The_Jobu
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Running joke in the forum. Disney always puts effort into new cupcakes for occasions.
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The World's Most Magical Celebration - Walt Disney World's 50th anniversary
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brb1006
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The last time Disney actually put effort into their anniversary advertisements/campaigns for Walt Disney World was the "100 Years Of Magic" celebration (which technically honored WDW's 40th Anniversary that same time as Walt's 100th Birthday) between 2001 and 2003. 100 Years Of Magic was mainly hosted at Walt Disney World during that period and all felt genuine and inviting to the general public.
Heck, Disney even released an album titled "Walt Disney World Suit Of Dreams" as part of it.
Maybe Disneyland's 50th Anniversary might count, but that was celebrated at every Disney Park at the time.
And, how long will that last exactly??? With Val. Coaster/CineCele at UOR, Electric Ocean returning tonight at SWO. Orlando looks great Entertainment wise north of WDW!
As far as what's in the commercial.......It's a great commercial for the Beacons Of Magic. IDK if it needs to be what TC wants(no offense to his opinion) I'm not looking for that right now. I'm wanting more things to reopen!!!!!
JohnD
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Legal mumbo jumbo at the bottom: "Footage does not represent current guidelines or requirements such as face masks. Visit DisneyWorld.com/updates for details."
JohnD
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Which he put up standing at the base of Spaceship Earth. One can presume 50th anniversary banners will be themed to each park. Is there a reason you're pointing this out?
MrPromey
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Except for the casual audience (the majority) who only go once a lifetime or maybe once or twice a decade, they probably don't even realize any of this stuff is currently "cut".
I did not see that thanks.
raymusiccity
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.....and special, ticketed, magical areas where you can eat those limited edition cupcakes!
Usually with shows.......
The_Jobu
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And all you can drink (in 25 minutes) light beer
TrainsOfDisney
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Let me tell you.. those pixies make a heck of a noise in the blender! It can be disturbing for the young!
Disney doesn’t want you to remember what Disney was like back then.
Dan Deesnee
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Are they going to mention... You know... Walt Disney at all?
Oh wait, they're more concerned with appearing ultra-woke and distancing themselves from Walt and his troubling ideals of a bygone era...
Can't wait to see how minimal effort/cost this whole 50th celebrations turns out to be.
Oh wait, they're more concerned with appearing ultra-woke and distancing themselves from Walt and his troubling ideals of a bygone era...
Can't wait to see how minimal effort/cost this whole 50th celebrations turns out to be.
brb1006
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Fitting that this was posted the same day as The Animator's Strike occurred 80 years ago.
VJ
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The album was called "Magic in the Streets: Parade Memories". The Walt Disney World Suite of Dreams was just a part of it.
VJ
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Walt had much more to do with Disneyland than he did Walt Disney World (or, as it was referred to when he was alive, the Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow, which "Disney World" was just a small part of).
"Back at Magic Kingdom, it’s not immediately clear if the work to bring projection effects to Main Street USA is part of a standalone projection show, or if it’s part of a bigger project aimed at improving upon the Happily Ever After nighttime spectacular by bringing projections to Main Street USA during that show.
Either way, our sources have said that Disney is going to be moving forward with the project as part of a renewed push to bring nighttime entertainment back to the theme parks. It’s unclear if the work is being done to have a show debut on October 1, 2021 or simply at some point during the 18-month celebration."
Either way, our sources have said that Disney is going to be moving forward with the project as part of a renewed push to bring nighttime entertainment back to the theme parks. It’s unclear if the work is being done to have a show debut on October 1, 2021 or simply at some point during the 18-month celebration."