// Data layer: news, trips, photos, resorts.
// Written with an eye toward real content Nate would swap in.

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const NEWS = [
  {
    id: 'n12',
    eyebrow: 'Dispatch · April 30, 2026',
    title: 'Thirteen new faces in Doomsday, Steve Rogers as Nomad, and Pandora\'s next chapter',
    dek: 'The first full Doomsday trailer at CinemaCon brings 13 first-time Avengers, including a bearded Steve Rogers who may be playing Nomad rather than Captain America. Plus Avatar 4\'s time jump and a Karen Page sighting on the Punisher set.',
    date: 'April 30, 2026',
    readTime: '6 min',
    category: 'Parks & Beyond',
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    content: [
      { t: 'h', v: 'Marvel · Doomsday' },
      { t: 'lede', v: 'A few new things from this week. The first full Doomsday trailer at CinemaCon clocks at least thirteen characters making their first appearance in an Avengers film. Doctor Doom, Mystique, Professor X, Cyclops, Gambit, Namor, members of the Fantastic Four, and others. It is a lot of new mass for a movie that already has to bring back most of the existing roster.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'The piece of the trailer that has people talking is Steve Rogers. Chris Evans is in the film. He has long hair, a thick beard, and dark casual clothes. No suit, no shield. He pulls Mjolnir from Thor\'s grasp and the room reportedly went quiet. The theory making the rounds is Nomad, the disillusioned version of Rogers from the comics who walked away from the Captain America identity after losing faith in the U.S. government.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'The trailer also shows Rogers in his own timeline, raising a child with Hayley Atwell\'s Peggy Carter, before being pulled back into the fight. That can be reconciled. It probably will be reconciled. The Nomad framing is the better story.' },
      { t: 'q', v: 'No suit, no shield. A bearded Steve Rogers pulling Mjolnir without trying. The room went quiet, and so did most of the theories about what this character is doing in this film.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'The Punisher' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'A new set photo from One Last Kill leaked through actor Royce Johnson\'s Instagram. Johnson, Deborah Ann Woll\'s Karen Page, and Jon Bernthal\'s Frank Castle in matching wardrobe to a Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 scene. Frank does not appear in Born Again Season 2. The photo suggests a small Punisher cameo got cross-shot during the same production day, which is how the studios tend to handle these now.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Bernthal\'s Punisher arrives May 12. Spider-Man: Brand New Day arrives in July. Two MCU appearances in three months for a character that, until last year, was still in legal limbo with Netflix.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'Daredevil and Jessica' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 brought back Jessica Jones in episode six. Krysten Ritter playing the character on a Marvel Studios production, not a Marvel Television one, for the first time. The episode confirms what the season has been hinting at. Mike Colter\'s Luke Cage is overseas working for Mr. Charles, the CIA operative running a weapons operation alongside Wilson Fisk.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'The arms in question come from OXE Group, the supplier from Thunderbolts. Charles is recruiting superhumans independently of Valentina Allegra de Fontaine, who is no longer in full control after the Thunderbolts events. The Defenders, slowly, are reassembling. Season 3 is already shooting.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'Star Wars · Ahsoka' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Lucasfilm confirmed Tommie Earl Jenkins as a recurring cast member on Ahsoka Season 2. The casting surfaced through Jenkins\'s own résumé on Actors Access. He has prior Star Wars credits as the voice of Gulu in Jedi: Survivor. Whoever he is playing here has been described as filming alongside Eman Esfandi\'s Ezra Bridger, which fits where the season is going.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Season 1 ended with Ezra back in the known galaxy and reunited with Hera Syndulla, but cut off from Ahsoka and Sabine on Peridea. Hayden Christensen returns as Anakin. David Tennant returns as Huyang. Production is well underway. No premiere window yet.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'Animation · X-Men \'97' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'X-Men \'97 Season 2 just confirmed three more characters through a variant cover for the prequel comic. Havok, Wolfsbane, and Multiple Man. All members of X-Factor, the government-backed team teased in Season 1. Havok is in his classic uniform. Wolfsbane is in her wolf-hybrid form. Multiple Man, predictably, is on the cover three times. The art keeps the show\'s house style.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'Pandora' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Trinity Jo-Li Bliss confirmed at the Saturn Awards that Avatar 4 will open with a substantial time jump after Fire and Ash. New ecosystems, new territory, the polar regions Cameron has talked about for a decade. She also confirmed what the production schedule has been hinting at. Way of Water and Fire and Ash function as one continuous story. Avatar 4 and 5 are a separate chapter.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Filming on 4 has only just begun. Most of what is in the can right now is pre-time-jump material. The structural question, whether a sequel can convincingly skip ahead inside a still-in-progress saga, is real. The Pandora team has earned the benefit of the doubt on this kind of move.' },
    ],
  },
  {
    id: 'n11',
    eyebrow: 'Dispatch · April 28, 2026',
    title: 'Tangled 2 quietly dies, the Mandalorian gets captured, and Maul rolls out by timezone',
    dek: 'Disney walks away from Tangled 2 after years of trying. Lucasfilm releases Maul\'s finale at local midnight rather than a single global drop. The final Mandalorian and Grogu trailer reveals it is Din Djarin who needs the saving this time.',
    date: 'April 28, 2026',
    readTime: '6 min',
    category: 'Parks & Beyond',
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    content: [
      { t: 'h', v: 'Animation · Tangled' },
      { t: 'lede', v: 'Disney has officially walked away from a Tangled sequel. Director Nathan Greno confirmed it this week while promoting his next film. The studio sat with the idea for years, ran an off-site planning session, and could not find a story worth telling.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Tangled earned $591 million in 2010 and stands as one of the strongest things Walt Disney Animation has done in the last twenty years. A sequel was the obvious move. Greno is candid about why it never came together. Once the story is complete, he says, there is little room for continuation without undermining the emotional weight of the original.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'A six-minute wedding short, Tangled Ever After, came out in 2012 to satisfy fans who wanted to see Rapunzel get married. The TV series was its own thing. The live-action remake, directed by Michael Gracey with a cast led by Teagan Croft, begins filming this summer for a 2027 release. The animated sequel is dead. Sometimes that is the right call.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'Star Wars · The Mandalorian and Grogu' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'The final trailer for The Mandalorian and Grogu shows a frame I did not expect. At 1:13, Din Djarin is a captive. Mandalorian armor, no helmet, in front of the Hutt Twins. Embo, the Kyuzo bounty hunter from The Clone Wars, appears to be the one who took him. Whatever else the film does, it flips the dynamic. Grogu is the one who has to come get him.' },
      { t: 'q', v: 'Din Djarin captured. Grogu sent to fetch him. After two seasons of Din carrying the kid, the trailer turns the relationship inside out.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'Star Wars · Maul' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Lucasfilm has confirmed Maul: Shadow Lord will release its final two episodes at 12 a.m. local time rather than a single global drop. The decision invites a tier of spoilers across timezones, and some fans are openly planning to use VPNs to watch early. The animated series got a Season 2 renewal before this one ended, so the ending is not exactly the ending. The finale lands May 4. The Mandalorian and Grogu opens May 22.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Dave Filoni made one more thing official in Empire Magazine. Din Djarin has replaced Boba Fett as the Star Wars bounty hunter. The Book of Boba Fett never landed, the audience had already moved over to The Mandalorian, and Lucasfilm seems comfortable saying so out loud now. The Boba and Yoda relationship from the original films is, in Filoni\'s framing, what The Mandalorian and Grogu is consciously echoing.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'Marvel · VisionQuest' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'A merchandise listing for VisionQuest Funko figures puts the show\'s premiere window at the end of August or early September 2026. The series has been undated on Marvel\'s public calendar for months, so a third-party leak settling the window is very much how this studio does it now.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Paul Bettany and James Spader return. The series follows White Vision, the amnesiac android from WandaVision, as he tries to find his memories. Showrunner Terry Matalas has described it as an identity quest. Spader\'s Ultron is reportedly back in human form, possibly with a redemptive arc. It is the third installment in a trilogy that started with WandaVision and continued through Agatha All Along.' },
    ],
  },
  {
    id: 'n09',
    eyebrow: 'Dispatch · April 27, 2026',
    title: 'Marvel is doing Civil War 2 on a multiversal scale, and Star Wars has been talking to Carano',
    dek: 'The CinemaCon trailer for Avengers Doomsday leans into team conflict rather than a traditional villain setup. Lucasfilm and Carano have been in conversation. Plus Spider-Verse sets its finale, Punisher gets a recast, and the second suit from Brand New Day is out.',
    date: 'April 27, 2026',
    readTime: '7 min',
    category: 'Parks & Beyond',
    photo: 0,
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    content: [
      { t: 'lede', v: 'The Avengers: Doomsday trailer shown at CinemaCon this week was not screened publicly. Theater owners in Las Vegas got it first, and what came back from the room was not quite the team-up spectacle I expected to hear about.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'It does not open with Doctor Doom. It opens with heroes fighting each other. Channing Tatum\'s Gambit trading blows with Simu Liu\'s Shang-Chi at the X-Mansion. Florence Pugh\'s Yelena Belova going up against Rebecca Romijn\'s Mystique. Alan Cumming\'s Nightcrawler facing Pedro Pascal\'s Reed Richards. An AMC executive walked out describing it as "Civil War 2 on a multiversal scale," and reading the room descriptions, that does not feel like a stretch.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'The X-Mansion keeps appearing as a primary battleground, which suggests a meaningful portion of the film plays out in Earth-10005, the X-Men\'s universe, rather than Earth-616. Whether that framing holds through the whole picture or just the first act is the question I\'ll be sitting with until the trailer lands publicly.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'The other thing I keep coming back to is what it says about the franchise. This is the first Avengers-level team conflict since the original Civil War in 2016. Something clearly went wrong with the approach they were taking for this movie, because the internal conflict feels like the real story, not Doctor Doom. Robert Downey Jr. is back in full armor as Doctor Doom, but he\'s clearly not the sole focus. The five hero-vs-hero confrontations in the trailer all point to a narrative structure that looks a lot more like the 2016 film, just with more dimensions and more characters.' },
      { t: 'q', v: 'Civil War 2 on a multiversal scale. That is the phrase that came out of the room, and it is not hard to see why.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'Star Wars · Carano' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Gina Carano has confirmed she has had conversations with Lucasfilm about potentially returning to the franchise. The call was with Dave Filoni and Jon Favreau, both of whom were reportedly very welcoming. Favreau reportedly asked "where did we leave off?" The call happened after a Zoom meeting that Carano described as "really nice."' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Carano was fired from The Mandalorian following controversial social media posts. Her lawsuit against Disney and Lucasfilm was settled in August 2025, with Disney expressing openness to reuniting with Carano for future projects. There are no confirmed plans for her return, but the existence of the call is notable given the high-profile nature of her departure and The Mandalorian & Grogu, the franchise\'s first theatrical release in seven years, debuting May 22.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'Disney+ · Punisher and Spider-Noir' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'The Punisher: One Last Kill has officially recast Lisa Castle, Frank Castle\'s deceased daughter. The recasting is practical: Nicolette Pierini was a child in 2017. The new role suggests Lisa plays a significant emotional part, possibly appearing via hallucinations pushing Frank to regain his purpose. Jason R. Moore returns as Curtis Hoyle, who will appear in both flashbacks and a new in-person reunion scene. The special presentation arrives May 12, one week after the Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 finale.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Meanwhile, Amazon Prime Video released a new trailer for Spider-Noir that highlights six villains from Nicolas Cage\'s 1930s-set solo adventure. Cage plays Ben Reilly, an aging private investigator and the only superhero in 1930s New York, making him the oldest actor to play Spider-Man in live action. The featured villains include Black Cat as a lounge singer, Flint Marko as a bodyguard, and Tombstone. There is also a romantic subplot between Cat Hardy and Flint Marko that intertwines with the Ben Reilly and Silvermane storylines. It is an eight-episode series set to premiere on MGM+ in early 2026.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'Animation · Spider-Verse\'s finale' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Beyond the Spider-Verse has a date: June 18, 2027. Writers Phil Lord and Chris Miller confirmed at CinemaCon that it is the final chapter of Miles Morales\' story. Miles is still trapped in an alternate dimension. His father is still subject to the laws of canon events. There is no clear path home, which is exactly where Across the Spider-Verse left us.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Sony is not abandoning the franchise. Three more animated projects are already in development for after Beyond: a Spider-Punk film with Daniel Kaluuya returning as Hobie Brown, an all-female Spider-Verse spin-off with Hailee Steinfeld\'s Gwen Stacy and Issa Rae\'s Jessica Drew, and a fourth volume of the Octo-Girl manga series. The trilogy\'s Rotten Tomatoes scores of 97% and 95% are the highest of any franchise in Sony\'s catalog.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'Merch · Brand New Day suit' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Official Spider-Man: Brand New Day merchandise confirmed that Peter Parker\'s second suit will be his Final Swing suit from the end of No Way Home. The battle-damaged version appears early in the film during intense confrontations with new villains. Peter upgrades and repairs his suit after every battle, gradually evolving until it reaches the refined design with raised webbing seen in the official trailer. The film premieres July 31, 2026.' },
    ],
  },
  {
    id: 'n08',
    eyebrow: 'Dispatch · April 26, 2026',
    title: 'Doomsday is Civil War 2, and a few other things from a busy week',
    dek: 'The CinemaCon footage reframes Avengers 5 as something closer to a multiversal hero-vs-hero war than a classic team-up against a villain. Also: Hulu\'s last shows before the merger, Wonder Man renewed, Spider-Verse dated, and Star Wars making history in May.',
    date: 'April 26, 2026',
    readTime: '8 min',
    category: 'Parks & Beyond',
    photo: 0,
    externalPhoto: 'https://cdn.marvel.com/content/2x/doomsday_teaser_poster.jpg',
    featured: true,
    content: [
      { t: 'h', v: 'Marvel · CinemaCon' },
      { t: 'lede', v: 'The Avengers: Doomsday trailer shown at CinemaCon this week was not screened publicly. Theater owners in Las Vegas got it first, and what came back from the room was not quite what I expected to hear.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'It does not open with Doctor Doom. It opens with heroes fighting each other. Channing Tatum\'s Gambit and Simu Liu\'s Shang-Chi trading blows at the X-Mansion. Florence Pugh\'s Yelena Belova going up against Rebecca Romijn\'s Mystique. Alan Cumming\'s Nightcrawler facing Pedro Pascal\'s Reed Richards. Tenoch Huerta\'s Namor standing near a dried-out Talokan with Vanessa Kirby\'s Sue Storm. An AMC executive walked out describing it as "Civil War 2 on a multiversal scale," and reading the room descriptions, that does not feel like a stretch.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'The X-Mansion keeps appearing as a primary battleground, which suggests a meaningful portion of the film plays out in Earth-10005, the X-Men\'s universe, rather than Earth-616. Whether that framing holds through the whole picture or just the first act is the question I\'ll be sitting with until the trailer lands publicly.' },
      { t: 'q', v: 'Civil War 2 on a multiversal scale. That is the phrase that came out of the room, and it is not hard to see why.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Three abilities arrive in the MCU for the first time through this film. Nightcrawler brings teleportation: actual blink-step movement, never done in a Marvel Studios picture before. Ian McKellen\'s Magneto brings magnetic field control. Skrulls have shapeshifted on screen since Captain Marvel, but no one has bent metal and magnetism this way until now. And Rebecca Romijn\'s Mystique returns, carrying humanoid shapeshifting that is meaningfully different from the Skrull variety and that has not been part of the MCU\'s visual vocabulary at all. McKellen, incidentally, is appearing with a thick white beard in production artwork. After 26 years with that character, any change in his look lands differently.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'Streaming · Hulu' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Bob Iger confirmed in February, during Q1 2026 earnings, that the standalone Hulu app will be retired before the year is out. The library folds into Disney+. Disney now owns 100% of Hulu after buying out NBCUniversal\'s 33% stake last year. The Nintendo Switch app was the first to go, shut down February 5.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Before the merge completes, Hulu is releasing a final round of originals. Confirmed at the company\'s "Get Real House" event in Beverly Hills on April 22: The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County (a spinoff with Aspyn Ovard and Bobbi Althoff), The Girls (Khloé Kardashian\'s reality series), Project Runway Season 22 (debuting July 9 across Hulu, Disney+, and Freeform), and The Mob. A send-off slate for a platform that has been an interesting experiment. I\'ll miss some of what Hulu built; folding it into Disney+ makes business sense but it flattens something.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'Marvel · Wonder Man' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Wonder Man is the seventh Disney+ Marvel series confirmed for a Season 2. Yahya Abdul-Mateen II returns as Simon Williams, Ben Kingsley back as Trevor Slattery.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Hawkeye, Moon Knight, and She-Hulk were all built as closed-ended limited series, a model that Brad Winderbaum, the studio\'s head of television, later admitted was "really expensive" to sustain. The current approach commits to multiple seasons before a show launches. Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 arrives May 12 with Season 3 already in production. Loki, the first series ever renewed for Season 2, is unlikely to get a third. Hiddleston\'s arc continues in Doomsday and Secret Wars. The cleaner model is visible now in hindsight.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'Sony · Spider-Verse' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Beyond the Spider-Verse has a date. June 18, 2027. Writers Phil Lord and Chris Miller confirmed at CinemaCon that it is the final chapter of Miles Morales\'s story. Miles is still trapped in an alternate dimension. His father is still subject to the laws of "canon events." There is no clear path home, which is exactly where Across left us.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'The trilogy\'s Rotten Tomatoes scores of 97% and 95%, with CinemaScores of A+ and A, are the highest of any franchise in Sony\'s catalog. Three more animated projects are already in development for after Beyond: a Spider-Punk film with Daniel Kaluuya returning as Hobie Brown; an all-female Spider-Verse spin-off with Hailee Steinfeld\'s Gwen Stacy, Issa Rae\'s Jessica Drew, and Silk; and an R-rated symbiotic film still in early stages. The universe is not ending with Miles. It is just passing the baton.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'Star Wars · May 2026' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'For the first time since 2019, a Disney+ Star Wars series and a theatrical Star Wars film arrive in the same calendar month. Maul: Shadow Lord ends its run on May 4. The Mandalorian & Grogu opens in theaters May 22.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Maul: Shadow Lord is set between The Clone Wars and Episode III, with Sam Witwer back in the role he has held since the animated series. Dave Filoni is producing. Early reviews describe something closer to a cyberpunk crime story than a Star Wars action film, with the former Sith moving through the early Empire on a planet called Janix. It has been sitting in my queue since it premiered April 6. I keep hearing it is better at a slow pace than a fast one, which is the right reason to wait for the right evening.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'The Mandalorian & Grogu has a runtime now: 2 hours and 12 minutes. The shortest theatrical Star Wars film since Return of the Jedi in 1983. Whether that reads as reassuring or worrying probably tells you something about what you want from it. It opens May 22. Still expected in 2026: Ahsoka Season 2 and Star Wars Visions Presents: The Ninth Jedi.' },
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  {
    id: 'n07',
    eyebrow: 'Dispatch',
    title: 'Big Thunder comes back different, and a few other things worth your time',
    dek: 'The Frontierland coaster reopens May 3 with new track, new caves, and a lower height requirement. Plus Doom at CinemaCon, the Mandalorian runtime, and what Jon Bernthal did that no one carrying that skull has done before.',
    date: 'April 25, 2026',
    readTime: '9 min',
    category: 'Parks & Beyond',
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      { t: 'h', v: 'Magic Kingdom · Frontierland' },
      { t: 'lede', v: 'Big Thunder Mountain Railroad has been dark since January 2025. Fifteen months of the Frontierland skyline looking a little too quiet, no mining cars cresting the ridge, no distant screaming from behind the rockwork. On May 3rd, it comes back.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Disney has not just refurbished Big Thunder. It has basically rebuilt it. The track is new, the ride vehicles are new, and somewhere inside the mountain a sequence called the Rainbow Caverns is arriving at Walt Disney World for the first time. It is borrowed in spirit from Disneyland\'s original 1979 layout: phosphorescent pools, iridescent stalactites and stalagmites, and according to Disney, a rumbling from deep in the rock that suggests guests are not quite as welcome as the scenery implies.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'There is also a height change worth knowing about. The minimum drops from 40 inches to 38 inches. That opens the ride to a lot of kids who have been turned away at the gate before, and for some families it changes the whole shape of a park day.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'I have not had a chance to ride the new version yet. The Rainbow Caverns are going to be the first thing I want to find when I get back to Frontierland.' },
      { t: 'q', v: 'The Rainbow Caverns are arriving at Walt Disney World for the first time. Disney calls them beautiful but not entirely welcoming.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'Marvel · CinemaCon' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'The Avengers: Doomsday footage shown at CinemaCon this week is not online yet. It was presented exclusively to theater owners in Las Vegas. But the descriptions coming out of the room are not hard to read.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Robert Downey Jr. is back, and he is not playing Tony Stark. He is playing Doctor Doom. Fully armored, green-cloaked, with an accent that apparently had the room going quiet. In one sequence he stops Thor\'s Stormbreaker mid-swing with a single hand and barely flinches. That image seems to be the one people keep coming back to.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'The trailer also confirmed what Phase Six has been quietly putting together. The X-Men are finally here. Channing Tatum\'s Gambit trades blows with Simu Liu\'s Shang-Chi inside the X-Mansion. Rebecca Romijn\'s Mystique transforms into Yelena Belova, turning what should be a reunion into something more unsettling. Patrick Stewart\'s Professor Xavier stands at his window as a flash of light outside signals that something has gone wrong. And Chris Evans is back, apparently picking up the hammer again.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'A smaller but fun detail from the merchandise side: the Spider-Man: Brand New Day Funko Pops that went up for preorder this week confirmed Peter Parker will wear his No Way Home suit early in the film before switching to the new design from the trailers. The Funko line also reveals Savage Hulk, Tombstone, and Scorpion among the characters in the film. Pops go on sale May 1.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'And Ian McKellen is returning as Magneto in Doomsday with a thick white beard, visible in production artwork shared this week. It is the first time the character has looked this way in live action. A small thing, but after 26 years with that character, any change lands differently.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Avengers: Doomsday opens December 18. Avengers: Secret Wars follows a year later on December 17, 2027.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'Star Wars' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Two things, both worth a minute.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Maul: Shadow Lord premiered on Disney+ on April 6 and has been sitting in my queue waiting for the right long weekend. Dave Filoni is producing, Sam Witwer returns to the role he has had since The Clone Wars, and early reviews describe it as a cyberpunk crime thriller following the former Sith through the early days of the Empire on a planet called Janix. One reviewer called it Star Wars trying to be Gotham City. It is the fifth adult-oriented animated series in the franchise and sounds like the kind of show that is better at a slow pace than a fast one.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'The Mandalorian and Grogu now has an official runtime: 2 hours and 12 minutes. That makes it the shortest Star Wars theatrical film since Return of the Jedi in 1983. Whether that reads as a selling point or a warning depends on what you want from it. It opens May 22.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'On Disney+' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Punisher: One Last Kill arrives May 12, rated TV-MA, 60 minutes. The thing worth noting is not the length or the rating. It is that Jon Bernthal co-wrote the screenplay alongside director Reinaldo Marcus Green. Across the entire run of this character, through the Netflix years and into the MCU, the actor carrying the skull has never also written the story. One Last Kill runs alongside the events of Daredevil: Born Again Season 2, giving Castle his own chapter while Murdock is dealing with Kingpin\'s grip on New York.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'From the Born Again Season 3 set, which is currently filming: photos suggest Heather Glenn, last seen coming apart in Season 2, may be heading toward becoming the MCU\'s version of Lady Muse. Season 3 is expected on Disney+ in March 2027.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'One more thing' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Disney released a series of travel poster illustrations this week celebrating the real-world locations that inspired their films. Vintage style, bright colors, the kind of thing that looks good framed. No announcement attached, just art. Sometimes that is enough.' },
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    id: 'n10',
    eyebrow: 'Dispatch · April 19, 2026',
    title: 'A few things from the parks: Bay Lake\'s shoe tree comes down, Animal Kingdom Lodge at twenty-five',
    dek: 'Construction on Lakeshore Lodge takes the Bay Lake shoe tree down. Animal Kingdom Lodge marks twenty-five years with quiet animal enrichment on the savanna. Rock n Roller Coaster shows the first painted exterior of its Muppets refresh.',
    date: 'April 19, 2026',
    readTime: '6 min',
    category: 'Parks',
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      { t: 'h', v: 'Bay Lake' },
      { t: 'lede', v: 'For decades a half-hidden tree on the edge of Bay Lake collected shoes. Cast members from the watercraft fleet, the people who run the launches and the ferries and the rest of the small armada that has worked the lake since 1971, would knot the laces of their old work shoes together and throw them up into the branches as a retirement ritual. The shoes piled up. Generations stacked there. The tree got famous in a quiet way.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'This week the tree was stripped. Construction on Lakeshore Lodge has reached the shoreline, and Disney pulled the soles down before the heavy equipment gets close. The tree itself is staying. The shoes are gone.' },
      { t: 'q', v: 'You can argue that traditions have to give way for new resorts to rise. You can also argue that something a generation of cast members built quietly on their own time was worth more than a stripping crew on a Tuesday.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'Animal Kingdom Lodge at twenty-five' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Animal Kingdom Lodge turns twenty-five this month. Disney marked it with new animal enrichment activities on the savanna rather than fireworks or merchandise. Painted gourds for the giraffes. Hidden treats for the kudu. The kind of thing that says quiet anniversary, not corporate anniversary, and that is in keeping with what the resort has always been.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'Hollywood Studios' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Rock n Roller Coaster has its first painted exterior of the Muppets refresh. Greens and reds visible on the showbuilding from Sunset Boulevard. The transition from Aerosmith has been slow, and the new look is still emerging, but the first finished panels mark a real step.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Hollywood Studios will also close early on select dates in June for a private event. Worth knowing if a summer trip is on the calendar.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'EPCOT' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'A new knit and embroidered collection arrived at the Norway pavilion this week. Sweaters, blankets, a few bags. The kind of merchandise the World Showcase pavilions occasionally do well, when the sourcing matches the country.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'Around the world' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Tokyo DisneySea is celebrating its twenty-fifth anniversary, and the park\'s Maritime Band debuted a medley this week weaving the themes from a long roster of attractions into a single performance. Tokyo does these moments better than any other resort. The medley was unannounced, given to whoever happened to be on the harbor at the right hour.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Disneyland Paris quietly switched Remy\'s Ratatouille Adventure to a 2D version with new physical set pieces replacing some of the screen effects. Adding tangible scenery to a screen-heavy ride is, on principle, the right direction. Whether it actually works in the experience is another question.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Tokyo Disneyland\'s Vanellope von Schweetz parade, part of the Disney Pal-Palooza event, is back on the daily schedule through June 30. Three show stops, thirty-five minutes, three p.m. most days.' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Disney Cruise Line opened the Spellbound Lounge on Disney Adventure, an Evil Queen themed bar with mirror motifs and dark cocktails. The cruise division has been the most adventurous part of the company on theming for a while now.' },
      { t: 'h', v: 'On the planning side' },
      { t: 'p', v: 'Disney confirmed a free water park admission perk will return to Walt Disney World in 2027 with an exclusion list of resorts that will not get it. The exclusion list has not been published. Past versions of this perk have applied broadly, with only the value tier left out.' },
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    eyebrow: 'Breaking',
    title: 'Disney Confirms Villains Land Opening Window',
    dek: 'The long-rumored expansion at Magic Kingdom gets its first real timeline, along with a first look at the queue architecture.',
    date: 'April 16, 2026',
    readTime: '4 min',
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    eyebrow: 'DVC',
    title: 'Riviera Resort Adds Two New Member Lounges',
    dek: 'A second-floor lounge above Topolino\'s, plus a quiet garden room on the skyliner side.',
    date: 'April 14, 2026',
    readTime: '3 min',
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    eyebrow: 'Attraction',
    title: 'Test Track Returns With a New Finale',
    dek: 'After the longest refurb in EPCOT history, the bones are familiar but the ending is entirely reimagined.',
    date: 'April 10, 2026',
    readTime: '5 min',
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    eyebrow: 'Dining',
    title: 'Topolino\'s Launches a Breakfast Tasting Menu',
    dek: 'A five-course breakfast for the early risers. I tried it. Here\'s the verdict.',
    date: 'April 7, 2026',
    readTime: '6 min',
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    id: 'n05',
    eyebrow: 'Rumor',
    title: 'Is a Fifth Gate Finally Happening?',
    dek: 'Planning documents, building permits, and a lot of reading between the lines.',
    date: 'April 3, 2026',
    readTime: '7 min',
    category: 'Planning',
    photo: 7,
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    id: 'n06',
    eyebrow: 'Event',
    title: 'The Flower & Garden Festival, Photographer\'s Cut',
    dek: 'Best windows, worst crowds, and where the light finds the topiary first.',
    date: 'March 29, 2026',
    readTime: '5 min',
    category: 'EPCOT',
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    id: 't01',
    title: 'Six Nights at Riviera',
    subtitle: 'An April stay, a quiet park, a long walk home.',
    date: 'April 2026',
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    parks: ['MK', 'EP', 'AK'],
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    excerpt: 'Riviera in spring is the version of Walt Disney World I keep coming back to. Quiet mornings at the pool, a short skyliner to EPCOT, and long golden evenings back at the room.',
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    id: 't02',
    title: 'A November Return',
    subtitle: 'Holiday overlays, cool evenings, and the first Mickey\'s Very Merry.',
    date: 'November 2025',
    nights: 5,
    parks: ['MK', 'HS', 'AK'],
    hero: 4,
    excerpt: 'The first real chill of the season on the castle forecourt. There\'s nothing like Main Street with the holiday garland on.',
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    id: 't03',
    title: 'Summer at Animal Kingdom',
    subtitle: 'An early-morning Safari, and learning to love the storms.',
    date: 'July 2025',
    nights: 4,
    parks: ['AK', 'EP'],
    hero: 7,
    excerpt: 'You don\'t visit Animal Kingdom in July for the weather. You visit for the 6:45 AM Kilimanjaro run before the park opens.',
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  { id: 'g01', park: 'Magic Kingdom',     subtitle: 'Where to stand, when to arrive, what to skip.', photo: 0, content: `# Magic Kingdom Guide\n\n## Overview\n\nMagic Kingdom is the crown jewel of Walt Disney World. It is the original theme park at the resort and the one that captures the magic in its purest form. The park opened on October 1, 1971 and has been the centerpiece of the Walt Disney World experience ever since. The iconic Cinderella Castle sits at the center of the park, serving as the visual anchor for everything that happens around it.\n\n## Park Layout\n\nThe park is designed around a central hub with seven lands radiating outward like spokes on a wheel. This design creates efficient crowd flow and makes it easy to navigate even when the park is at capacity.\n\n### Main Street USA\n\nMain Street USA welcomes guests as they enter through the central hub. The area captures the feel of a turn of the century American town with its gas lamp streetlights, horse drawn trolleys, and classic storefronts. The street leads directly to the castle and provides the perfect transition from the real world into the magic of Disney.\n\n**Must Do:** Watch the morning parade procession from Main Street for the best photo opportunities with guests dressed as classic Disney characters. The area comes alive with street performers and the sound of the Main Street Philharmonic.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Visit the Emporium at the end of Main Street for exclusive merchandise you will not find in other parks. The clock in the Emporium tower is one of the oldest working clocks in Walt Disney World.\n\n### Tomorrowland\n\nTomorrowland showcases the future as Walt Disney imagined it would look. The land features attractions based on space exploration, technology, and the promise of tomorrow. It has been redesigned multiple times to reflect changing visions of the future while maintaining its classic charm.\n\n**Must Do:** Experience Space Mountain, the original version that opened in 1975. The ride takes guests through three tunnels of outer space at high speed with stunning effects and music by Michael Giacchino.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Use the virtual queue system for Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind. Download the My Disney Experience app and join the virtual queue when it opens to avoid long waits.\n\n### Fantasyland\n\nFantasyland is where the magic comes to life for visitors of all ages. The land features attractions based on classic Disney animated films and fairy tales. It is home to some of the most beloved rides in all of Walt Disney World, including Peter Pan's Flight and Dumbo the Flying Elephant.\n\n**Must Do:** Take a ride on the Barnstormer, the toddler sized version of Space Mountain. The ride provides a gentle introduction to thrill rides for younger guests while still offering excitement for adults.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Make dining reservations for Cinderella's Royal Table well in advance. The restaurant offers character dining inside Cinderella Castle with views of the park from the royal ballroom.\n\n### Adventureland\n\nAdventureland transports guests to exotic locations around the world. The land features jungle themed attractions and shows that capture the spirit of exploration and discovery. The area is one of the most atmospherically detailed lands in Walt Disney World.\n\n**Must Do:** Take the Jungle Cruise guided tour. The boat ride takes guests through the Amazon and Africa while the skippers deliver humorous commentary that has been entertaining guests since 1971.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Watch the Festival of the Lion King show at the Liberty Square theater. The production is one of the best live shows in Walt Disney World and features impressive acrobatics and puppetry.\n\n### Liberty Square\n\nLiberty Square celebrates American history and revolution. The land features attractions and architecture that capture the spirit of colonial America. It is home to one of the most technically impressive rides in Walt Disney World, Haunted Mansion.\n\n**Must Do:** Ride Pirates of the Caribbean. The attraction features elaborate theming, audio animatronic figures, and effects that were ahead of their time when they opened in 1967.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Visit the Liberty Bell replica and take a moment to appreciate the historical details throughout the land. The area provides a thoughtful tribute to American history.\n\n### Frontierland\n\nFrontierland captures the spirit of the American frontier and westward expansion. The land features attractions based on pioneer life, mining, and the development of the American west. It offers a unique blend of adventure and history.\n\n**Must Do:** Take the Big Thunder Mountain Railroad roller coaster. The ride takes guests through a mining canyon with impressive theming and effects. It is one of the most popular attractions in Walt Disney World.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Watch the Hall of Presidents show to learn about American history through audio animatronic figures of all the presidents. The production features impressive technology and educational content.\n\n### Discovery Island\n\nDiscovery Island is a small area that connects Fantasyland and Adventureland. It serves as a transitional space with a treehouse that offers views of the park and serves as a gathering place for guests.\n\n**Must Do:** Climb the treehouse for a unique perspective of the park and a break from the crowds. The area provides a quiet spot to rest and enjoy the views.\n\n## Shows and Entertainment\n\nMagic Kingdom offers daily entertainment throughout the park. The main spectaculars include the parade and fireworks show, both of which are designed to create memorable experiences for visitors.\n\n### Disney Festival of Fantasy Parade\n\nThe parade features floats, characters, and music that celebrate Disney animation. It rolls through Main Street USA multiple times each day and provides excellent viewing areas along the route.\n\n**Best Viewing:** Arrive at Liberty Square or Fantasyland for less crowded viewing areas. The parade route offers multiple opportunities for photo opportunities with characters.\n\n### Disney Electrical Dreams Parade\n\nThe evening parade features illuminated floats and characters that create a magical atmosphere. It provides a perfect ending to a day at Magic Kingdom and is especially enjoyed by younger guests.\n\n## Dining Options\n\nMagic Kingdom offers a variety of dining options from quick service to signature dining. The park has restaurants that can accommodate most dietary preferences and budgets.\n\n### Quick Service\n\n- **Columbia Harbour House:** Famous for its lobster rolls and views of the harbor. The restaurant is located in Adventureland and offers a classic New England dining experience.\n\n- **Casey's Corner:** Serves hot dogs, burgers, and other quick service favorites in Liberty Square. The restaurant is located near the Hall of Presidents and offers convenient access to the attraction.\n\n### Table Service\n\n- **Be Our Guest Restaurant:** Offers French inspired cuisine in a setting inspired by Beauty and the Beast. The restaurant is located in Fantasyland and features three different dining rooms with unique theming.\n\n- **Cinderella's Royal Table:** Provides character dining inside Cinderella Castle. The restaurant offers views of the park from the royal ballroom and features a prix fixe menu with classic American cuisine.\n\n## Tips for Visiting\n\n### Best Time to Visit\n\nMagic Kingdom is open daily from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM with extended hours on select nights. The park is busiest on weekends and holidays, so plan accordingly.\n\n### Parking and Transportation\n\nGuests can arrive by car, boat, or monorail. The parking lots are located just beyond the entrance and provide easy access to the park. The monorail offers scenic views of the Magic Kingdom and surrounding resorts.\n\n### Park Hopper Option\n\nConsider the park hopper option if planning to visit multiple parks. The pass allows guests to visit all four theme parks in one day and provides flexibility for itinerary planning.\n\n### Weather Considerations\n\nFlorida weather can be unpredictable. Bring rain gear for afternoon showers and sun protection for the summer months. The parks offer covered areas throughout for shelter during weather events.\n\n## Conclusion\n\nMagic Kingdom offers the quintessential Disney experience. The park combines classic attractions with modern theming to create a visit that feels both nostalgic and forward looking. Whether you are visiting for the first time or the tenth time, Magic Kingdom always offers something new to discover and enjoy.` },
  { id: 'g02', park: 'EPCOT',             subtitle: 'Festivals, pavilions, and the best lagoon views.', photo: 2, content: `# EPCOT Guide\n\n## Overview\n\nEPCOT is the second gate at Walt Disney World and the park that embodies the spirit of innovation and global celebration. Originally conceived by Walt Disney as an experimental prototype community of tomorrow, EPCOT opened in 1982 as a theme park that showcases technology, culture, and entertainment from around the world. The park is divided into two distinct areas: World Showcase and World Celebration.\n\n## Park Layout\n\nEPCOT features a unique circular layout with World Showcase encircling a central lagoon and World Celebration at the center. This design creates a walking path that takes visitors through 11 countries in World Showcase and past the major attractions in World Celebration.\n\n### World Celebration\n\nWorld Celebration is the heart of EPCOT and features the iconic Spaceship Earth sphere. This geodesic dome houses the park's signature attraction and serves as the visual centerpiece of the park. The area also includes the EPCOT fountain show and the Festival Center, which hosts events throughout the year.\n\n**Must Do:** Experience Spaceship Earth, the slow moving dark ride that takes guests through the history of communication technology. The attraction has been updated multiple times and features state of the art audio animatronics and effects.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Visit the Innoventions building (when open) to see interactive exhibits showcasing the latest technology. The building often features hands on displays that guests can experience.\n\n### World Showcase\n\nWorld Showcase features 11 pavilions representing different countries, each offering authentic culture, cuisine, and entertainment. The pavilions are arranged in a circular path around the World Showcase lagoon and provide a unique opportunity to explore the world without leaving Walt Disney World.\n\n**Must Do:** Take a guided tour of the Mexico Pavilion and learn about the cultural significance of the Day of the Dead celebration. The pavilion features impressive theming and offers authentic Mexican cuisine.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Use the EPCOT Food and Wine festival as an opportunity to sample international cuisines. The festival features food kiosks, wine tasting experiences, and special events throughout the fall season.\n\n## World Showcase Pavilions\n\n### Mexico\n\nThe Mexico Pavilion features a replica of the Angel of Independence monument and offers authentic Mexican cuisine. The pavilion includes a marketplace with crafts and souvenirs and a dark ride attraction called Gran Fiesta Tour.\n\n**Must Do:** Ride Gran Fiesta Tour Starring The Three Caballeros. The boat ride features audio animatronic versions of Donald Duck and his friends in a story based on the classic Disney film.\n\n### Norway\n\nThe Norway Pavilion showcases the country's natural beauty with a replica of the Borgund Stave Church and stunning views of the fjords. The pavilion features a popular attraction and offers Norwegian cuisine.\n\n**Must Do:** Ride Frozen Ever After, the indoor boat ride that takes guests through the world of Disney's Frozen film. The attraction features impressive theming and music from the movie.\n\n### United Kingdom\n\nThe United Kingdom Pavilion features a replica of Buckingham Palace and offers British themed attractions and entertainment. The pavilion includes a tea house and offers views of the World Showcase lagoon.\n\n**Must Do:** Watch the Living Colour show, which features performers in a dynamic musical production that celebrates the history of film and animation.\n\n### China\n\nThe China Pavilion features a replica of the Temple of Heaven and offers authentic Chinese cuisine and entertainment. The pavilion includes a marketplace and offers views of the World Showcase lagoon.\n\n**Must Do:** Visit the Grand Circle Journey attraction for a scenic tour of China's cultural landmarks. The attraction offers stunning views and cultural insights.\n\n### Germany\n\nThe Germany Pavilion features a replica of the Marktkirche church and offers German themed attractions and cuisine. The pavilion includes a marketplace and offers traditional German entertainment.\n\n**Must Do:** Ride Remy's Ratatouille Adventure, the indoor simulator attraction that takes guests on a journey through Paris alongside Remy from Ratatouille.\n\n### Morocco\n\nThe Morocco Pavilion features a replica of the Koutoubia Mosque and offers Moroccan themed attractions and cuisine. The pavilion includes a marketplace and offers views of the World Showcase lagoon.\n\n**Must Do:** Explore the marketplace for authentic Moroccan crafts and souvenirs. The area offers a unique shopping experience with items imported directly from Morocco.\n\n### France\n\nThe France Pavilion features a replica of the Eiffel Tower and offers French themed attractions and cuisine. The pavilion includes a restaurant and offers views of the World Showcase lagoon.\n\n**Must Do:** Ride Soarin' Around the World, the indoor simulator attraction that takes guests on a journey around the world. The attraction features stunning visuals and music.\n\n### Ethiopia\n\nThe Ethiopia Pavilion features a replica of a traditional Ethiopian church and offers African themed attractions and cuisine. The pavilion includes a marketplace and offers views of the World Showcase lagoon.\n\n**Must Do:** Watch the African drumming performances that take place throughout the day. The performances offer a unique cultural experience and provide insight into African music traditions.\n\n### Italy\n\nThe Italy Pavilion features a replica of the Venice Grand Canal and offers Italian themed attractions and cuisine. The pavilion includes a marketplace and offers views of the World Showcase lagoon.\n\n**Must Do:** Take the Grand Canal Shoppes gondola ride through the replica of Venice. The attraction offers authentic Italian atmosphere and entertainment.\n\n### Japan\n\nThe Japan Pavilion features a replica of the pagoda and offers Japanese themed attractions and cuisine. The pavilion includes a marketplace and offers views of the World Showcase lagoon.\n\n**Must Do:** Watch the traditional Japanese performances that take place throughout the day. The performances offer a unique cultural experience and provide insight into Japanese art forms.\n\n### America\n\nThe America Pavilion features a replica of the Liberty Bell and offers American themed attractions and cuisine. The pavilion includes a marketplace and offers views of the World Showcase lagoon.\n\n**Must Do:** Visit the American Adventure attraction, which features audio animatronic figures of American historical figures in a multimedia presentation.\n\n## Shows and Entertainment\n\nEPCOT offers daily entertainment throughout the park, with a strong focus on cultural performances and live shows. The park's entertainment is designed to showcase the cultural diversity of the World Showcase.\n\n### The American Adventure\n\nThe American Adventure is a live action presentation that features audio animatronic figures of American historical figures in a multimedia presentation. The show takes guests through American history and celebrates the spirit of American innovation.\n\n**Best Viewing:** Arrive 15 minutes before showtime for the best seating in the Liberty Gardens theater. The show runs approximately 20 minutes and is presented multiple times throughout the day.\n\n### Festival of the Arts\n\nThe Festival of the Arts is an annual celebration that features visual and performing arts from around the world. The festival includes exhibitions, workshops, and performances that showcase creative talent.\n\n**Must Do:** Visit the visual arts pavilion to see works from featured artists. The exhibition changes throughout the festival and offers a unique opportunity to see contemporary art.\n\n## Dining Options\n\nEPCOT offers a wide variety of dining options from quick service to signature dining. The park's restaurants are designed to reflect the culture of each World Showcase pavilion.\n\n### Quick Service\n\n- **Les Haloch Bakery:** Offers French inspired pastries and sandwiches in the France Pavilion. The restaurant serves authentic French bread and croissants.\n\n- **Tusken River Cafe:** Offers Ethiopian themed quick service in the Ethiopia Pavilion. The restaurant serves authentic Ethiopian cuisine and offers a unique dining experience.\n\n### Table Service\n\n- **Coral Reef Restaurant:** Offers ocean themed dining with views of a massive aquarium. The restaurant serves seafood and features a unique dining environment.\n\n- **Boulangerie:** Offers French inspired quick service in the France Pavilion. The restaurant serves authentic French pastries and sandwiches.\n\n## Tips for Visiting\n\n### Best Time to Visit\n\nEPCOT is open daily from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM with extended hours on select nights. The park is busiest on weekends and during peak seasons, so plan accordingly.\n\n### Walking and Navigation\n\nEPCOT requires significant walking due to its large size. Wear comfortable shoes and plan rest stops throughout your visit. The park offers seating areas throughout for rest breaks.\n\n### Park Hopper Option\n\nConsider the park hopper option if planning to visit multiple parks. The pass allows guests to visit all four theme parks in one day and provides flexibility for itinerary planning.\n\n## Conclusion\n\nEPCOT offers a unique experience that combines entertainment, education, and culture. The park is ideal for visitors who appreciate learning about different cultures and technologies while enjoying world class attractions and dining. Whether you are visiting for the first time or the tenth time, EPCOT always offers something new to discover and enjoy.` },
  { id: 'g03', park: 'Animal Kingdom',    subtitle: 'Early safaris and the quiet corners of Pandora.', photo: 3, content: `# Animal Kingdom Guide\n\n## Overview\n\nDisney's Animal Kingdom is the largest theme park at Walt Disney World and the one that focuses on nature, wildlife, and conservation. The park opened on April 22, 1996 and is designed to celebrate the natural world while providing entertainment and education. The park features four main areas: Africa, Asia, Discoveryland, and the Garden Zone.\n\n## Park Layout\n\nAnimal Kingdom is designed around the concept of celebrating the natural world. The park features a mix of live animals, ride attractions, shows, and educational experiences. The layout encourages visitors to explore different environments and learn about conservation efforts.\n\n### Africa\n\nAfrica features a savanna environment with live animals roaming freely in large habitats. The area is home to giraffes, zebras, lions, and other African wildlife. The park offers authentic African themed attractions and dining experiences.\n\n**Must Do:** Take the Kilimanjaro Safaris safari tour. The guided tour takes guests through the Harambe Wildlife Reserve where live animals roam in naturalistic habitats. The ride offers stunning views and educational commentary from knowledgeable rangers.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Visit the savanna in the early morning or late afternoon for the best animal viewing. The animals are most active during these times and offer excellent photo opportunities.\n\n### Asia\n\nAsia features a recreation of the ancient kingdom of Pangaria. The area includes a themed mountain, jungle river, and cultural attractions. The land offers authentic Asian themed entertainment and dining experiences.\n\n**Must Do:** Ride Expedition Everest, the roller coaster that takes guests through the Himalayas. The attraction features a unique backwards section and a Yeti encounter that creates a thrilling experience.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Watch the Festival of the Lion King show, which is one of the best live productions in Walt Disney World. The show features impressive acrobatics, puppetry, and music.\n\n### Discoveryland\n\nDiscoveryland is the future themed area of Animal Kingdom. The land features attractions that explore the science of nature and the wonders of the natural world. The area offers a unique blend of technology and nature.\n\n**Must Do:** Experience Kali River Rapids, the water rafting ride that takes guests through a jungle river. The attraction provides a fun, wet experience for families and offers a break from the heat.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Use the virtual queue system for Avatar: Flight of Passage. Download the My Disney Experience app and join the virtual queue when it opens to avoid long waits.\n\n### Garden Zone\n\nThe Garden Zone features botanical displays and quiet areas for rest. The area includes the Conservation Station, which offers educational experiences about wildlife conservation. The zone provides a peaceful contrast to the more active areas of the park.\n\n**Must Do:** Visit the Gorillini to see gorillas in a naturalistic habitat. The exhibit offers a unique opportunity to observe these intelligent creatures up close.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Explore the Tree of Life, the park's iconic landmark. The tree features 32,000 animal carvings and offers a unique visual experience. Take the time to appreciate the detailed craftsmanship.\n\n## Shows and Entertainment\n\nAnimal Kingdom offers daily entertainment throughout the park, with a focus on nature and wildlife themes. The park's entertainment is designed to celebrate the natural world while providing educational experiences.\n\n### Festival of the Lion King\n\nThe Festival of the Lion King is one of the best live shows in Walt Disney World. The production features impressive acrobatics, puppetry, and music from Disney's Lion King film. The show is performed in the Liberty Square theater and runs approximately 45 minutes.\n\n**Best Viewing:** Arrive 20 minutes before showtime for the best seating. The theater fills quickly, so early arrival is recommended.\n\n### Raffi's Drum Circle\n\nThe Raffi's Drum Circle is a live musical performance that celebrates African rhythms and culture. The show features performers from around the world and offers a unique cultural experience.\n\n**Best Viewing:** The performance takes place in the Africa section and runs multiple times throughout the day. Find a good spot along the performance route.\n\n## Dining Options\n\nAnimal Kingdom offers a variety of dining options from quick service to signature dining. The park's restaurants are designed to reflect the cultural themes of each area.\n\n### Quick Service\n\n- **Flame Tree Barbeque:** Offers American themed quick service in the Africa section. The restaurant serves authentic American barbecue and offers views of the savanna.\n\n- **Pride Lands Cafe:** Offers African themed quick service in the Africa section. The restaurant serves African inspired cuisine and offers a unique dining experience.\n\n### Table Service\n\n- **Tiffins:** Offers signature dining with international cuisine. The restaurant features a unique menu that blends flavors from around the world and offers a sophisticated dining experience.\n\n- **Savor: Flags of Africa:** Offers African themed quick service with authentic cuisine. The restaurant serves traditional African dishes and offers a cultural dining experience.\n\n## Tips for Visiting\n\n### Best Time to Visit\n\nAnimal Kingdom is open daily from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM with extended hours on select nights. The park opens early for guests staying at Disney resorts, so take advantage of this extra time.\n\n### Wildlife Viewing\n\nThe best time to see animals is in the early morning or late afternoon. Plan your safari tour for these times for the best experience. The animals are most active during these periods.\n\n### Park Hopper Option\n\nConsider the park hopper option if planning to visit multiple parks. The pass allows guests to visit all four theme parks in one day and provides flexibility for itinerary planning.\n\n## Conclusion\n\nAnimal Kingdom offers a unique experience that combines entertainment, education, and conservation. The park is ideal for visitors who appreciate nature, wildlife, and the opportunity to learn about conservation efforts. Whether you are visiting for the first time or the tenth time, Animal Kingdom always offers something new to discover and enjoy.` },
  { id: 'g04', park: 'Hollywood Studios', subtitle: "A photographer's route through Galaxy's Edge.", photo: 5, content: `# Hollywood Studios Guide\n\n## Overview\n\nDisney's Hollywood Studios is the theme park that celebrates the entertainment industry and the magic of film, television, and theme park attractions. The park opened on March 21, 1989 as Disney-MGM Studios and was later renamed to better reflect its focus on movie making and entertainment. The park features two main areas: Hollywood Boulevard and Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge.\n\n## Park Layout\n\nHollywood Studios is designed around the theme of entertainment and movie making. The park features a mix of attractions, shows, and dining experiences that celebrate the entertainment industry. The layout encourages visitors to explore different themed areas and experience the magic of Hollywood.\n\n### Hollywood Boulevard\n\nHollywood Boulevard welcomes guests with a recreation of a classic movie street. The area features the Hollywood Tower Hotel, which was home to The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror attraction. The street offers authentic Hollywood themed entertainment and dining experiences.\n\n**Must Do:** Experience The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, the freefall attraction that takes guests through a hotel haunted by supernatural forces. The ride features multiple drops and a unique storyline that creates a thrilling experience.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Use the single rider line for Tower of Terror to significantly reduce wait times. The line often moves faster than the regular queue and offers a more efficient experience.\n\n### Galaxy's Edge\n\nGalaxy's Edge is a themed land that transports guests to a remote planet on the edge of the galaxy. The area features attractions, dining, and shopping experiences based on the Star Wars universe. The land offers immersive theming and authentic Star Wars atmosphere.\n\n**Must Do:** Ride Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance, the flagship attraction that takes guests through a Star Wars battle. The experience features multiple ride systems and a unique storyline that creates an immersive experience.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Use the virtual queue system for Rise of the Resistance. Download the My Disney Experience app and join the virtual queue when it opens to avoid long waits.\n\n### Toy Story Land\n\nToy Story Land is a themed area that transports guests into the world of Disney-Pixar's Toy Story films. The land features attractions, dining, and shopping experiences based on the beloved franchise. The area offers immersive theming and family friendly entertainment.\n\n**Must Do:** Experience Toy Story Mania, the indoor simulator attraction that takes guests on a journey through the world of Toy Story. The ride features 3D effects and interactive games that create a fun experience.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Watch the Fantasmic! show for a spectacular evening entertainment experience. The show features water screens, fireworks, and live performers that celebrate Disney animation.\n\n### Animation Courtyard\n\nAnimation Courtyard offers guests a behind the scenes look at the art of animation. The area features live drawing demonstrations and educational experiences about the animation process. The area provides a unique opportunity to learn about the art of animation.\n\n**Must Do:** Watch the live animation demonstrations, which feature animators drawing characters from Disney films. The demonstrations offer educational insights into the animation process and provide a unique viewing experience.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Visit the Disney Gallery for exclusive artwork and memorabilia from Disney films. The gallery offers a unique opportunity to see behind the scenes of Disney animation.\n\n## Shows and Entertainment\n\nHollywood Studios offers daily entertainment throughout the park, with a strong focus on live performances and stage shows. The park's entertainment is designed to celebrate the entertainment industry and provide spectacular viewing experiences.\n\n### Fantasmic!\n\nFantasmic! is the park's flagship evening spectacular that features water screens, fireworks, live performers, and beloved Disney characters. The show takes place in the Hollywood Studios amphitheater and runs approximately 18 minutes.\n\n**Best Viewing:** Arrive 45 minutes before showtime for the best seating. The amphitheater fills quickly, so early arrival is essential.\n\n### Beauty and the Beast Live on Stage\n\nBeauty and the Beast Live on Stage is a musical production that features performances from Disney's beloved film. The show takes place in the Hollywood Stadium stage and runs approximately 30 minutes.\n\n**Best Viewing:** Arrive 20 minutes before showtime for the best seating. The theater offers comfortable seating and excellent views of the stage.\n\n## Dining Options\n\nHollywood Studios offers a variety of dining options from quick service to signature dining. The park's restaurants are designed to reflect the entertainment themes of each area.\n\n### Quick Service\n\n- **Mama Melro's:** Offers Italian themed quick service in Hollywood Boulevard. The restaurant serves authentic Italian cuisine and offers a unique dining experience.\n\n- **Docking Bay 7:** Offers Star Wars themed quick service in Galaxy's Edge. The restaurant serves alien inspired cuisine and offers an immersive dining experience.\n\n### Table Service\n\n- **50 Years Prime Time:** Offers 1950s themed dining with impressive entertainment. The restaurant serves classic American cuisine and features live performances that celebrate the 1950s era.\n\n- **Star Wars: Ronto Roasters:** Offers Star Wars themed quick service in Galaxy's Edge. The restaurant serves roasted meats and provides an immersive dining experience.\n\n## Tips for Visiting\n\n### Best Time to Visit\n\nHollywood Studios is open daily from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM with extended hours on select nights. The park is busiest on weekends and during peak seasons, so plan accordingly.\n\n### Single Rider Lines\n\nTake advantage of single rider lines for attractions like Tower of Terror and Rock 'n' Roller Coaster. These lines often move faster than the regular queue and offer a more efficient experience.\n\n### Park Hopper Option\n\nConsider the park hopper option if planning to visit multiple parks. The pass allows guests to visit all four theme parks in one day and provides flexibility for itinerary planning.\n\n## Conclusion\n\nHollywood Studios offers a unique experience that celebrates the entertainment industry and the magic of film. The park is ideal for visitors who appreciate theme park attractions, live entertainment, and the opportunity to experience the magic of Hollywood. Whether you are visiting for the first time or the tenth time, Hollywood Studios always offers something new to discover and enjoy.` },
  { id: 'g05', park: 'Riviera Resort',    subtitle: "A DVC member's guide to home.", photo: 2, content: [
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    "v": "Overview"
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    "v": "Disney\\'s Riviera Resort is the newest Disney Vacation Club resort at Walt Disney World. The resort opened in October 2018 and was designed by legendary Imagineers to capture the spirit of the European Riviera. The resort is famous for its Art Deco design, European theming, and direct monorail access to EPCOT and Disney\\'s Hollywood Studios. The resort represents Disney\\'s commitment to creating luxurious new experiences at Walt Disney World."
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    "v": "Resort Layout"
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    "v": "The Riviera Resort is designed around a central lobby with multiple themed areas. The resort features a mix of European architecture and modern amenities. The monorail runs through the resort, providing convenient access to EPCOT and Hollywood Studios."
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    "v": "Main Lobby"
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    "v": "The Main Lobby features elegant Art Deco design with European inspired decor. The area captures the spirit of the Riviera with its sophisticated design and live piano music. The lobby offers views of the resort\\'s pool and provides a stunning introduction to the resort."
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    "v": "**Must Do:** Experience the lobby\\'s live piano music, which plays throughout the day. The music adds to the European atmosphere and provides a relaxing auditory experience."
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    "v": "**Pro Tip:** Take a stroll around the resort\\'s pool area to see the resort\\'s European theming and Mediterranean landscaping. The pool offers a beautiful view and provides a perfect spot for photography."
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    "v": "Guest Rooms"
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    "v": "The Guest Rooms are divided into standard rooms and Villa accommodations. The rooms offer a mix of European theming and modern conveniences. The rooms feature floor to ceiling windows with views of the resort and surrounding areas."
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    "v": "**Must Do:** Explore the resort\\'s walking paths that connect to EPCOT and Hollywood Studios. The paths offer scenic views of the resort and provide a peaceful walking experience."
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    "v": "**Pro Tip:** Request a view of the Seven Seas Lagoon for spectacular views of the water and fireworks. These rooms offer a unique perspective of the resort and provide easy access to the monorail."
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    "v": "Amenities"
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    "v": "The Riviera Resort offers a variety of amenities that reflect its European theming. The resort features multiple pools, a beach area, and extensive recreational facilities."
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    "v": "Pool Area"
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    "v": "The Pool Area features a large themed pool with European theming and Mediterranean landscaping. The pool offers water slides, a playground, and a swim up bar. The area provides a fun environment for families and offers views of the resort."
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    "v": "**Must Do:** Experience the resort\\'s main pool, which features a large themed pool with European theming and Mediterranean landscaping. The pool offers water slides, a playground, and a swim up bar."
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    "v": "**Pro Tip:** Use the resort\\'s fitness center, which offers modern equipment and scenic views of the Seven Seas Lagoon. The center provides a complete workout experience for fitness enthusiasts."
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    "v": "Beach Area"
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    "v": "The resort\\'s beach area offers a sandy shoreline with views of the Seven Seas Lagoon. The area provides a relaxing environment for sunbathing and swimming. The beach offers views of the resort\\'s water features and tropical landscaping."
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    "v": "Dining Options"
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    "v": "The Riviera Resort offers some of the finest dining experiences in Walt Disney World. The resort is home to Tour Pariso, one of Disney\\'s most popular signature restaurants, as well as multiple quick service options."
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    "v": "Tour Pariso"
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    "v": "Tour Pariso is a signature restaurant that offers French Mediterranean inspired cuisine with a mix of Italian and French flavors. The restaurant features a sophisticated menu and offers a fine dining experience. The restaurant is known for its seafood specialties and wine selection."
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    "v": "**Must Do:** Make dining reservations well in advance for Tour Pariso. The restaurant fills up quickly and requires reservations 60 days in advance."
  },
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    "t": "p",
    "v": "**Pro Tip:** Request a window seat for the best views of the Seven Seas Lagoon. The window seats offer spectacular views of the lagoon and provide a romantic dining atmosphere."
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    "t": "h",
    "v": "Quick Service Options"
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    "v": "- **Portofino:** Offers Italian inspired quick service with authentic Italian cuisine. The restaurant serves Italian dishes and offers a unique dining experience."
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    "t": "p",
    "v": "- **Cayman:** Offers pool side quick service with classic American fare. The restaurant serves burgers, hot dogs, and other pool side favorites."
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    "v": "Transportation"
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    "t": "p",
    "v": "The Riviera Resort offers multiple transportation options to Walt Disney World parks and other destinations. The resort features monorail service to EPCOT and Hollywood Studios, as well as bus service to other parks."
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    "t": "h",
    "v": "Monorail Service"
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    "t": "p",
    "v": "The monorail provides direct access to EPCOT and Hollywood Studios. The monorail station is located in the Main Lobby and offers convenient access to these parks. The monorail ride provides scenic views of the Seven Seas Lagoon."
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    "t": "h",
    "v": "Boat Service"
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    "v": "Boat service connects the resort to other Disney resorts and Disney Springs. The boats offer a relaxing way to travel and provide unique views of the lagoons."
  },
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    "t": "h",
    "v": "Tips for Visiting"
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    "t": "h",
    "v": "Best Time to Visit"
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    "v": "The Riviera Resort is ideal for guests who want to experience a modern Disney resort with European elegance. The resort is perfect for visitors who appreciate sophisticated architecture and want easy access to EPCOT and Hollywood Studios."
  },
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    "t": "h",
    "v": "Room Types"
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    "t": "p",
    "v": "The resort offers standard rooms, suites, and Villas. Standard rooms accommodate up to five guests and feature European inspired theming. The Suites offer more space and additional amenities."
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    "t": "h",
    "v": "Resort Fee"
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    "t": "p",
    "v": "The resort charges a daily resort fee that covers amenities including fitness center access, pool usage, and transportation services. The fee is included in the room rate for most bookings."
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    "v": "Conclusion"
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    "v": "Disney\\'s Riviera Resort offers a unique European themed experience at Walt Disney World. The resort\\'s elegant design, world class dining, and direct monorail access to EPCOT and Hollywood Studios make it one of the most desirable resorts in the resort. Whether you are visiting for the first time or the tenth time, the Riviera Resort always offers a sophisticated and memorable Disney experience."
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  { id: 'g06', park: 'Disney Springs',    subtitle: 'Shopping, dining, and entertainment for the whole family.', photo: 16, content: `# Disney Springs Guide\n\n## Overview\n\nDisney Springs is the shopping, dining, and entertainment complex at Walt Disney World. Formerly known as Downtown Disney, the area has been transformed into a vibrant destination that offers a unique blend of retail, dining, and entertainment experiences. The complex is divided into three distinct areas: The Marketplace, The Landing, and West Side.\n\n## Area Layout\n\nDisney Springs features a pedestrian friendly layout with wide walkways, live music venues, and water views. The area is designed to encourage exploration and provides ample opportunities for shopping, dining, and entertainment.\n\n### The Marketplace\n\nThe Marketplace features a charming New England style village with waterfront views. The area includes a variety of retail shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues. The architecture captures the feel of a classic American coastal town.\n\n**Must Do:** Visit Lego Store for an interactive experience with displays and building opportunities. The store features life size Lego creations and offers hands on building stations for guests.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Watch for live music performances throughout the day. The Marketplace offers free entertainment that adds to the atmosphere without requiring additional costs.\n\n### The Landing\n\nThe Landing features a waterfront district with views of the Lake Buena Vista waterway. The area includes upscale dining options, a movie theater, and a unique boat tour experience. The area offers a more refined dining and entertainment experience.\n\n**Must Do:** Take the Disney Springs boat tour for scenic views of the waterway. The ride offers a relaxing way to explore the area and provides unique perspectives of the waterfront.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Make dining reservations for top restaurants well in advance. The Landing includes some of the most popular dining destinations in the area.\n\n### West Side\n\nThe West Side features a classic Americana style with vintage themed attractions and entertainment. The area includes a movie theater, arcade, and vintage style restaurants. The area offers a nostalgic atmosphere that celebrates classic Americana.\n\n**Must Do:** Visit Splitsville for a unique bowling and entertainment experience. The venue offers retro style bowling with music, lights, and food service.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Check the Disney Springs website for daily event schedules. The area often hosts special events and activities throughout the year.\n\n## Shopping\n\nDisney Springs offers a wide variety of shopping options from boutique stores to flagship destinations. The area includes over 70 retail shops and restaurants that cater to different interests and budgets.\n\n### flagship Stores\n\n- **Marketplace Co-Op:** Offers a variety of Disney themed merchandise and souvenirs. The store features unique items and provides a one stop shop for Disney shopping.\n\n- **World of Disney:** Offers the largest collection of Disney merchandise in the world. The store features everything from apparel to collectibles and provides an immersive shopping experience.\n\n### Specialty Shops\n\n- **Spa Disney:** Offers a unique shopping experience with Disney themed beauty products. The store offers high quality cosmetics and skincare products with Disney inspired scents and packaging.\n\n- **Turtle Back:** Offers authentic Disney themed apparel and accessories. The store features high quality clothing and provides a unique shopping experience.\n\n## Dining\n\nDisney Springs offers an extensive dining scene with over 70 restaurants and bars. The area caters to all tastes and budgets, from casual quick service to upscale signature dining.\n\n### Quick Service\n\n- **Rainforest Cafe:** Offers an immersive dining experience with animatronic animals and sound effects. The restaurant serves classic American cuisine and provides a unique atmosphere.\n\n- **Tortuga:** Offers Caribbean themed quick service with authentic Caribbean cuisine. The restaurant serves fresh seafood and provides a relaxed dining experience.\n\n### Signature Dining\n\n- **Wolfgang P.:** Offers upscale dining with international cuisine. The restaurant features a sophisticated menu and provides an elegant dining experience.\n\n- **The Boathouse:** Offers classic American dining with waterfront views. The restaurant serves classic American cuisine and provides a romantic dining atmosphere.\n\n## Entertainment\n\nDisney Springs offers daily entertainment throughout the area, with a focus on live music and performances. The area provides free entertainment that enhances the atmosphere without requiring additional costs.\n\n### Live Music\n\n- **The Fountain:** Offers water and light shows throughout the day. The fountain show features synchronized water jets, lights, and music that create a spectacular visual experience.\n\n- **Jellyrolls:** Offers live music performances that celebrate blues, jazz, and country music. The venue features live bands and provides a unique musical experience.\n\n### Attractions\n\n- **Disney Springs Boat Tour:** Offers a scenic ride through the waterway with views of the waterfront. The tour provides a relaxing way to explore the area and offers unique perspectives.\n\n- **Splitsville:** Offers retro style bowling with music and lights. The venue provides a fun, family friendly entertainment experience.\n\n## Tips for Visiting\n\n### Transportation\n\nGuests can arrive by car, boat, or Disney transportation. The parking lots are located throughout the area and provide easy access to all venues. The area offers ample parking for guests.\n\n### Best Time to Visit\n\nDisney Springs is open daily from 10:00 AM to midnight. The area is busiest on weekends and during peak seasons, so plan accordingly. Evening visits offer the best atmosphere with live music and fountain shows.\n\n### Free Entertainment\n\nMany of the entertainment options at Disney Springs are free. Take advantage of live music, fountain shows, and boat tours to enhance your visit without additional costs.\n\n## Conclusion\n\nDisney Springs offers a unique shopping, dining, and entertainment experience at Walt Disney World. The area provides a perfect way to spend a day or evening without requiring a theme park ticket. Whether you are visiting for the first time or the tenth time, Disney Springs always offers something new to discover and enjoy.` },
  { id: 'g07', park: 'Caribbean Beach',   subtitle: 'Tropical theming and the spirit of the Caribbean.', photo: 6, content: `# Caribbean Beach Resort Guide\n\n## Overview\n\nDisney's Caribbean Beach Resort is one of the most iconic resorts at Walt Disney World. The resort opened in 1972 and was designed to capture the spirit of the Caribbean with its colorful architecture and tropical theming. The resort is divided into six villages that represent different Caribbean islands, each offering unique themed environments.\n\n## Resort Layout\n\nCaribbean Beach is designed around a central plaza with six distinct village areas. The resort features a large main pool area, multiple themed pools, and a variety of dining and entertainment options. The layout encourages exploration and provides a relaxed tropical atmosphere.\n\n### Village Areas\n\nThe resort features six villages that represent different Caribbean islands:\n\n**Trinidad Village:** Named after the island of Trinidad, this village offers vibrant colors and Caribbean themed decor. The village provides easy access to the resort's amenities and features a relaxed atmosphere.\n\n**Jamaica Village:** Named after the island of Jamaica, this village offers reggae themed decorations and lively Caribbean music. The village provides a festive atmosphere and captures the spirit of Jamaican culture.\n\n**Barbados Village:** Named after the island of Barbados, this village offers elegant Caribbean theming and refined decor. The village provides a sophisticated atmosphere and offers views of the resort's lagoon.\n\n**St. Lucia Village:** Named after the island of St. Lucia, this village offers lush tropical theming and garden environments. The village provides a peaceful atmosphere and offers views of the resort's natural areas.\n\n**Bahamas Village:** Named after the island of The Bahamas, this village offers classic Caribbean theming with pastel colored buildings. The village provides a relaxed atmosphere and offers views of the resort's water features.\n\n**Dominica Village:** Named after the island of Dominica, this village offers nature themed theming with tropical plants and wildlife. The village provides a natural atmosphere and offers views of the resort's conservation areas.\n\n## Amenities\n\nCaribbean Beach Resort offers a wide variety of amenities for guests. The resort features multiple pools, a lazy river, a beach area, and extensive recreational facilities.\n\n### Main Pool Area\n\nThe Main Pool area features a large themed pool with a Caribbean theming. The pool offers water slides, a playground, and a swim up bar. The area provides a fun environment for families and offers views of the resort.\n\n### Lazy River\n\nThe Lazy River offers a relaxing boat ride through the resort's tropical landscape. The river provides a peaceful way to enjoy the resort's scenery and offers a break from the heat.\n\n### Beach Area\n\nThe Beach area offers a sandy shoreline with views of the resort's lagoon. The area provides a relaxing environment for sunbathing and swimming. The beach offers views of the resort's water features and tropical landscaping.\n\n## Dining Options\n\nCaribbean Beach Resort offers a variety of dining options from quick service to table service. The resort's restaurants are designed to reflect the Caribbean themed environment.\n\n### Quick Service\n\n- **Shadeless Cafe:** Offers pool side quick service with classic American fare. The restaurant serves burgers, hot dogs, and other pool side favorites.\n\n- **Panrocco:** Offers Caribbean themed quick service with authentic Caribbean cuisine. The restaurant serves Caribbean inspired dishes and offers a unique dining experience.\n\n### Table Service\n\n- **Blaze and Blustera's:** Offers a sports themed restaurant with American cuisine. The restaurant features a lively atmosphere with sports memorabilia and offers a fun dining experience.\n\n## Transportation\n\nCaribbean Beach Resort offers multiple transportation options to Walt Disney World parks and other destinations. The resort features bus service to all theme parks, water transportation to Disney Springs, and walking paths throughout the property.\n\n### Bus Service\n\nRegular bus service runs throughout the day to all Walt Disney World theme parks. The buses provide convenient access to Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Animal Kingdom, and Hollywood Studios.\n\n### Water Transportation\n\nBoat service connects the resort to Disney Springs, providing a scenic route through the resort's waterways. The boats offer a relaxing way to travel and provide unique views of the resort.\n\n## Tips for Visiting\n\n### Best Time to Visit\n\nCaribbean Beach Resort is open year round and offers a relaxing escape from the theme parks. The resort is ideal for guests who want to experience Disney's Caribbean theming without the crowds.\n\n### Room Types\n\nThe resort offers standard rooms and upgraded suites. Standard rooms accommodate up to five guests and feature Caribbean themed decor. The suites offer more space and additional amenities.\n\n### Resort Fee\n\nThe resort charges a daily resort fee that covers amenities including fitness center access, pool usage, and transportation services. The fee is included in the room rate for most bookings.\n\n## Conclusion\n\nDisney's Caribbean Beach Resort offers a unique Caribbean themed experience at Walt Disney World. The resort's vibrant theming, multiple pools, and relaxing atmosphere make it an ideal choice for guests seeking a tropical escape. Whether you are visiting for the first time or the tenth time, Caribbean Beach Resort always offers a welcoming and fun environment for Disney vacationers.` },
  { id: 'g08', park: 'Contemporary',      subtitle: 'A-frame architecture and the heart of the resort.', photo: 8, content: `# Contemporary Resort Guide\n\n## Overview\n\nDisney's Contemporary Resort is one of the most iconic and historically significant resorts at Walt Disney World. The resort opened in 1968 as part of the original Walt Disney World resort and was designed by legendary architect Charles Eames. The resort is famous for its A frame architecture and direct access to Magic Kingdom via monorail. The resort has been renovated multiple times while maintaining its classic modernist design.\n\n## Resort Layout\n\nThe Contemporary Resort is designed around three main sections: the Main Building (often called the "A" building) and two wing buildings. The resort sits directly on the Seven Seas Lagoon with views of Magic Kingdom from many rooms. The monorail runs through the Main Building, making it a unique architectural experience.\n\n### The Main Building\n\nThe Main Building is the iconic A frame structure that houses the famous Room Service lobby and the original monorail tracks. The building features floor to ceiling windows with views of Magic Kingdom and offers a striking example of modernist architecture. The monorail passes directly through the lobby, creating a unique experience for guests.\n\n**Must Do:** Watch Magic Kingdom fireworks from your room or from the monorail platform. The views are spectacular and provide a perfect ending to a day at the park.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Stay in a monorail accessible room for direct park access. These rooms offer easy access to Magic Kingdom via the monorail and provide views of the park from your balcony.\n\n### The Wing Buildings\n\nThe Wing Buildings are L shaped structures that extend from the Main Building. These buildings offer more traditional resort rooms with views of the Seven Seas Lagoon and Garden Grove. The wings provide a more relaxed atmosphere and offer easier access to other Disney resorts.\n\n**Must Do:** Explore the Resort's walking paths that connect to Disney's Grand Floridian and Polynesian Resort. The paths offer scenic views of the lagoons and provide a peaceful walking experience.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Request a Garden Wing room for quieter accommodations with garden views. These rooms offer a more peaceful experience while still providing access to resort amenities.\n\n## Amenities\n\nThe Contemporary Resort offers world class amenities that reflect its status as a Disney Deluxe Resort. The resort features a championship golf course, a signature restaurant, and extensive recreational facilities.\n\n### The Bay Lake Tower\n\nThe Bay Lake Tower is the newer addition to the resort that opened in 2009. The tower offers modern room designs and upgraded amenities while maintaining the resort's classic character. The tower provides a fresh experience for guests while preserving the resort's historic character.\n\n**Must Do:** Experience the Resort's main pool area, which features a large themed pool with a sandy beach entry. The pool offers water slides, a playground, and a swim up bar.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Use the Resort's fitness center, which offers modern equipment and scenic views of the Seven Seas Lagoon. The center provides a complete workout experience for fitness enthusiasts.\n\n### Golf Club\n\nThe Disney's Golf and Country Club is located near the Contemporary Resort and offers two championship golf courses. The courses provide an excellent experience for golf enthusiasts and offer views of the resort's landscape.\n\n## Dining Options\n\nThe Contemporary Resort offers some of the finest dining experiences in Walt Disney World. The resort is home to California Grill, one of Disney's most popular signature restaurants.\n\n### California Grill\n\nCalifornia Grill is a signature fine dining restaurant that offers contemporary American cuisine with panoramic views of Magic Kingdom. The restaurant features a prix fixe menu and offers spectacular views of the fireworks. The restaurant is one of the most sought after dining reservations at Walt Disney World.\n\n**Must Do:** Make dining reservations well in advance for California Grill. The restaurant fills up quickly and requires reservations 60 days in advance.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Request a window seat for the best views of Magic Kingdom. The window seats offer spectacular views of the park and fireworks.\n\n### Quick Service Options\n\n- **Chef Mickey's:** Offers buffet style dining with character encounters. The restaurant serves international cuisine and offers a fun dining experience with Disney characters.\n\n- **Market House:** Offers quick service with classic American fare. The restaurant serves sandwiches, salads, and other quick service favorites.\n\n## Transportation\n\nThe Contemporary Resort offers multiple transportation options to Walt Disney World parks and other destinations. The resort features monorail service to Magic Kingdom and EPCOT, as well as bus service to other parks.\n\n### Monorail Service\n\nThe monorail provides direct access to Magic Kingdom and EPCOT. The monorail station is located in the Main Building and offers convenient access to these parks. The monorail ride provides scenic views of the Seven Seas Lagoon.\n\n### Boat Service\n\nBoat service connects the resort to other Disney resorts and Disney Springs. The boats offer a relaxing way to travel and provide unique views of the lagoons.\n\n## Tips for Visiting\n\n### Best Time to Visit\n\nThe Contemporary Resort is ideal for guests who want to experience Magic Kingdom's convenience and the resort's historic significance. The resort is perfect for visitors who appreciate classic Disney architecture and want easy access to the park.\n\n### Room Types\n\nThe resort offers standard rooms, suites, and VIP accommodations. Standard rooms accommodate up to five guests and feature classic Disney theming. The suites offer more space and additional amenities.\n\n### Resort Fee\n\nThe resort charges a daily resort fee that covers amenities including fitness center access, pool usage, and transportation services. The fee is included in the room rate for most bookings.\n\n## Conclusion\n\nDisney's Contemporary Resort offers a unique blend of historic architecture and modern convenience at Walt Disney World. The resort's iconic A frame design, direct monorail access to Magic Kingdom, and world class dining make it one of the most desirable resorts in the resort. Whether you are visiting for the first time or the tenth time, the Contemporary Resort always offers a memorable and elegant Disney experience.` },
  { id: 'g09', park: 'Polynesian',        subtitle: 'Tiki statues and the magic of the South Pacific.', photo: 19, content: `# Polynesian Resort Guide\n\n## Overview\n\nDisney's Polynesian Village Resort is one of the most beloved resorts at Walt Disney World. The resort opened in 1959 as part of the original Walt Disney World resort and was designed to capture the spirit of the South Pacific. The resort is famous for its tiki theming, volcanic landscape, and direct monorail access to Magic Kingdom. The resort has undergone significant renovations while maintaining its classic Polynesian atmosphere.\n\n## Resort Layout\n\nThe Polynesian Resort is designed around a large central area with a volcanic mountain, lagoon, and multiple themed buildings. The resort features a mix of traditional Polynesian architecture and modern amenities. The monorail runs through the resort, providing convenient access to Magic Kingdom.\n\n### Main Resort Area\n\nThe Main Resort area features the iconic monorail building, main lobby, and primary pool area. The area captures the spirit of the South Pacific with tiki statues, thatched roofs, and tropical landscaping. The main lobby features a large tiki statue and offers views of the resort's volcanic mountain.\n\n**Must Do:** Experience the resort's main pool area, which features a large themed pool with a sandy beach entry and a lazy river. The pool offers water slides, a playground, and a swim up bar.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Take a walk around the resort's lagoon to see the volcanic mountain and tiki statues. The area offers a peaceful atmosphere and provides a relaxing escape from the theme parks.\n\n### Guest Cabins\n\nThe Guest Cabins are scattered throughout the resort and offer a more traditional Polynesian accommodation experience. The cabins provide a unique lodging option for guests who want a more rustic experience while still enjoying resort amenities.\n\n**Must Do:** Explore the resort's walking paths that lead to the beach and pool areas. The paths offer scenic views of the lagoon and provide a peaceful walking experience.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Request a beach front cabin for views of the lagoon and Magic Kingdom. These cabins offer a unique perspective of the resort and provide easy access to the beach.\n\n## Amenities\n\nThe Polynesian Resort offers a variety of amenities that reflect its Polynesian theming. The resort features multiple pools, a beach area, and extensive recreational facilities.\n\n### Big Tiki Lounge\n\nThe Big Tiki Lounge is a popular adult oriented lounge that offers tropical cocktails and Polynesian themed entertainment. The lounge features tiki statues, live music, and a unique atmosphere that captures the spirit of the South Pacific.\n\n**Must Do:** Experience the resort's signature cocktails, which are served in unique tiki mugs. The drinks feature tropical flavors and offer a fun drinking experience.\n\n### Beach Area\n\nThe resort's beach area offers a sandy shoreline with views of the Seven Seas Lagoon. The area provides a relaxing environment for sunbathing and swimming. The beach offers views of the resort's water features and tropical landscaping.\n\n## Dining Options\n\nThe Polynesian Resort offers some of the finest dining experiences in Walt Disney World. The resort is home to Kona Cafe, one of Disney's most popular restaurants, as well as multiple quick service options.\n\n### Kona Cafe\n\nKona Cafe is a signature restaurant that offers Polynesian inspired cuisine with a mix of American and Asian flavors. The restaurant features a unique menu and offers a sophisticated dining experience. The restaurant is known for its famous French toast breakfast and dinner buffet.\n\n**Must Do:** Make dining reservations well in advance for Kona Cafe. The restaurant fills up quickly and requires reservations 60 days in advance.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Request a window seat for the best views of the lagoon. The window seats offer spectacular views of the Seven Seas Lagoon and provide a relaxing dining atmosphere.\n\n### Quick Service Options\n\n- **Lamu Cafe:** Offers Polynesian themed quick service with authentic Polynesian cuisine. The restaurant serves Asian inspired dishes and offers a unique dining experience.\n\n- **Shipshape:** Offers pool side quick service with classic American fare. The restaurant serves burgers, hot dogs, and other pool side favorites.\n\n## Transportation\n\nThe Polynesian Resort offers multiple transportation options to Walt Disney World parks and other destinations. The resort features monorail service to Magic Kingdom and EPCOT, as well as bus service to other parks.\n\n### Monorail Service\n\nThe monorail provides direct access to Magic Kingdom and EPCOT. The monorail station is located in the Main Resort area and offers convenient access to these parks. The monorail ride provides scenic views of the Seven Seas Lagoon.\n\n### Boat Service\n\nBoat service connects the resort to other Disney resorts and Disney Springs. The boats offer a relaxing way to travel and provide unique views of the lagoons.\n\n## Tips for Visiting\n\n### Best Time to Visit\n\nThe Polynesian Resort is ideal for guests who want to experience Polynesian theming and enjoy the resort's beautiful lagoons. The resort is perfect for visitors who appreciate tropical landscapes and want easy access to Magic Kingdom.\n\n### Room Types\n\nThe resort offers standard rooms, suites, and bungalows. Standard rooms accommodate up to five guests and feature classic Polynesian theming. The bungalows offer a more private experience and provide views of the lagoon.\n\n### Resort Fee\n\nThe resort charges a daily resort fee that covers amenities including fitness center access, pool usage, and transportation services. The fee is included in the room rate for most bookings.\n\n## Conclusion\n\nDisney's Polynesian Village Resort offers a unique Polynesian themed experience at Walt Disney World. The resort's beautiful lagoons, tiki theming, and direct monorail access to Magic Kingdom make it one of the most desirable resorts in the resort. Whether you are visiting for the first time or the tenth time, the Polynesian Resort always offers a tropical escape and memorable Disney experience.` },
  { id: 'g10', park: 'Grand Floridian',   subtitle: 'Victorian elegance and world-class dining.', photo: 1, content: `# Grand Floridian Resort Guide\n\n## Overview\n\nDisney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa is one of the most elegant and luxurious resorts at Walt Disney World. The resort opened in 1993 as part of Disney's Century 25 celebration and was designed to capture the spirit of a Victorian era beach resort. The resort is famous for its white architecture, lily pond, and direct monorail access to Magic Kingdom. The resort is classified as a Disney Deluxe Resort and offers some of the finest dining and amenities at Walt Disney World.\n\n## Resort Layout\n\nThe Grand Floridian is designed around a large central lobby with multiple buildings arranged around a lagoon. The resort features a mix of Victorian architecture and modern amenities. The monorail runs through the resort, providing convenient access to Magic Kingdom and EPCOT.\n\n### Main Lobby\n\nThe Main Lobby features the iconic lily pond and grand staircase. The area captures the spirit of a Victorian era grand hotel with its ornate decor and live piano music. The lobby offers views of the Seven Seas Lagoon and provides a stunning introduction to the resort.\n\n**Must Do:** Experience the lobby's live piano music, which plays throughout the day. The music adds to the Victorian atmosphere and provides a relaxing auditory experience.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Take a stroll around the lily pond to see the resort's famous water features and tropical landscaping. The pond offers a peaceful view and provides a perfect spot for photography.\n\n### Garden Wings\n\nThe Garden Wings are the main guest accommodations and feature classic Victorian room designs. The wings offer views of the Seven Seas Lagoon and provide easy access to resort amenities. The rooms offer a mix of traditional theming and modern conveniences.\n\n**Must Do:** Explore the resort's walking paths that connect to the Polynesian and Contemporary resorts. The paths offer scenic views of the lagoons and provide a peaceful walking experience.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Request a garden view room for a quieter experience with garden landscaping. These rooms offer a more peaceful atmosphere while still providing access to resort amenities.\n\n## Amenities\n\nThe Grand Floridian offers world class amenities that reflect its status as a Disney Luxury Resort. The resort features a spa, multiple pools, and extensive recreational facilities.\n\n### Grand Spa\n\nThe Grand Spa offers a full service spa experience with massages, facials, and other treatments. The spa provides a relaxing escape from the theme parks and offers professional services. The spa is one of the most popular amenities at the resort.\n\n**Must Do:** Book a spa appointment well in advance. The spa fills up quickly and requires reservations several days in advance.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Take advantage of the resort's fitness center, which offers modern equipment and scenic views of the lagoon. The center provides a complete workout experience for fitness enthusiasts.\n\n### Beach Area\n\nThe resort's beach area offers a sandy shoreline with views of the Seven Seas Lagoon. The area provides a relaxing environment for sunbathing and swimming. The beach offers views of the resort's water features and tropical landscaping.\n\n## Dining Options\n\nThe Grand Floridian offers some of the finest dining experiences in Walt Disney World. The resort is home to Citricos, one of Disney's most popular signature restaurants, as well as multiple quick service options.\n\n### Citricos\n\nCitricos is a signature restaurant that offers Mediterranean inspired cuisine with a mix of Italian and Greek flavors. The restaurant features a sophisticated menu and offers a fine dining experience. The restaurant is known for its seafood specialties and wine selection.\n\n**Must Do:** Make dining reservations well in advance for Citricos. The restaurant fills up quickly and requires reservations 60 days in advance.\n\n**Pro Tip:** Request a window seat for the best views of the Seven Seas Lagoon. The window seats offer spectacular views of the lagoon and provide a romantic dining atmosphere.\n\n### Quick Service Options\n\n- **Floral Current:** Offers quick service with classic American fare and salads. The restaurant serves fresh dishes and offers a relaxed dining experience.\n\n- **Grand Floridian Cafe:** Offers quick service with classic American fare. The restaurant serves sandwiches, salads, and other quick service favorites.\n\n## Transportation\n\nThe Grand Floridian offers multiple transportation options to Walt Disney World parks and other destinations. The resort features monorail service to Magic Kingdom and EPCOT, as well as bus service to other parks.\n\n### Monorail Service\n\nThe monorail provides direct access to Magic Kingdom and EPCOT. The monorail station is located in the Main Lobby and offers convenient access to these parks. The monorail ride provides scenic views of the Seven Seas Lagoon.\n\n### Boat Service\n\nBoat service connects the resort to other Disney resorts and Disney Springs. The boats offer a relaxing way to travel and provide unique views of the lagoons.\n\n## Tips for Visiting\n\n### Best Time to Visit\n\nThe Grand Floridian is ideal for guests who want to experience a luxurious Disney resort with Victorian elegance. The resort is perfect for visitors who appreciate classic architecture and want a sophisticated Disney experience.\n\n### Room Types\n\nThe resort offers standard rooms, suites, and villas. Standard rooms accommodate up to five guests and feature classic Victorian theming. The suites offer more space and additional amenities.\n\n### Resort Fee\n\nThe resort charges a daily resort fee that covers amenities including spa access, pool usage, and transportation services. The fee is included in the room rate for most bookings.\n\n## Conclusion\n\nDisney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa offers a unique Victorian themed experience at Walt Disney World. The resort's elegant architecture, world class dining, and direct monorail access to Magic Kingdom make it one of the most desirable resorts in the resort. Whether you are visiting for the first time or the tenth time, the Grand Floridian always offers a sophisticated and memorable Disney experience.` },
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