Tag: Frontierland
More Walt Disney World Ride Photography
Posted onIt has been awhile since I addressed the topic of photographing on a ride at Walt Disney World. First and foremost, you must…MUST…safely secure your camera so neither you or anyone else on the ride will be harmed. I would say this is one kind of photography, you will not be able to use a … Continue reading "More Walt Disney World Ride Photography"
Walt Disney World Wallpapers for Your Desktop
Posted onWallpaper image of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad.Nikon D70/Tokina 11-16mm, 1/400s, f/10, ISO 200, EV +0.3, 11mm (16mm DX) Focal Length. A few years ago I supplied a few images to All Ears to help create a set of Disney Wallpaper images for your computers. You can find them in the Disney Desktop Section. Check them … Continue reading "Walt Disney World Wallpapers for Your Desktop"
Diamond Horseshoe Debuts New Menu on May 23!
Posted onThe Diamond Horseshoe in Magic Kingdom’s Frontierland will debut an all-new menu next week, on May 23. On the a la carte menu there are new sandwiches, such as Carved Beef Brisket Sandwich with creamy coleslaw served on a brioche bun; Creamy Turkey Salad Sandwich on multigrain bread with lettuce and tomato; Grilled Chicken Thigh … Continue reading "Diamond Horseshoe Debuts New Menu on May 23!"
Four Parks of Walt Disney World
Posted onLet’s take a trip around the world as in Walt Disney World with a twist. I created this collage using none of the usual park icons. The Four Parks of Walt Disney World. From top left: Big Thunder Mountain Railroad in the Magic Kingdom, Imagination Pavilion in Epcot, Kilimanjaro Safaris in Disney’s Animal Kingdom and … Continue reading "Four Parks of Walt Disney World"
Ben Rossi brought the Wild West to Walt Disney World’s Frontierland
Posted onPerformers flip and tumble on the rooftops in Frontierland during a live action show in the early 1980s. [Courtesy of Ben Rossi] Return with us to Walt Disney World, circa 1980. The Magic Kingdom has been up and running for nine-plus years and is living up to its “vacation kingdom of the world” nickname. Indeed, … Continue reading "Ben Rossi brought the Wild West to Walt Disney World’s Frontierland"
Disney Pic of the Week: Country Bear Jamboree
Posted onFor the month of February, I am going to visit classic rides at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom starting with those fun loving bears in Frontierland’s Country Bear Jamboree. Below the picture will be a trivia question for you to answer in the Comments each week. Henry is the Master of Ceremonies of the Country … Continue reading "Disney Pic of the Week: Country Bear Jamboree"
Frontierland Reflections in the Magic Kingdom
Posted onAfter an early breakfast at the Crystal Palace, the Magic Kingdom had not officially opened and was very quiet. The Rivers of America was still enough to become a reflective surface. Like any photographer, I took full advantage. First up was Harper’s Mill on Tom Sawyer Island being reflected in the water. Harper’s Mill on … Continue reading "Frontierland Reflections in the Magic Kingdom"
Disney PIc of the Week: Magic Kingdom Landscape
Posted onFor the next few weeks, Deb and I will be sharing our landscape photography from Walt Disney World. The definition of Landscape Photography is showing spaces within the world, sometimes vast and unending, but other times microscopic. That’s pretty broad. Must people think of vast expanses showing mountains, deserts, oceans and other such places when … Continue reading "Disney PIc of the Week: Magic Kingdom Landscape"
Rivers of America and Disneyland Railroad Reopen at Disneyland
Posted onBecause of the construction of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, which required changes to the northern perimeter of Disneyland, the Rivers of America attractions, including the Disneyland Railroad, were closed for more than a year and a half. Pirates Lair on Tom Sawyer Island and Fantasmic! opened earlier this month, but it wasn't until the end of July that the watercraft and the trains returned.
While the official opening was on Saturday, July 29, Laura Gilbreath attended an opening ceremony for the return of the Disneyland Classics on the morning of July 28. The ceremony was held on the riverboat dock. The Mark Twain was festively decorated for the occasion.
