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Actually, it's not Pete's birthday today. He appeared in a number of Walt's Alice commedies and Oswald the Lucky Rabbit cartoons before he became Mickey's foil.

This is the only soundtrack I could find for the Haunted Mansion. Didn't see Nelly on it, but it looks like Mark Mancina is doing the score insteed of Danny Elfman. Haunted Mansion Haunted Hits

Happy Birthday Mickey (and Minnie too). :sohappy:

This was all I could find on it, and even this was somewhat hidden on the Disney Videos website:

Happy bithday to Mickey and Minnie. Don't want to forget Minnie on her 75th birthday now, do we?

Re: burial He was crematated and his remains were placed in Forest Lawn cemetery in Glendale, California.

That's also where I saw her. She's pretty fun to watch, especially when everyone else in the area think's she's just part of the foliage of the area. You should see the looks they give people who are watching her. :lol:

Umm.. I'm just going by what they said on their website, and to quote:

I think I heard that Walt had specifically said that he did not want an animatronic himself in any of his parks, but I don't remember where I hear that (maybe Disney Magazine?) Anybody know if that's true or not?

They still have their covers over them since they have not been unveiled yet. We won't know what they really look like until Tomorrow.

Wait, wasn't this topic about Brother Bear characters. How in the world did we all get so off-topic. Let's see Brother Bear... Bob & Doug McKinsie... Blind Boys of Alabama.. Gilligan's Island... Peter Gabriel... Shock the Monkey... High Fiber... Pirates DVD... Pig in the City... Bone Thugs...

Re: Re: Hey... Yeah, I checked that and all the ones from their 1st CD don't work. The samples from their newest CD "He's A Friend" do work (or at least they worked on my computer). The songs off the new CD aren't the same songs they sing at MGM (they mostly sing the songs of the first...

Peter sometimes is a bit strange at times, mostly because his vocal performances for the parade is so much more over-the-top than any of his dialogue in the film. In the parks doing meet-and-greets though, he's not that bad (except when he's flirting too much with Wendy. :lol: )

Four For A Dollar releases CDs under the name "Return 2 Zero". Here's a link to their web site (which includes sound clips from their album: http://www.return2zero.net/

Does anyone have any photos or know of any sites that have photos of the Disneymania show with the Kids of the Kingdom that was at MK in the late 1980s and 1990s? I would love to be able to see some photos of this show (especially from when it was at the Galaxy Palace insteed of the Castle). Thanks.

I don't know how much Walt wanted in the park attraction wise, but there is a picture of his hand-drawn concept map for the layout for WDW. It's actually not too far from the real one. MK and EPCOT Center are about in the right places (although EPCOT was very different at the time), also a camp...

Just a few minnor changes/ additions. At the end of the parade, there will now be some dancers carying birthday gifts for Mickey behind his float. Also, Yen Sid has been added to the Fantasia float, as have dancers in water-themed cotumes. As for the statues, I think they should work fine. I...

I've been working on a new parade for the Magic Kingdom and came up with a "It all Started with a Mouse" theme since Mickey will be celebrating his 75th anniversary year. I'm still pretty much in the brainstorming segment of planning now so it's pretty rough, but I thought I would post it here...

I had forgotten that it originally ended with "celebrate the future hand in hand", but now that I think about it, during the Millennium Celebration it did. It wasn't until the celebration they changed it to "We Go On".

I'm not sure how a Peoplemover would look in the Boardwalk area. It's an interesting idea, but I think it would just clash too much with the theming (which I already love exactly the way it is).