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Allison Cimino the designer of RockLove has designed a collection inspired by one of Marvel’s most iconic spies. The Black Widow Jewelry Collection features six sleek and fashionable pieces honoring our favorite secret agent. This collection will be the perfect complement to the anticipated Black Widow film we are all eagerly looking forward to!

Black Widow Jewelry Collection

Black Widow spiders and the classic Black Widow hourglass silhouette are the signature designs of this collection. Featuring vibrant custom-cut red pavé crystals, pavé French wires, and polished black ruthenium, each piece evokes the fierce spirit of our favorite femme fatale.

The collection is now available on RockLove.com, and prices range from $75 to $115. There are three pairs of earrings, two necklaces, and a ring available.

“Black Widow is a complex and mysterious character, especially in the original Marvel Comics.
Originally appearing in the 1960s, the Black Widow has had many aliases but is always devastatingly
fashionable,” said RockLove CEO & Designer Allison Cimino. “I love that she is a hero yet an
unabashed femme fatale; a character that demonstrates the complexity of being a woman. She’s
also a master at everything she does, directly countering many gender stereotypes. When designing
these pieces, I was able to let my own edgy aesthetic shine through, while adding a level of
sophistication to Black Widow’s iconography with gorgeous blood-red crystals.”

The Marvel X RockLove jewelry collection arrives in a signature ombré Marvel X RockLove Collector’s Box. The box has an embossed exterior and metallic silkscreened art inside. RockLove boxes also act as beautiful displays for their jewelry pieces too. Each piece also comes with a branded red traveling pouch.

What do you think of the fierce new Black Widow Jewelry Collection from RockLove?

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Great news for Disney World Annual Passholders! Annual Passholders can now book additional days in Disney’s Park Pass System!

According to the Disney World Annual Passholder Page:

Annual Passholders staying at select Disney Resort or other select hotels with valid theme park admission are eligible to make theme park reservations for each day of their stay(s), and now in addition, all Annual Passholders are eligible to make theme park reservations for up to 3 days at a time on a rolling basis. Once you use a theme park reservation, you can make another reservation for a future date.

In case you missed the news Disney World also released a special Room Only offer for Disney World Annual Passholders as well.

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We’re live from Disney’s Animal Kingdom for the first time since the closures for an Annual Passholder preview.

We have already checked out Magic Kingdom, and now we’re ready to explore ALL the changes in Animal Kingdom.

We will be updating this post throughout the WEEK, so be sure to check back. And if you have any questions about the changes and the new procedures, please let us know! We will do our best to get you the answers you need.

Do note: This is just a preview, so things could change for the grand reopening of Animal Kingdom on the 11th.

Parking

Passholders were permitted to head into Animal Kingdom parking at 7:30AM for the preview. Attendants were parking cars in every other space so that guests can physical distance as they get out.

Bag and Temperature Checks

Temperature checks are done with handheld infrared thermometers in large white tents. Remember, these checks are administered by AdventHealth professionals.

Then it’s onto bag check. The new process here has you keeping all items in your bags and carrying them through the detectors.

If your bags trigger the sensor, you may be subject to a no-touch bag search.

Health Measures

There is signage regularly placed to remind guests to physical distance from one another.

The Disney trash cans even had some health reminders.

All around the park, we noticed physical distancing and directional stickers on the ground,

Crowds and Wait Times

Right at the start of the day, Avatar Flight of Passage was registering a five-minute wait. We’ll definitely be keeping an eye on this wait time as more guests arrive at the park.

Remember, we will be updating this throughout the day and the WEEK, so be sure to check back.

Follow along with us LIVE from Magic Kingdom here! 

When are you planning to visit Disney World? What questions do you have? Let us know in the comments below. 

From our friends at www.disneyfoodblog.com
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Disney World is reopening this week, and that means that some guests are ready to plan their trips to the parks.

During the historic Disney World closure, new ticket sales and hotel reservations were indefinitely suspended so that Disney could accommodate guests with existing reservations. New vacation packages for 2021 opened first and last night, Disney announced that 2020 purchases would be available TODAY. It’s official! 2020 Disney World tickets and hotel reservations are available NOW! 

Currently, the only ticket option available is Standard Theme Park admission. We tried to select the option to purchase a new Annual Pass and were directed to the Experience Update page. One thing to note — there is no Park Hopper add-on option for 2020 tickets (you CAN add Park Hopper in 2021!).

In fact, the only add-on option is for the Memory Maker service. As of now, you’ll have to wait until 2021 if you want tickets with Park Hopper, Park Hopper Plus, or the Water Park and Sports option. Keep in mind that you should take a look at Disney Park Pass availability prior to booking — even if you’re looking at a 2021 trip.

Resorts with availability for 2020 have been listed this morning too! One thing to note is that the hotels with unannounced reopenings do NOT have any 2020 OR 2021 availability at this time.

We didn’t encounter any website issues this morning, but Disney did mention the use of virtual waiting rooms and rolling release times so let us know if you have any trouble! Stay tuned to DFB in the coming week for all the HUGE reopening updates.

Click here to learn more about the hotel reopening dates!

Will you be booking a 2020 vacation? Tell us in the comments! 

From our friends at www.disneyfoodblog.com
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Disney World is mere days away from officially reopening. That means final preparations are underway to be ready to welcome guests back into the parks.

One of the biggest changes has been the introduction of the Park Pass Reservation System, which requires guests to have both a valid ticket AND a reservation for access to one of Disney World’s theme parks. When the Park Pass system went live, a number of Annual Passholders were left in a confusing situation — if they held a hotel reservation, they were only able to book the length of their resort stay and NOT also their three days of passes at a time allotted to them as Passholders. It seems this has changed!

Previously, the online Park Pass system only identified guests in one of three ways — regular ticket holders, guests with hotel reservations, or Passholders with no overlapping. This meant Passholders WITH a hotel reservation were recognized in the system by their hotel stay, allowing them to book for the length of their stay. It did NOT let them go back and make the three passes they are able to book with their Annual Passes on top of those hotel-related passes.

As of today, the Park Pass system will allow Passholders with a resort stay to book BOTH. So they can book their resort passes for the length of their stay and then still book those additional three AP-related Park Passes. We had a number of readers reach out to us frustrated with this limitation, so if this applied to your situation, be sure to note you now have more Park Pass options as a Passholder.

This new information is noted on the site, but we haven’t been able to see it reflected for us just yet.

We’ll keep you updated if we learn of any changes to the Park Pass system in the coming days, and be sure to check back with us for our continuing coverage of Disney World’s reopening! We’ll be live in the parks sharing everything with you, so let us know any questions you may have!

Are you a Passholder who had been affected by this limitation? Let us know in the comments! 

From our friends at www.disneyfoodblog.com
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