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Congratulations! Have a magical trip! :D

The first Oswald the Lucky Rabbit cartoon, 'Poor Papa', was released in 1927, and I have 27 days until my Disney College Program! :D

Finally! Congratulations! Have a magical time! :D

'Steamboat Willie' premiered at the Colony Theater in New York on 18th November 1928, and I have 28 days until my Disney College Program! :D 4 weeks, woooo!

So exciting! Have a great time! :D

The cartoon 'The Karnival Kid' (in which Mickey said his first words - 'Hot Dog!') was released in 1929, and I have 29 days until my Disney College Program! :D Into the 20s, woooo! :D

30 days until my Disney College Program! :D This time next month I'll be there! :D

Thank you. Exactly, the only thing that is getting me on that plane is the thought of 10 weeks of working for the Mouse! :D

...I almost forgot, this time next month I'd be at London Gatwick airport waiting for my 1pm flight! Argh, that's both exciting and terrifying. I've never been on a plane on my own without my family and I HATE flying, but it will all be worth it!

Aladdin was Disney's 31st Animated Feature Film, and I have 31 days until my Disney College Program!

The Silly Symphony film 'Flowers and Trees' - the first full colour cartoon - premiered at Grauman's Chinese Theatre 30th July 1932, and I have 32 days until my Disney College Program! :D

Haha, sure! As soon as I find out I'll post where I am and what I'm doing right here :) I'm hoping to start a 10 week long trip report too, if anyone is interested in reading it! :D

The Silly Symphony film 'Three Little Pigs' premiered at the Radio City Music Hall on 27th May 1933 (almost 80 years ago!), and I have 33 days until my Disney College Program! :D

I was going to use a Club 33 photo for my countdown today! I'll have to think of something else now, grrrrr! lol

The Silly Symphony film 'The Grasshopper and the Ants' was released February 10th 1934, and I have 34 days until my Disney College Program! :D

It's 35 days today until my Disney College Program! :D 5 weeks today! Wooooo! :D

Wow, that sounds very ambitious. I suppose late April/early May isn't a crazy busy time of year, so they might get to experience everything you've got planned for them. I sure hope so! One day at Disney World seems crazy to me, but it's far better than no days at Disney World, that's for sure!

Mulan was Disney's 36th Animated Feature Film, and I have 36 days until my Disney College Program! :D

Try to spot Pascal on the Tangled float... it took me a while! But this is great, unexpected news. I can't see Disney investing a lot of money into something which will be used just for Spring. They'll pull another Year of a Million Dreams move and Spring will suddenly become a year-round thing.