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You Won’t Believe What Disney ALMOST Built in the Early 90s
Posted onDisney almost built a revolutionary theme park nearly 40 years ago.
Disney Fans Agree — These 6 Shows Never Should’ve Gone Away
Posted onWe love the modern Disney shows, but that doesn't mean we don't long for the shows of the past...
Fun Camaraderie Still On The Menu At WDW Retirees’ Luncheons
Posted onFor years, they called them Meatloaf Thursdays. Every few months, a group of retired Walt Disney World cast members convened at an establishment called Miller’s Ale House in central Florida, where the guys would swap stories of working during WDW’s early days, savor a tasty lunch and simply enjoy each other’s company. We’re happy to report that the luncheons – now held at Servando’s Mexican Restaurant in Winter Garden – are still going strong.
Imagineering’s Merry Prankster: How Rolly Crump Changed Disney for the Better
Posted onThe story of Disney's most unique Imagineer.
BREAKING NEWS: A Beloved Disney Imagineer Just Earned a Major Disneyland Accomplishment
Posted onWe just watched Disney history being made!
DVC Lounges Can Be Traced Back To The 1964-1965 World’s Fair
Posted onDisney’s participation in the 1964-1965 New York World’s Fair was a watershed moment for the company. The Fair saw the implementation of Audio-Animatronics technology, as well as the introduction of the PeopleMover ride system. Walt Disney took something else from the Fair: The use of VIP lounges, which spurred him to create Club 33.
9 Eerily Dystopian Photos That Capture How Nightmarish Disneyland Used to Be
Posted onThere are some weird chapters in the history of the "Happiest Place on Earth."
What’s in the Water at Jungle Cruise in Disneyland?
Posted onHold your nose and take the plunge...we're exploring what's in the water at Jungle Cruise!


