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The Halloween season has passed and Walt Disney World has made its transition to the winter wonderland. This is like a shout-out to all the Disney fans across the world who are starting to prep up for the holiday season. Fandom has given way to mushrooming of various kinds of businesses that produce accessories to satisfy the thrust of Disney fans. These manifestations can take place in multiple ways including cell phone accessories.

With the increasing demand for gluten-free snacks, popular food processing companies are offering a wide variety of gut-friendly menus - Disney company is no exception.

No, we’re not lying. Besides offering gluten-free snacks like cinnamon bun bar, chocolate chip cookies, chocolate sunseed bar, and sugar crisp crunchy cookie, Disney also offers allergy-free menus to allow you munch your favorite mouth-watering food while keeping your gut happy.

See what gluten-free snacks you can enjoy from Disney!

It is no doubt that Disney resides in every heart. Since 1923, Disney has been ruling our television sets with their timeless classics. So, we always possess a special wish to live in the Walt Disney world someday. Alas! That’s seemingly impossible unless you are ready to be creative.

With Christmas around the corner, it is only fitting to combine a celebration of the classics with festivities to throw a magical party. And what better way of doing that than using Disney glassware?

There is just something magical about the snow globe. The design is simple: atop a pedestal lies a glass orb, filled with water, containing flakes and possibly a figurine or other sort of decoration. Yet, the effect of tilting or shaking the sphere and watching the flakes tumble, spin, and flurry in slow motion is enchanting. This is especially true for children, who may not know the mundane truth of the globe and instead see another world.

The Disney Company, no stranger to childhood magic, creates snow globes of their own. Some of them are dazzling works of art in their own right. Here is a list highlighting ten of the best Disney snow globes you could own.

Artificial lights have been all the rage since Thomas Edison perfected the electric “incandescent lamp” in 1879. However, candles — the most common source for lighting the night before 1879 — remain a fixture in many people’s lives. They are no substitute for lightbulbs in terms of practicality, but they are superior in providing atmosphere, especially when scented.

As you might have guessed, The Disney Company offers plenty of candles themed to their classic characters. Here is some more information on Disney candles, including some advice for using them safely and exchanging them when needed.

In only three decades — almost immediately, really — Disney’s The Little Mermaid has already proven itself a timeless classic. Many elements of the Disney adaptation have entrenched themselves into cultural memory. We all grow up knowing the wondrous songs, characters like Sebastian and Ursula, and Jodi Benson’s beautiful vocals as Ariel. However, there is far more to the story of the Little Mermaid than those lovely 83 minutes. The tale has a long history before 1989, and that history has only continued since then.

The winter holidays are here again. At this wonderful time of the year, grown-ups can feel young again and kids can believe in magic. This makes it all the more ideal to add some Disney to the festivities. There are so many ways to do this that go beyond simply watching their classic movies, shows, and specials. Here are just five ways to have yourself a very Disney Christmas.

The Disney Company was built on selling art. Sure, their films (and music, and theme parks, and video games, and so on) are always designed and optimized for the purpose of entertainment. Sure, they always think about their bottom line and expect to turn a profit by appealing to the masses. And yet, their creations always strive for emotional resonance, or thematic power, or pushing the boundaries of the chosen medium — or some combination. This is a way of saying it is art.

Of course, another way to define “selling art” is to find or commission artwork from other people and sell them in a gallery. Here is some information about Disney’s own take on the concept: Wonderground Gallery.

Of all the people who make it a point to keep up with fashion trends, many make a distinction between chic styles and pop culture. Chic is what is in, and it can be bold, experimental, and above all us, good-looking. It does not often ally itself with pop culture, viewing it as a lower form of culture. Fashion based on that would be derivative at best and trashy at worst.

Many other fashion enthusiasts, as well as more casual shoppers who just want something that looks good, are not as troubled about the distinction. Some designers and entertainment companies have taken note, including, naturally, Disney. Here is some information about Loungefly’s Disney designer fashion accessories.

Everything about visiting a Disney theme park is special. With that said — and especially for kids (and kids at heart!) — among the most special parts is seeing beloved characters come alive. Better still is getting to meet them yourself. You can get pictures, of course, but you can say hi, give high-fives, and even hug them if you want. It is one of the truest examples of the parks’ magic.

To that end, people love having a way to preserve the magic of that moment. Disney autograph books are a great and unique way to do it. Here is some information on this wonderful Disney parks tradition.

Many people enjoy wearing Disney-themed clothing, whether they are packing for a theme park visit or just feeling in the right mood. Shirts, pants, sweaters, and various attire of the Mouse House’s beloved characters can be found in many department stores and mall outlets. The reasons are clear: great iconography, clever designs, a sense of nostalgia or whimsy, and even a geeky sort of fun.

Of all the great Disney-themed clothing out there, one type is more iconic than all the others. Every entertainment brand offers tees and hoodies, but only this one has the Disney ears. Here is some more information on these trademark hats, as well as other great headwear from Disney.

In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, villains typically perish by the end of the movie, one way or another. Only a few break from that mold. Adrian Toomes, “The Vulture,” and Helmut Zemo are captured and imprisoned. In Ant-Man and the Wasp, the heroes realize that their antagonist, “Ghost,” is simply misunderstood, and they befriend her. Talos and the Skrulls turn out to be victims of the Kree, and they persuade Captain Marvel to fight (but not kill) the Kree leadership.

Notably, some of the surviving antagonists join the protagonists. Loki is a prominent example, of course, but another is so significant that people hardly remember he was ever on the wrong side: Winter Soldier.