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San Diego Comic-Con 2022: Disney’s ‘The Ghost and Molly McGee’ Fan Enhappification Panel
Posted onInformation from Disney's 'The Ghost and Molly McGee' Fan Enhappification Panel at 2022 San Diego Comic Con.
San Diego Comic-Con 2022: Back in Business
Posted onAfter a two-year hiatus and a miniaturized “Special Edition” last November, San Diego Comic-Con once again returned to its usual time and place as one of the world’s preeminent paeans to pop culture. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jeanine / @JustJeanine (@jnyama) While the scope of the convention was certainly closer … Continue reading "San Diego Comic-Con 2022: Back in Business"
Next Batch of Vintage Photos Features Hammer Man and a Scary Clown
Posted onIn the last edition of Still Goofy About Disney, we featured seven vintage photos from Disney’s “very historic past,” as Walt once said … press photos that were, on average, at least three decades old. We decided to reach into our collection again and came up with seven more photos from Disney days gone by. Enjoy the next edition of Disney Memory Lane, Vintage Photo Edition.
These Vintage Photos Offer A Glimpse Into Disney Parks’ Past
Posted onVintage Disney photos serve as time machines of sorts, allowing us to return to a simpler time, all the while illustrating just how much things have changed in the Vacation Kingdom of the World and the Happiest Place on Earth over the past 30 or 40 years.
SAILING WITH DISNEY: PART 6: The Evolution of Disney Cruise Line
Posted onThe seas haven’t always been smooth when it comes to Disney and ocean cruising, especially in the years before Disney Cruise Line came into existence. The seeds for the Disney Cruise Line – which debuted in 1998 with the christening of the Disney Magic – were sown in 1985.
SAILING WITH DISNEY: PART 5: From FriendShips to Floating Cars — Waterborne Options Throughout The Rest of Walt Disney World
Posted onCompared to Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom, the watercraft options available at Disney’s other three theme parks are limited at best. Disney Springs, however, is blessed with a boatload of aquatic options.
SAILING WITH DISNEY: PART 4: From Park Attractions To Modes Of Transportation In Florida
Posted onIn building Disneyland, Disney’s creative staff had to figure out ways to make realistic-looking bodies of water on fertile soil that had supported orange groves for decades; in planning Walt Disney World in Florida, planners had to learn how to manage water in a way that was both efficient and environmentally sound, as well as devise ways to transport guests on the area's waterways.
SAILING WITH DISNEY, PART 2: Disneyland, A Place Without Peer, Opens With Several Piers
Posted onIn the sweltering summer of 1955, guests who walked through the turnstiles of Disneyland, under the railroad tracks and into the magical environment of the world’s first theme park, saw things that were atypical for amusement parks of the day. To begin with, there was a perfectly replicated Main Street, circa the turn of the … Continue reading "SAILING WITH DISNEY, PART 2: Disneyland, A Place Without Peer, Opens With Several Piers"
REVIEW: “Delicious Disney: Walt Disney World: Recipes & Stories from The Most Magical Place on Earth”
Posted onDelicious Disney: Walt Disney World: Recipes & Stories from The Most Magical Place on Earth Authors: Pam Brandon and Marcy Carriker Smothers Hardcover, 320 pages, Disney Editions, List Price: $35 [An advance copy of this book was provided by Disney for review purposes without restriction on thoughts or opinions.] Delicious Disney: Walt Disney World is … Continue reading "REVIEW: “Delicious Disney: Walt Disney World: Recipes & Stories from The Most Magical Place on Earth”"

