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Museum for Disney Theme Park History
- Thread starter justintheharris
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So what you're saying is I should file a lawsuit against Disney for stealing my idea? lol
ppete1975
Well-Known Member
they have been doing stuff like this for years.,... just not a museum or totally permanent...
heres a fun event where they used a lot of it...
and run Disney has done it as well
BoarderPhreak
Well-Known Member
They did; it's called Future World.
RunDisney is what made me seriously consider the idea
They did; it's called Future World.
I'm not certain I know this part of Future World...
pumpkin7
Well-Known Member
I would LOVE to visit a Disney museum. I've always wanted to visit the family one, but I live in the UK so getting there is a long trip. But a WDW one would be epic!
I do like how they sometimes have old ride vehicles or tid bits around the parks, as like little nods as to what was there before. There used to be a whole host of them, but not sure how many are still around. I know there was one in HS with Roger Rabbit, in one of the stores. You used to be able to go and see the big steam roller thing (I forget its name, but it squishes the bad man at the end) and it had a body outline painted on the floor. The outline was still just about visible on the ground and most people just walked by. There was also Rogers outline through one of the walls, which again is still there but covered by shelving. But if you looked between the shelves, you could just about make it out.
NOt quite the same i know, but still pretty cool for nostalgia geeks!
I'm going to sit here now and wait for someone to come along and suggest they put the BAH somewhere for safe keeping....
I do like how they sometimes have old ride vehicles or tid bits around the parks, as like little nods as to what was there before. There used to be a whole host of them, but not sure how many are still around. I know there was one in HS with Roger Rabbit, in one of the stores. You used to be able to go and see the big steam roller thing (I forget its name, but it squishes the bad man at the end) and it had a body outline painted on the floor. The outline was still just about visible on the ground and most people just walked by. There was also Rogers outline through one of the walls, which again is still there but covered by shelving. But if you looked between the shelves, you could just about make it out.
NOt quite the same i know, but still pretty cool for nostalgia geeks!
I'm going to sit here now and wait for someone to come along and suggest they put the BAH somewhere for safe keeping....