Find hidden clues, solve puzzles, and escape from a Disney-inspired digital “room” at The Walt Disney Family Museum, all from the comfort of your own home.
The Walt Disney Family Museum’s Disney Escape Room goes virtual
REVIEW: ‘The Disney Monorail: Imagineering a Highway in the Sky’ is a beautifully-crafted look at a unique part of Disney history
On June 14, 1959, the ribbon was cut on Disneyland’s first major expansion: a special elevated railway known as the Monorail. Since then, it has become a Disney icon in its own right – one that warranted its own coffee table book, “The Disney Monorail: Imagineering a Highway in the Sky.”
Should there be an Audio-Animatronic Walt Disney? – DePaoli on DeParks
The Walt Disney Company has honored their founder, Walt Disney, in many different ways throughout the years. His name and image still bears an important role in all things Disney. But there has never been an Audio-Animatronic figure of Walt Disney. Why not? Perhaps there should be.
Recipe: Make Walt’s Chili from Carnation Café at home
There’s no better way to commemorate the 65th anniversary of Disneyland than by recreating one of Walt Disney’s favorite recipes at home — Walt’s Chili from Carnation Café!
Tomorrowland and Walt’s Bathroom of the Future
The year is 1954, and construction for Disneyland park is in full swing. The many creative faces of WED Enterprises were hard at work so that it would reach its ambitious opening date in 1955. Scaffolders were placing finishing touches on the rugged cliffs of Adventureland, engineers were developing the precise movements of Abraham Lincoln, and Walt Disney himself was faced with a massive decision.
Due to the park’s opening date looming over Walt’s head, he was forced to partake in massive budget cuts to seize its arrival. Cutbacks were to be made throughout the park, and he was forced to consider opening Disneyland without the soon-to-be-famous Tomorrowland.
McDisney: The history of two unlikely forces
In 1918, emerging from the hillsides of Marceline, Mo., a young lad would choose to defend his nation and fabricate his age in order to enlist in World War I. The boy would serve as an ambulance driver for the Red Cross, and after the war, discover his true destiny in California. This boy grew up to be the man named Ray Kroc.
Close-up on the history of the Partners statue at Walt Disney Studios Park
You can’t miss it. The Partners statue sits majestically at the exit of Studio 1. Honoring Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse, this iconic statue as more than one story to tell.
DePaoli on DeParks: Should Disneyland’s Sleeping Beauty Castle be plussed?
Welcome to a new column for Attractions Magazine called “DePaoli on DeParks.” My name is Jeff DePaoli and for the past 6+ years, I’ve been the host and producer of the “Dizney Coast to Coast” podcast where I share my thoughts, along with my friends, about all things Disney in addition to interviewing Disney Legends and talent. In this new column, I’ll be sharing with you my thoughts and opinions on various theme park topics.
Bret Iwan, Bob Gurr to appear at virtual Haunted Mansion event
Haunted Orange County is hosting a special virtual event for Haunted Mansion fans this weekend, “Living Legends of the Haunted Mansion.”
Inspirations from ‘The Sword in the Stone’ at Disneyland Paris
Disneyland Paris holds many references to classic Disney films, and in some areas, was directly inspired by them! Here’s a look at how “The Sword in the Stone” left its mark on the Disney Park.
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