I remember years and years ago, when Orlando International still gave tours of their ATC, looking at the radar dishes and stuff at the base of the (now defunct) tower and saying, "how come there aren't any flights in this space here?"

The controller flipped on a switch, and the outline of Mickey appeared over the space in a really freaky green luminous. "That's why," he said. "We try not to route traffic over them unless we can't help it."

How is this new no-fly any different? I can't remember ever hearing or seeing a plane go over WDW (never been to Disneyland, so I have experience there).