A Little Mermaid Immersive Cocktail Experience Is Coming To Charlotte

Little Mermaid fans, get ready! There is a subversive, cocktail experience coming to Charlotte soon.

While the date for the Charlotte experience is still to be announced, this events has gone on in other places, so we kind of have an idea of what to expect!

You’ve get to experience underwater themed cocktails, plus a theatrical experience based on The Little Mermaid.

Disney movies are most certainly not just for children. In fact, most people my age, including my sister are still huge fans of some of the classic Disney movies, including The Little Mermaid. I’m definitely going to join the waitlist for more information, because I know this would be the best birthday gift for my sister… possibly ever.

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7 North Carolina Laws That You Need to Know!

• Sporting Events

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  Legislation has been passed allowing incentives to be offered to North Carolina to attract championship sporting events.

• Mental Health in Schools

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  Mental health is very important. A mental health training program and a protocol for risk referrals for suicide must be adopted in North Carolina's K-12 schools. The plan must follow guidelines outlined by the State Board of Education. By the 2021-2022 school year, all school personnel should have completed mental health training.

• Robots Must Adhere Like Humans!

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  Drone drop-off? North Carolina passed an act defining and regulating robots conducting deliveries without the remote control or direct supervision of a human. Bye-Bye! Traffic laws and speed limits must be followed by delivery vehicles, as well as pedestrians must yield.
• New DMV Fees

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  New DMV fees will take effect in North Carolina. Registration costs have increased for registering a vehicle and getting a driver's license. As of July 1, 2020, a five-year license will increase by $2.50. The annual registration fee will go from $36 to $38.75.

• Delaying Municipal Elections

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  Under the new legislation, Session Law 2021-56, more than 30 municipalities across North Carolina. This will delay elections which were originally scheduled for later in 2021.

• Land-Use Regulatory Changes

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  An act to clarify, consolidate, and reorganize the land-use regulatory laws of the state.
• Medicaid Managed Care

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  Medicaid beneficiaries in North Carolina will begin receiving the same Medicaid services in a new way. It will now be through NC Medicaid Managed Care health plans. Most beneficiaries will continue to get care from the same doctors they currently see, but will now be a member of a health plan.