Mansionfan
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And in the before there was ever such thing as video dept. - did anyone else collect the silent Super-8 Disneyland films or GAF Viewmaster sets like I did?
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Old Disney Souvineer videos.
- Thread starter DarkMeasures
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Hi, Mansionfan. Welcome!
We had the Super-8 of WDW`s Haunted Mansion, bought in May 1981... and I found it last year on the Web as a WMV!
I had the Viewmaster reels from 1979, I don`t remember them all - I do remember Kennedy Space Center and WDW Tomorrowland. I Wish I knew where they went... along with my 1977 Star Wars action figures :lol:
We had the Super-8 of WDW`s Haunted Mansion, bought in May 1981... and I found it last year on the Web as a WMV!
I had the Viewmaster reels from 1979, I don`t remember them all - I do remember Kennedy Space Center and WDW Tomorrowland. I Wish I knew where they went... along with my 1977 Star Wars action figures :lol:
S 2
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Hello Martin from thirteen years ago! You look so young! I was just researching this 1971 video (Walt Disney World - Phase 1) and looking for it online, do you know of anywhere it can be found? Thanks, from the future!
S 2
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Oops I had the wrong year, 1969. It was supposed to be presented to the public at a Florida press conference and contained details about the master plan as well as concept art for the resort. Im interested to see what was mentioned about Thunder Mesa....
Goofyernmost
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I have a number of vacation planning videos and DVD's from over the years. As soon as I realized that these were high quality productions and that they were free, I started collecting them. I still own a VCR as well as a DVD player so I can watch them whenever I want too. The two things that I have that really have me depressed are two CD Rom's that no longer fit the format of my computer or DVD player. They are the Walt Disney World Explorer #1 edition and #2 Edition. I used to watch them all the time now I have them but I cannot watch them. I wonder if there are places where I can take them and have them recorded on modern format. These are the two that I have.
