I Use the Disneyland App or MagicBand+ to Enter?

Are There Any Disney-Inspired Features?

How Do I Re-Enter the Parks?

What Else is Coming to Disneyland Resort?

The Disneyland Resort 70^th Celebration begins May 16, 2025.

Get ready to dance, play, and chill because Cool Kid Summer is taking over Walt Disney World Resort starting May 27 through September 1. This is the perfect destination for kids and kids-at-heart with DJ-fueled dance parties, surprise character appearances, hands-on activities, and nonstop summer vibes.

Here’s a first look at what’s coming across Walt Disney World this summer.

New Florida Resident Summer Magic Tickets

Florida residents can make the most of summer with a special ticket offer just for them.

The Florida Resident Summer Magic Ticket offers four days of fun at Walt Disney World theme parks for just $60 per day (total price: $240, plus tax). This ticket will be available for purchase starting May 6, 2025, for visits from May 18 through September 27, 2025 (with an advance park reservation, subject to availability).

Looking for a shorter visit? There are great options for that too:

• 3-Day Ticket: $75 per day (total price: $225, plus tax)
• 2-Day Ticket: $105 per day (total price: $210, plus tax)

New assets are available on Disney Copyright to help you prepare for when these tickets go on sale on May 6.

New & Limited-Time Summer Magic Across Disney World

Cool Kid Summer at EPCOT

GoofyCore at CommuniCore Hall

Playtime gets a Goof-tastic twist. Get ready to dance and play along with Goofy in this immersive experience. Show off your best moves in DJ-led dance parties and join your favorite games with silly – or should we say goofy? – twists, like Loopy Limbo and Parachutes ‘n’ Pipsqueaks.

To make way for all the goofiness, CommuniCore Hall will temporarily close starting May 12 as it transforms into Goofy’s ultimate playground. CommuniCore Plaza and Mickey & Friends will remain open during this time. And while exploring EPCOT during Flower & Garden Festival, keep an eye out as Farmer’s Feast food options might be sprouting up at Florida Fresh just outside CommuniCore Hall.

Cool Kid Summer at Disney’s Animal Kingdom

Adventure with New Activities

Get ready to roam, explore, and earn your adventure stripes! Buzz over to Rafiki’s Planet Watch for hands-on crafting activities all about pollinators, like bees and butterflies. 

Earn a New Wilderness Explorer Badge

For all who believe the wilderness must be explored, you can unlock a special, limited-time Wilderness Explorers badge along the way. As guests make their way around the park, keep an eye out for some amazing animals, including tigers, okapi, and more.

A Celebration Sing-Along at Discovery Island

Wrap up a wild day with a musical moment you won’t forget! Join an interactive sing-along celebrating all the amazing animals spotted throughout the park – with original songs, playful storytelling, and plenty of chances to join in.

Cool Kid Summer at Disney’s Hollywood Studios

Get Animated at Animation Courtyard

Jump into energetic fun at Animation Courtyard, where games and crafts will keep kids moving and creating all day long. From magicians and jump rope performers to surprise character appearances, you never know what delightful moment is waiting around the corner!

Keep the fun going and join Mickey Mouse and Disney Junior friends at a lively indoor DJ dance party where little ones can move and groove.

And that’s not all! Two new indoor stage shows will also debut on May 27, adding even more fun for the whole family to enjoy:

• “Disney Villains: Unfairly Ever After” – Step into the reflective world of the Magic Mirror as Disney’s most infamous baddies take center stage in a show that’s as wickedly fun as it is spellbinding.

“The Little Mermaid – A Musical Adventure” – Dive into a breathtaking retelling of the beloved animated film featuring fan-favorite songs, stunning visuals, and theatrical magic.

Cool Kid Summer at Magic Kingdom Park

Big Top Bash at Storybook Circus

Step right up to summer fun under the Big Top. Kids can join the DJ ringmaster for a summertime dance party full of pop-up silliness with Pluto. And with stilt walkers and jugglers performing all around, guests will feel like the ringmaster of fun.  

Galactic Blast at Tomorrowland

At Rocket Tower Plaza Stage, dance with Stitch at this high-energy DJ party. After grooving with the galaxy’s coolest alien, head inside Merchant of Venus with an out-of-this-world craft inspired by the upcoming Disney-Pixar film “Elio.”

Later this summer, get ready for a star-kissed constellation of Disney wishes as “Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away” comes to life with beloved characters from “Encanto,” “Frozen,” “Coco” and more. Stay tuned for more details.

Extra Perks When Staying in the Magic

Make a splash right from the start. Guests of Disney Resort Collection hotels can enjoy free admission to one of our two water parks on the day of their check-in for free.

As a reminder, both Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach will be open this summer starting on May 21.

Guests of Disney Resort hotels and other select hotels can also enjoy 30 minutes of early theme park entry every day of their stay. Guests might even spot some of their favorite characters out in the park during this time.

And that’s just the beginning of the fun. Staying at Disney’s Pop Century Resort, Disney’s Art of Animation Resort, Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort, and Disney’s Wilderness Lodge means extra fun for the entire family.

There, guests can enjoy even more Disney-themed activities, including character visits with set appearance times to help guests plan their day and an expanded itinerary of things to do with your family throughout your stay at these four resorts.

More Ways to Save During Cool Kid Summer

As a reminder, there are tons of deals that the whole family can jump into!

• 50% Off on Kids Tickets: Guests can purchase a 3-day or longer kids (ages 3-9) standard ticket for 50% off. This deal is available for visits beginning May 27 through September 20, 2025.  
• 3-Day, 3-Park Ticket: Get a 3-day, 3-park ticket starting at $89 per day ($267 total, plus tax) for visits starting on April 6 through September 22, 2025. This ticket is for admission to EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios and Disney’s Animal Kingdom (one theme park per day, not valid for admission to Magic Kingdom).  
• Disney Resort Room Deals: Save up to 30% on select Disney Resort hotel rooms when you stay longer for visits beginning August 1 through October 11, 2025. Special deals on rooms are also available for Florida Residents and Annual Passholders. Plus, Disney+ subscribers can save on rooms at select Disney Resort hotels – starting from $99 per night at Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort – when staying two nights or longer most nights from June 29 to July 31, 2025.

There’s so much in store for summer 2025 at Disney World. Stay tuned for even more updates as we get closer to the kickoff of Cool Kid Summer.

The three Hotels of the Disneyland® Resort are more than a place to stay. They are part of a guest's Disney story! With standout amenities, Disney touches, and Park proximity that can’t be beat, we’re sharing new marketing assets with the top reasons to stay at a Disneyland Resort Hotel.

These new marketing assets include social media graphics, flyers and boilerplate copy. Use search terms "top ten" to locate these items on DisneyCopyright.com.