September 4, 2014 - On the Go in MCO

I have a Walt Disney World Character Ornament problem!I love them and I always find myself popping into Disney’s Days of Christmas to see if there are any new treasures that I must have for my tree!

On my most recent trip to Disney’s Days of Christmas at the Downtown Disney Marketplace, I found some new additions that I am pretty sure I am going to need to purchase for our tree this year!

While in my last Disney Character Christmas Ornaments post, I found individual ornaments this time around I found some adorable pairs ornaments.

You seriously can’t have a Disney pair without Lady and the Tramp!

I just love both of their expressions in this ornament! I love Kermy & Piggy!

Watch what happens when I push this little red button…

And how can you not love Chip and Dale in their festive hats and scarves!

This visit I was also really excited to see some new individual character ornaments, too!

Merry Christmas! I brought you this apple…

Look at how sweet Figment’s face is on this ornament looks!

And Peter Pan has never looked so dashing!

I really love the new Nightmare Before Christmas Shoe Ornament that was added to this extremely popular line collection of ornaments!

And finally, I found these really unique and fun hand-blown glass Mickey and Minnie ornaments in Disney’s Days of Christmas.

So as you can see, I really have a Christmas Ornament problem!

Which ornament is your favorite?

Want to see some really fun Disney Ideas for Christmas? Check out our Pinterest Board ~Dreaming of a Disney Christmas!

Orlando City SC Wins

Third USL PRO Regular Season Title,

Secures Home Field Advantage for Playoffs

Lions battle Wilmington to 0-0 draw, winning second consecutive Commissioner’s Cup

In its final season as members of USL PRO, Orlando City SC (18-4-5, 59 points) claimed a third Regular Season Championship on Wednesday night after drawing the Wilmington Hammerheads (8-7-11, 35 points) 0-0 at Legion Stadium.

Heading into the match, the league-leaders needed a single point to clinch a first place berth in the league standings and home field advantage for the playoffs.

After the game, Head Coach Adrian Heath commented on Orlando’s title win saying, “I’m absolutely delighted, for not just the players, but also for the front office and everyone associated with the Club. It’s been a monumental season, and despite everything going on in the background this year, the players remained focused to win the title seven points clear with one game remaining. It speaks volumes for everyone associated with the organization.”

Wilmington provided the first chance of the match in the 11^th minute when a long ball over the Lions’ defense found Cody Arnoux, who managed to create space and hit an effort from inside the area. But Lions’ Goalkeeper Carl Woszczynski was in perfect position to make the save. Woszczynski would go on to register his second consecutive scoreless match for the Lions.

Orlando quickly responded with a quality strike on target in the 15^th minute of play when Midfielder Adama Mbengue connected well with Kevin Molino’s ball into the box. Shortly afterward, Mbengue was once again involved in another dangerous attacking play for City, forcing Stuver to make a difficult save after cutting inside past two defenders.

As the half progressed, Orlando’s timely attacks continued when Kevin Molino produced his first chance of the night toward the end of the first 45. In the 37^th minute, Molino skillfully controlled Quinn’s pass with his chest to evade a defender before firing a shot that skipped just past the near-post.

After a defensive and scoreless first half, Orlando opened the second period with two early chances in the 48^th minute.

Mbengue’s dangerous shot at the Hammerheads’ goal earned a corner for the Lions, leading to a cross into the box from Burke that found Quinn on the back-post. His volley was rifled directly at Stuver.

The Hammerheads came close to countering in the 55^th minute, however, when Mark-Anthony Kaye ventured into the box, pulling his strike inches past the post.

Midway through the second half, Mbengue shot a powerful blast at Wilmington’s goal that caused difficulties for Stuver. Following Mbengue’s chance, Brian Span, who came on as substitute in the 61^st minute, turned deep inside the box and hit another strike at Stuver, whose crucial point-blank save kept the score-line level.

Stuver continued to come up big for the Hammerheads in the final moments of the match, denying a curling strike from Dennis Chin who did well to create space inside the area. As the game approached the final whistle, Orlando focused on time management, keeping possession to preserve the 0-0 draw and secure the 2014 Commissioner’s Cup.

NEXT MATCH: Orlando City SC returns to ESPN Wide World of Sports for its final regular season match on September 6. Kick-off is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. ET.

For more information on Orlando City SC, 2015 MLS Season Tickets or tickets to the Club’s remaining USL PRO home games, including the Lions’ first playoff game on Sept. 13, visit www.OrlandoCitySC.com or call 855-ORL-CITY. Also, follow the latest Orlando City news and updates via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube.

About Orlando City SC:

Recently ranked 14^th among all professional teams in North America, Orlando City Soccer Club (OCSC) is Major League Soccer’s newest expansion team. The club will begin play in MLS in 2015, becoming the league’s 21^st club. The Lions’ first team has won two USL PRO regular season titles and two postseason championships and will continue play in USL PRO in 2014 at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. Outside of the first squad, OCSC also has a youth club, Orlando City Youth Soccer (OCYS) and a U-23 team that participates in the PDL. For more information on the pro and youth clubs, visit www.OrlandoCitySC.com and www.OrlandoCityYouth.org.