Showing posts with label jay rasulo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jay rasulo. Show all posts

Sunday, October 19, 2008

Aloha ! Disney Vacation Club resort in Hawaii unveiled in Honolulu



It's "Aloha" for Walt Disney Parks & Resorts Chairman Jay Rasulo who shared plans for its future resort Oct. 16, 2008, in Hawaii with Honolulu Mayor Mufi Hannemann .

Scheduled to open in 2011, the expansive family resort will be located in the Ko Olina area on the western side of Oahu and will include 350 hotel rooms and 480 villas for Disney Vacation Club, Disney's growing timeshare business.



Disney theme park fans will specially appreciate the theming of the pool and the lush tropical garden. And with a bit of luck, may be the hotel will have a "Tiki" restaurant!



One more good reason to visit Hawai!

Photos and artwork: copyright Disney

Thursday, May 8, 2008

Hong Kong Disneyland It's a small world inauguration high-res pictures and videos



I promised you four days ago the photos of Hong Kong Disneyland It's a small world's inauguration on April 27, and here they are, in glorious high-resolution!

Everything began with a parade in a Main Street and the rope drop moment, with children from all over the world, and, of course children from Hong Kong.







Here is a short youtube video of it



During the celebration the Walt Disney Company announced the recipients of the first grants from the Disney Children’s Fund. Created by TWDC’s Worldwide Outreach group, the HK$1 million Fund was established as part of a pilot program to address the needs of children in the Hong Kong community. And yes, the man on the left is Jay Rasulo, in person, live from Hong Kong!



Talking about Jay, here he is again, for the Dedication Celebration speech, with the financial secretary of the Hong Kong special administrative region Government, John Tsang ...



And here they are again in one of the first boat of IASW !



In another boat, Ursule Wong, daughter of legendary lyricist James Wong, was presented with a plaque to commemorate the legacy of her father’s famous “it’s a small world” lyrics for the cantonese version. The Cantonese verses composed by James Wong more than 30 years ago still remain popular to this day in Asia.



As always in this kind of event the evening ended with a show and great fireworks!



Here is a short video of the finale!



Photos: copyright Disney