Wilt Dasney
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I was just thinking about that. I remember seeing Birthdayland when I was 7 years old. I enjoyed it, but even then I could tell it wasn't on par with the "real" lands and assumed it would go away when the 60th was over.
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Mommy, why did they tear down Mickey Mouses house?
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Dj Corona
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Yeah, after reading all the posts, my two cents is the Magic Kingdom has been up and running a long time prior to Toontown, so wether or not Mickey's house or any of the other character's houses are represented, they're obviously still going to be in the park, so it's really not that big a deal. (It's not like they got evicted, just because Fantasyland's getting expanded!):lookaroun
Tell them his house got repo'd and he is working the 3rd shift as well as the 2 day shifts so he has no need for a home anyway now the economy is down the toilet. Or tell them he became a cross dresser and is now a princess. Or tell them he lives in the clouds with Walt. Or Stich killed him. Or tell them what you want they are your kids and you should know what will not upset them and what they will belive.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Simply tell the child that Mickeys dead, old age, and that his greedy family sold the plot to unscrupulous property developers who are using it to build a venue where men can stare at fantasy women.
When the child crys, give it a slap and tell it to get on eating the turkey leg.
Problem solved.
When the child crys, give it a slap and tell it to get on eating the turkey leg.
Problem solved.
Thrill Seeker
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Mickey moved to Main Street of course...:animwink:
DisneyMusician2
Well-Known Member
No. No, they don't.
Some parents simply avoid or enable rather than communicate.
We could start an entire thread on examples of this seen in WDW
DisneyMusician2
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:ROFLOL::ROFLOL:I love it!
forevermickey
Well-Known Member
My daughter LOVES Mickey and Minnie's houses, it is one of her top things she likes to do when we are at WDW- MK. I do hope they relocate them or some how incorporate them some where within the Kingdom. If not I am sure she will get over it and survive. After all we all have with all the changes over the years????
xsupaxmanxsfnex
Well-Known Member
Taken from the report in the Orlando Sentinel...
So they are not being displaced, they are just moving
I support this. I just read an update from the Walt Disney World Facebook page and it says this;
Here is the link. http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/note.php?note_id=136190598163&ref=nf
Let's not forget about Star Tours either! At least that should be done way before Fantasyland so we have something else to look forward to.
Cindy'sBruno
Active Member
Thats alittle harsh! I am assuming you do not have children and if you do....I will be praying for them. Considering they have a parent that is all knowing in every situation that comes along.
Cindy'sBruno
Active Member
Taken from the report in the Orlando Sentinel...
So they are not being displaced, they are just moving
Thats good because after all..."It all started with a mouse." :wave:
docnabox
Well-Known Member
Looking at your profile picture, I see you are dressed as Snow White. If your daughter shares your love of princesses, I suspect that once she has experienced what sounds to be some fairly immersive meet and greets with all the ladies, she won't give a hoot where Mickey's house is any more.
I am single and without kids and have never spent much time in Toontown Fair other than to check out Minnie Moo the cow years ago, but this really sounds like it is much needed and way past time. Kids went to WDW for many years and there was never a Mickey or Minnie house, so it should be ok. and if they relocate it, then everyone should be happy and I would bet that it would wind up being enhanced over what is there now and even better for the wee folk.
As I said earlier, tell her he is on safari at Animal Kingdom. Pick out a random space over one of the shops on Main Street and tell her that he moved "uptown" and got new digs so that he could be closer to all the wonderful shopping options Main Street has to offer these days! LOL
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Thats alittle harsh! I am assuming you do not have children and if you do....I will be praying for them. Considering they have a parent that is all knowing in every situation that comes along.
Id rather you didnt............
Thats alittle harsh! I am assuming you do not have children and if you do....I will be praying for them. Considering they have a parent that is all knowing in every situation that comes along.
If they "have a parent that is all knowing in every situation that comes along".... then why would it be necessary to "pray for them"? :hammer:
LoriMistress
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I'm looking forward to the new FL. TTF was p*ss poor considered to the TT at DLR. I'm hoping for something new, different, and something that might one-up DLR.
EPCOT Explorer
New Member
Taken from the report in the Orlando Sentinel...
So they are not being displaced, they are just moving
I wonder if that's meaning that the homes move, or just the characters to a new area.
Oh, look...agent86 has latched onto a new victim!
:sohappy:
SirGoofy
Member
LoriMistress
Well-Known Member
Thats alittle harsh! I am assuming you do not have children and if you do....I will be praying for them. Considering they have a parent that is all knowing in every situation that comes along.
Come on, let's play nice.