Disney News Roll Call for September 17, 2010

Daily Disney plugs Disney World's kids' centers where parents can dump their children for a guilt-free night without them. (Why the heck did they bring the kids to Disney World anyway?)

Dave of Daveland has a new installment in his series of black 'n white Disneyland photographs from the 1950s. (Check out the folks in the boat ride through Storybook Land. Were they re-creating Hitchcock's Lifeboat or something?)

AJ of the Disney Food Blog reviews Disneyland's Napa Rose restaurant and then gives everyone indigestion with a rumor from TouringPlans about a possible increase in the cost of Disney World buffets. (People should eat all they can at buffets before the prices increase! Wait a minute...)

Disney Parks Blog: Pam Brandon shares a recipe for the Belgian Waffles you'll be able to buy soon for yourself at Epcot's Food & Wine Festival (I'm betting she didn't make the waffles shown in the picture); Dara Trujillo has a picture of a boy who got his hair done at the Bibbidi Bobbiti Boutique and now wants to show the world; and Valarie Sukovaty wants to talk like a pirate on September 19 - International Talk Like a Pirate Day (exactly one week before International Talk Like a Bloomin' Idiot Day).

Disney Shawn thinks the Disney World ferryboat is the ferry best way to go and I ain't about to be arguin' with him, matey - arrr!

Chris Ridgeway of Growing Up Disney pines over Disney World's Star Tours and can't wait for the ride to re-open next year.

Ryan Wilson of Main Street Gazette has transcribed every entry on the departure board at Space Mountain yet considers himself wholly sane.

Jamie Collins of Only WDW World rides Test Track and eats at The Pinocchio Village House. Nice pictures.

Todd Bricker of Touring Plans does Foto Friday with a face-off between Splash Mountain and Space Mountain.

Bruce of Unknown Magic Within Walt Disney World is a-glow with things that glow at Disney World. (His article got hullabaloo'ed here earlier today.)

Suzannah DiMarzio of ZannaLand is caught up in the craziness known as Duffy the Bear and reveals that the ursine little fella will wear a different costume for each country in Epcot's World Showcase. Shouldn't Duffy be hibernating soon?