KNBC's Chuck Henry recently scooped everyone with this: Oddly, the only two commercial properties in the U.S. that have gained federal no-fly-zone status after 9/11 are Disneyland in Anaheim and Disneyworld in Orlando. The play parks won the favor just days after President George W. Bush invaded Iraq, according to Henry.
The ban keeps aircraft three miles away and at least 3,000 feet above the properties around the clock.
So? Well, if you're thinking the feds are merely protecting sites where
