Enjoy True Love Week at Disneyland, from Feb. 11-17

Can you believe it?  Valentine’s Day is coming this week and Disneyland is launching their True Love Week just in time, from February 11 – 17.

My son and I visited Disneyland today and saw all the True Love Week decorations.  We also happened across Alice in Wonderland and the Mad Hatter as they got kids to participate in a game of musical chairs, over by the Carnation ice cream parlor.  Alice said the Mad Hatter was her Valentine!

Here are the True Love Week details courtesy of Disneyland News:

Family sues Disneyland after their kid is ignored by a possibly racist Donald Duck

Click here to watch the ABC 10 Video News report about this new lawsuit against Disneyland.

“A second family has come forward with claims that a Disneyland character ignored their children because of the color of their skin. In a photo, a smiling 5-year-old Razzi White stands near a Star Wars stormtrooper. His mother, Nastasia White, said it was the only photo he took that day with a character, but he wanted one more,” according to ABC 10 News.

Did Disneyland hire a racist White Rabbit?

Click here to see a video news story by Fox News about this lawsuit.

“A local family filed a lawsuit Monday against Disneyland over claims of racism. In August 2012, Annelia Black and her family took a trip to Disneyland to celebrate her nephew’s birthday. Upon entering the gate, the White Rabbit — a character from “Alice and Wonderland” — greeted the family,” according to ABC 10 News.

10News obtained a photo that was snapped of the smiling birthday boy next to the character. But moments earlier, the family said there was an odd exchange between the character and the child, who was reaching out.

Scandals could stop Disney from wasting tax money on streetcars & hotels

By the OC Politics Blog

“Anaheim city officials are weighing whether to release a politically explosive email that raises troubling questions about whether local officials knowingly misrepresented facts to the federal government in order to obtain transportation grant funding,” according to the Voice of OC.