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We attended the first two Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party nights (below, left) – can you believe the first night sold out? The festive floral ornament is again in front of the Main Street Train Station (below, right).
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Hi everyone! We attended the first two Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party nights (below, left) – can you believe the first night sold out? The festive floral ornament is again in front of the Main Street Train Station (below, right). Hi everyone! Last week we sent a reporter to the preview of D23 Presents: Treasures of the Disney Archives in Simi Valley, California. The exhibit is being held at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library through June 2013, with over 500 artifacts – many that have never been displayed. The entrance to the exhibit shows Walt Disney and Ronald Reagan side by side (below, left), they were longtime friends. We have seen some of the memorabilia items previously, such as this Mickey Mouse animatronic (below, right) from the Mickey Mouse Revue. Hi everyone! Yesterday we enjoyed celebrating Walt Disney World’s 40th Anniversary at the Magic Kingdom! There was a “40 Magical Years” banner welcoming us as we entered through the security gates (below, right), and one hanging from Cinderella Castle – in this picture, behind the Partners statue featuring Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse (below, right). Jeff Lange brings you vintage footage from two completely different but unique elements of Disneyland history! Light Magic replaced the popular Main Street Electrical Parade, but ended after only 4 months in 1997. One Man’s Dream was a beloved stage show that also ran for 4 months in 1990 before making way for Dick Tracy’s Diamond Double Cross. Two different vantage points – from the Small World mall and Main Street USA – give you a complete look at Light Magic. Opening on May 23rd, 1997 with four battery powered floats and 125 performers, Light Magic was billed as a “Streetacular” instead of a parade due to the two performance zones. The buildings on Main Street USA were enhanced with fiber optics created for Light Magic and lighting towers were added to the Small World mall (those still are used to this day). The soundtrack was a mix of both classic Disney songs and new music written specifically for Light Magic, the infectious “Dream our Dreams”. There is even a salute to the Main Street Electrical Parade, “Baroque Hoedown”. The first complete Light Magic recording is shot from the Small World mall, recorded under a speaker for optimum clarity. Characters such as Chip and Dale, Goofy, Mickey and Minnie Mouse, Roger Rabbit and Rafiki appear in their pajamas alongside pixies who dance to Celtic music. The performance includes audience interaction, fiber optic and smoke effects, and concludes with a bast of colorful confetti. The second Light Magic recording is shot from Main Street USA, with a similar assortment of characters and pixies, and includes a perfect view of the screen that features Disney animated characters with corresponding music. One Man’s Dream celebrated the remarkable imagination of Walt Disney, in an incredible stage show which begins in black and white and soon turns to color before your eyes! The setting was Videopolis, a teen dance venue which was turned into a stage for this Tokyo Disney-inspired show. Impressive sets and a cast of 40 bring movies such as Peter Pan and The Jungle Book to life, adding characters such as The Three Little Pigs, Pinocchio, Goofy and Pluto into a variety of dance sequences. You’ll see Peter and Wendy fly, and behold a beautiful dance sequence with Snow White, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty and their princes. Mickey and Minnie open the One Man’s Dream show simply, and the presentation unfolds in front of you – building into a grand “H00ray for Hollywood” climax, and ending with an explosion of fireworks. This is a show not to be missed! Relive the magic year after year or experience it for the first time by purchasing a copy of “Jeff Lange Remembers Disneyland’s Light Magic”. Running Time: 66 Min Buy 2 or more titles from my store and receive free shipping with no handling charges. I strive to provide my customers with superior customer service. All orders shipped within 24 business hours guaranteed! Hi everyone ! Even though Epcots Flower & Garden Festival for 2009 has ended, you can still relive the memories with a special End of Spring Combo Pack featuring Jeff Lange Experiences: Epcot’s Flower & Garden Festival 2009 DVD and JWL Media Presents Epcot’s Flower & Garden Festival 2009 Windows Screensaver/Photo CD for more information click HERE! Denise from Mousesteps stopped by Epcot yesterday to see what was left from the Epcot Flower and Garden Festival. There wasn’t much left in Future World, but World Showcase still had a number of topiaries and gardens left in place. The main topiary is now down (below, left). Green grass fills in where Sorcerer Mickey once was (below, right).
Hi everyone! While I was in Florida last week, I had the unexpected opportunity to attend one of the first events from the official Disney fan club D23! This was billed as “Flowers & Fireworks Celebration” at Epcot (event lanyard with logo below, left) and I am glad I changed to my travel plans to attend. After checking in at guest relations, we were given an envelope containing the event information, credential and a nifty surprise, a Soarin fastpass (below, right)!
Continue reading D23 Flowers & Fireworks Celebration at Epcot – Event Report and Photos Jeff Lange Presents: Disneyland Class of 1956 – 1958 DVD 22 August 2008 Jeff Lange Presents: Disneyland Class of 1956 – 1958 DVD – Released Today. To purchase this new JeffLangeDVD title, click this LINK to Our Store.
Jeff Lange brings you the third in a series of DVDs featuring special years at the parks. This volume features attractions that opened from 1956 – 1958. The attractions that are still in operation are presented as they exist today. Disneyland Class of 1956 – 1958 contains the following complete attractions: Main Street Omnibus: Disneyland’s double-decker bus was placed into service in 1956. You will travel along Main Street USA to Sleeping Beauty’s Castle, in this segment that was recorded from the center upper deck. Frontierland Shooting Gallery: This shoot-em-up attraction opened in 1957. Grab your rifle and experience the various target effects of Boot Hill! Sailing Ship Columbia: Embark on a scenic journey around the Rivers of America on this vessel that was christened in 1958. Also included is a full tour below deck of the crew quarters exhibit! Tom Sawyer Island: First explored in 1956, experience all of the swashbuckling adventure of Pirate’s Lair on Tom Sawyer Island. Highlights include: Dead Man’s Grotto, Smuggler’s Cove and Lafitte’s Tavern. Main Street Fire Truck: Commissioned in 1958, this vehicle had a special place in the heart of Walt Disney and appeared in the last official portrait of Walt at Disneyland. This is a one way trip down Main Street USA to Town Square. Alice in Wonderland: Opened in 1958. This true Disneyland classic lets you experience Wonderland from Alice’s point of view. Includes detailed coverage of the queue and exterior. Astro Jets: First launching in 1956, this attraction blasts you high over Disneyland in your own rocket jet! Soar past the orbiting planets before returning safely to earth. Horseless Carriage: Placed into service in 1956. A relaxing drive from Sleeping Beauty’s Castle to the Main Street Railroad Station. Experience the excitement and charm of these classic attractions that still capture our imaginations after almost fifty years with “Jeff Lange Presents: Disneyland Class of 1956 – 1958”. Running Time: 60 Min $14.95 |
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