I understand why they are doing it that way. With the old logo the Globe looked a lot like Spaceship Earth so it makes sense to not bring it back for branding reasons@marni1971 might know. He gave a sneak of this very logo not too long ago. I hope it stays past Limited Time Magic. I think the Sorcerer Mickey image is overused by Disney, but its enough of the classic logo which is miles away better than the Walt Disney script logo that I'll pipe down over it.
I have never heard that reasoning before. If you look in the D in Disneyland, Mickey is also there. So I think this is more about something specific unless they plan to change the Disneyland Resort logo as wellI understand why they are doing it that way. With the old logo the Globe looked a lot like Spaceship Earth so it makes sense to not bring it back for branding reasons
I heard a rumour that Disney will be dropping the word "Walt" from the resort's title and logo (as with all things referencing that word in the company) and the word "World" to better brand the resort experience. The new title? "Disney Parks Resort®", in Florida.![]()
I heard a rumour that Disney will be dropping the word "Walt" from the resort's title and logo (as with all things referencing that word in the company) and the word "World" to better brand the resort experience. The new title? "Disney Parks Resort®", in Florida.![]()
@marni1971 might know. He gave a sneak of this very logo not too long ago. I hope it stays past Limited Time Magic. I think the Sorcerer Mickey image is overused by Disney, but its enough of the classic logo which is miles away better than the Walt Disney script logo that I'll pipe down over it.
Yeah, to be perfectly honest I feel this new logo is a good sign because it seems to be signalling that people at the top are hearing that we are tired of the "Disney Parks"/"One Disney" generic branding crap. I won't say it's a sure thing until Jay Ra$ulo & Co. are gone from the company but this looks promising.I heard a rumour that Disney will be dropping the word "Walt" from the resort's title and logo (as with all things referencing that word in the company) and the word "World" to better brand the resort experience. The new title? "Disney Parks Resort®", in Florida.![]()
Ask an ye shall receive.Thank you for mentioning the overuse of the Sorcerer Mickey. I've never seen anyone else express this before. It's a peeve of mine.
I actually prefer when Disney used to dress Mickey up to be "hip" in the different decades. I like Disco Mickey more than I like Sorcerer Mickey. I liked 80s Mickey (and "Totally Minnie" Minnie). I don't remember a 90s Mickey or a 2000s Mickey...just Sorcerer Mickey since then in addition to generic Mickey.
I think the Mickey-in-Contemporary-Style-Clothes variants are fun...and collectible. Sorcerer Mickey should be retired for a while so he can have a breather.
And his old boss from Strategic Planning and the number two of the guy who listened to Strategic Planning.Yeah, to be perfectly honest I feel this new logo is a good sign because it seems to be signalling that people at the top are hearing that we are tired of the "Disney Parks"/"One Disney" generic branding crap. I won't say it's a sure thing until Jay Ra$ulo is gone from the company but this looks promising.
Then why bother designing it, If they only intend for these to be on retro-merchandise then what is the point of going through the trouble of putting the Sorcerer Mickey in the D unless they were going to put this in wide use. They have been selling retro WDW Tees for years now. I don't think they would bother to modify it if their intention is purely for retro merchandise.In all seriousness, I don't see a new logo change beyond what's shown on merch. They've done that with EPCOT Center based stuff too and haven't changed what the logo is out front or on the maps etc.
I would take Sorcerer Mickey over that embarrassment any day.Ask an ye shall receive.
http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2010/10/video-disney-dance-crew/
Has any retro imagery appeared on the recent year-branded merchandise? My recollection is that the year-branded stuff tended to be the most strict in their conformity to the official images.Then why bother designing it, If they only intend for these to be on retro-merchandise then what is the point of going through the trouble of putting the Sorcerer Mickey in the D unless they were going to put this in wide use. They have been selling retro WDW Tees for years now. I don't think they would bother to modify it if their intention is purely for retro merchandise.
I heard a rumour that Disney will be dropping the word "Walt" from the resort's title and logo (as with all things referencing that word in the company) and the word "World" to better brand the resort experience. The new title? "Disney Parks Resort®", in Florida.![]()
Roy Disney specifically changed the name from Disney World to Walt Disney World for a very specific reason. To undo that change would be a great dishonor to the Disney brothers that founded the Company.that's a better idea really. people just call it Disney World it only makes a little more sense.
SIGH! No more removing Walt's name from things. They already did that with the Walt Disney Pictures title card.that's a better idea really. people just call it Disney World it only makes a little more sense.
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