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What's your favourite Alice in Wonderland-themed attraction? I've not ridden the dark ride at Disneyland as I haven't had the fortune to visit but Alice's Labyrinth at Disneyland Paris is a real favourite of mine. On our last visit there we also had great fun meeting the White Rabbit at...

It's been a while since I posted a review of a Disney film as part of my ongoing blog/website. But here, finally, is Alice in Wonderland Alice in Wonderland A Disney Tale: A young girl falls down a rabbit hole and discovers a strange land filled with bizarre characters. Disney Heroine...

I've been watching the Disney films 'in order' and recently watched Treasure Island for the first time ever (link to my blog review below). Researching the film later I found that there used to be a park themed, vaguely, after Treasure Island which was a zoological garden. It got renamed...

Just enjoy writing about things to do with Disney, but I'm not as well versed in it all as some. Being a Brit I've only managed to visit WDW once but hope to again in the near future. Hope you enjoyed my blog if you went to have a look ;)

Has any other attraction gone through as many name changes as this one?

Anyone else play this game on their phone or tablet? It's hugely addictive and features a wide range of characters from across the Disney canon.

Disney Dad Blog: Tomorrowland Transit Authority Peoplemover After spending quite a while in Fantasyland in the company of Cinderella and her friends, it's time to head back to Tomorrowland for a look at some more attractions not associated with films. So far we've examined the Astro Orbiter...

Thanks for this info. I am reviewing Disney films through the lense of being a Brit and a fan of story and imagination. I can see Victory was produced for another purpose and did toy with not using my usual blog format for this film but then thought I'd be consistent.

http://disneydad2.blogspot.co.uk/2018/04/victory-through-air-power.html A Disney Tale: The wonder of aviation is examined through its importance in winning the Second World War. Disney Hero: USA! USA! USA! Oh my word, this is Disney as propaganda maxed up to 200%. It's the USA who realised...

What's your favourite non-film linked attraction in Tomorrowland?

Doh! If this is the one at Disneyland Paris, I've got a photo of my daughter standing in front of it! Totally forgot it existed.

Which fountain are you referring to? I just tried to include anything at the Disney parks that is themed after Cinderella. I consider anything in the parks to be an 'attraction' if it's something guests can interact with - even if it's just looking at it :). The Wishing Well does seem to be a...

Yep - that's my blog :)

Mr Toad also makes his presence felt in the Fantasyland area of Disneyland Paris. Rather than a ride, though, he we have a restaurant modelled on Toad Hall. The stately home styled interior seats guests enjoying a selection of, ostensibly, British dishes - this basically amounts to the fact...

A Disney Tale: A young girl is forced into drudgery by her step-family, only to win the heart of the kingdom's Prince and live happily ever after. Disney Hero: Ostensibly, the 'hero' of Cinderella is the Prince (never actually referred to as Prince Charming, despite that being what he is...

For such an unknown Disney film, The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr Toad has still made its mark on three of the Disney theme parks - Disneyland, Disney World and Disneyland Paris. It is The Wind in the Willows which has had the most impact with an entire dark ride based on it's events. Two...

Hi In my blog about Disney http://disneydad2.blogspot.co.uk/ I've recently been having a look at all things Cinderellary. I've recently had a new found appreciation for the film (I've posted my review in the film section here) and I've done a bit of retrospecting about the various attractions...

A Disney Tale: Two tales of adventure are relayed to us by Basil Rathbone and Bing Crosby: The Wind in the Willows and The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Disney Hero: For The Wind in the Willows, the principal cast of four familiar characters are our heroes - Ratty, Mole, Badger and Toad. It's...

A Disney Tale: A young boy, Jeremiah Kincaid, adopts a black sheep and determines to take him to the county fair despite the wishes of his grandmother. Disney Hero: Jeremy Kincaid is the hero of our story. A determined and caring young boy he adopts the unwanted black sheep soon after birth...

Hi I've written up a summary of Autopia themed games as part of my blog I thought people might like to read. With Autopia/Tomorrowland Speedway being a car-based attraction, it's perhaps not surprising that it features in a number of Disney computer games. One of these is Adventures in the...