This year at the movies we’ve seen wizards, vampires, demigods and one bad ass billionaire in an iron suit. At the end of the year, however, something as simple as toys and a little girl who fell down a rabbit hole took top honors at the box office in 2010.

Needless to say, the Walt Disney Company and CEO Robert Iger celebrated Mickey's birthday right with huge profits and memorable films.

My family and I just returned from our first trip to Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. While I spent weeks (ok, more like months) reading all that I could on what or what not to when we reached our vacation destination, there just wasn't enough detail provided. As a result, my family spent a great deal of time on some rides and attractions we would have been better off to skip.

Neuschwanstein is built high on a mountain in the Bavarian Alps, Germany - It became famous with Walt Disney copying it for his Disney World - Neuschwanstein was built on a old Middle Age Castle of a famous family of knights - King Ludwig designed in that style and added German mythology to it - it was there that they declared King Ludwig for mad to stop him building andyeat it gave craftsmen so much work - it was there that they took him and later he was found mysteriously drowned in shallow water -