Come to Disneyland Park for a toe-tapping jazz-filled musical revue starring some of the characters from Walt Disney Pictures' newest animated feature, "The Princess and the Frog." Follow the procession of Mardi Gras performers to the Mark Twain Riverboat dock as the ship sets sail for a lively show featuring some of the movie's most memorable songs. Clap along as Disney's newest princess, Tiana, and the handsome Prince Naveen lead the rousing riverboat romp. Most days, a few lucky Guests may be selected to participate in the show! And be sure to stop by the Court of Angels in New Orleans Square to meet Princess Tiana and Prince Naveen for photos and autographs. Don't miss Tiana's Showboat Jubilee at Disneyland Park now through January 3, 2010. Entertainment subject to change without notice.

Beloved Disney Characters traveled to Chicago, Atlanta, Miami, Los Angeles and Toronto, Sept 30, 2009, announcing a new program celebrating the spirit of volunteer service: "Give a Day, Get a Disney Day." One million people who perform volunteer service for a participating organization will receive a free one-day admission ticket to a Walt Disney World Resort or Disneyland Resort theme park. For rules and information about the "Give a Day, Get a Disney Day" program, visit DisneyParks.com (for the United States and Puerto Rico) or DisneyParks.ca (for Canada).

It's been 40 years since the Grim Grinning Ghosts first opened their doors at the Disneyland Resort and invited Guests into the Haunted Mansion. Take a look back to the beginning with Walt and the Imagineers who created the beloved attraction. Go behind the scenes and see how Walt's original idea for the Mansion evolved. Thanks, in part, to the 1964 New York World's Fair, it morphed from a walk-through attraction to one that transports its Guests in "Doom Buggies." Discover how special effects and audio-animatronics have given life to the ghosts and ghouls who've been delightfully scaring Guests all these years. From stretching rooms to hitchhiking ghosts, the 999 Happy Haunts never disappoint and always invite guests to ... "hurry back."