Disneyland is getting two new walk-through attractions later this fall. The first walk-through that opens in a few weeks is all new and really just a glorified meet n' greet on steroids; Pixie Hollow.
But the second walk-through that doesn't open until closer to Christmas is actually very old, and one of the most beloved of all Disney walk-through attractions. After being closed for seven years, the original 1957 attraction inside Sleeping Beauty Castle is reopening, and the Los Angeles Times had a nice rundown on it and a scene by scene preview. Since my point of reference for this old attraction is the 1977 remodeled version of the 1957 original, I can't wait to see what Tony Baxter and his team have come up with as a 21st century salute to the '57 original!
The scene by scene breakdown in the LA Times link is a fun read. http://travel.latimes.com/daily-deal-blog/index.php/disneyland-castle-3014/
And this larger article with pictures of Mr. Baxter inspecting the Castle models is just as interesting! http://travel.latimes.com/daily-deal-blog/index.php/sleeping-beauty-cast-3013/#more-3013
But the second walk-through that doesn't open until closer to Christmas is actually very old, and one of the most beloved of all Disney walk-through attractions. After being closed for seven years, the original 1957 attraction inside Sleeping Beauty Castle is reopening, and the Los Angeles Times had a nice rundown on it and a scene by scene preview. Since my point of reference for this old attraction is the 1977 remodeled version of the 1957 original, I can't wait to see what Tony Baxter and his team have come up with as a 21st century salute to the '57 original!
The scene by scene breakdown in the LA Times link is a fun read. http://travel.latimes.com/daily-deal-blog/index.php/disneyland-castle-3014/
And this larger article with pictures of Mr. Baxter inspecting the Castle models is just as interesting! http://travel.latimes.com/daily-deal-blog/index.php/sleeping-beauty-cast-3013/#more-3013