Studio Disney 365 Now Open

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06-26-2009, 02:33 PM
Melanie

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Studio Disney 365 Now Open

Lights, Camera, Action! It’s Studio Disney 365

Disneyland Resort Opens New Immersive Makeover Experience
Exclusively at Downtown Disney District

ANAHEIM, Calif. (June 26, 2009) – A stylish and unique makeover experience premiers at the Disneyland Resort with the debut of Studio Disney 365. Opening June 26 in the Downtown Disney District, the dazzling new makeover boutique is a one-of-a-kind specialty store offering guests a unique chance to rock out like some of their favorite Disney Channel stars.

From the moment they step into the Studio Disney 365 “sound stage,” guests will see lights, cameras, and a lot of action! Talent agents and stylists will help these “stars of tomorrow” undergo a complete transformation, getting them camera-ready to walk the carpet and preparing them for their grand entrance onto the set. Studio Disney 365 is the place to be for emerging stars, with so much to do and so much to see!

Studio Disney 365 guests can choose from five different Studio Star makeover packages. All packages include a talent contract, choice of hair makeover, complete cosmetic makeover, deluxe make-up case, a downloadable photo file, a customized lanyard with photo and a photo shoot.

•From The Top –Your hair, our unique style,$29.95.

•Color Cue – Includes a unique twisted pony design and choice of up to four colored streaks, $39.95.

•That’s A Wrap – Includes five front braids and high pony twists, your choice of faux hair tousled pony and a lace stretch headband, $49.95.

•Spotlight – Includes two French braids wrapped to each side, your choice of faux hair pony tail and a flower hair accessory, $49.95.

•Secret Star – Includes a Hannah Montana-inspired wig with sequined headband, rocker light-up headset and a themed face gem, $59.95.

•Rock Star –Studio Disney 365 also features a special treatment for those upcoming rock stars. The “Rock Star” look for boys is $18.95 plus tax and includes a slicked-back or spiked hairstyle with colored gel tips, smokey eyes, a downloadable photo file and a customized lanyard with photo.

Wardrobe options befitting a true superstar await guests at Studio Disney 365, where they can take center stage dressed from head to toe in today’s hottest fashions.*

•Studio Rocker – Includes choice of trend T-shirt, fingerless gloves, tutu and colored ankle tights.

•Trend Setter – Includes choice of trend T-shirt, sunglasses, scarf and fedora.

•Scene Stealer – Includes complete Hannah Montana costume, featuring gold lame jacket, tank, black leggings, black and purple tutu and light-up guitar sticks.

Studio Star makeovers are designed for children ages three and older, who must be accompanied by an adult age 18 years or older. Studio Disney 365 is located in the Downtown Disney District at the Disneyland Resort. Operating hours vary. Advance reservations are recommended and can be made by calling 714/781-STYLE (714/781-7895).

*Wardrobe package price may vary based on style, size and price of apparel and accessories. Subject to restrictions and change without notice.
06-26-2009, 02:45 PM
NotaGeek

So it's BBB in DTD? This is weird, but no doubt it will be a money maker for the 'tween set. :ack:
06-26-2009, 07:43 PM
Mufasa

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Originally Posted by NotaGeek

So it's BBB in DTD? This is weird, but no doubt it will be a money maker for the 'tween set. :ack:

Consider that Club Libby Lu used to be in that spot so it allowed something to move into that space quickly and without a lot of redevelopment needed (until another tenant can be found that can take up the lease on that space).

The advantage that Downtown Disney has over other retail venues is that if needed Disney can occupy the space with some sort of operation until they can sign a new tenant as opposed to having blocks of unoccupied storefronts.

It is much like bringing in the Princess Diana exhibit to WDW's Downtown Disney- seems like a strange fit but there's no way WDW management would turn down the opportunity to fill a large retail space instead of seeing it sit empty and unused and buys time to find a long-term replacement.
06-26-2009, 07:55 PM
NotaGeek

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Originally Posted by Mufasa

Consider that Club Libby Lu used to be in that spot so it allowed something to move into that space quickly and without a lot of redevelopment needed (until another tenant can be found that can take up the lease on that space).

The advantage that Downtown Disney has over other retail venues is that if needed Disney can occupy the space with some sort of operation until they can sign a new tenant as opposed to having blocks of unoccupied storefronts.

It is much like bringing in the Princess Diana exhibit to WDW's Downtown Disney- seems like a strange fit but there's no way WDW management would turn down the opportunity to fill a large retail space instead of seeing it sit empty and unused and buys time to find a long-term replacement.

That's true ... you are right, it does look better to have something there then a for lease sign!
08-03-2009, 01:54 PM
whistlewhileyouwork

Just came back from DL. DD had a session at studio365 just last week. ABSOLUTLEY LOVED IT!!! So cute... and a $$ for sure. They have all the bells and whistles that a 10 year old will just love. A photo shoot and a walk down the red carpet. Very nicely done!:mickey:
08-03-2009, 02:32 PM
NotaGeek

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Originally Posted by whistlewhileyouwork

Just came back from DL. DD had a session at studio365 just last week. ABSOLUTLEY LOVED IT!!! So cute... and a $$ for sure. They have all the bells and whistles that a 10 year old will just love. A photo shoot and a walk down the red carpet. Very nicely done!:mickey:

Thanks for the review! If you have any pics that you would like to share send me a PM and I will be glad to post them ... of even better, how about a trip report? :thumbsup:
08-16-2009, 12:51 AM
Magic Smiles

We just popped into Studio 365 for a peek tonight. The place was PACKED! And this was around 8:00 pm. Lots of little girls having their hair done.