Hollywood Studios |
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
DDW Pic 96. Hollywood Studios
84. The Relocated Tourist - Part 2
For the first time on Digital Disney World, I am re-visiting a website for a follow-up. Back in early July, I wrote about The Relocated Tourist blog created by Craig and Amy Falk Petermann. On their site, Amy and Craig have told their story of moving from Wisconsin to Central Florida to live close to the Disney magic. They started writing about their intentions to relocate back in February of 2010. Along with their two daughters, they made the big move in June of this year, and have brought us along for their continuing journey.
After settling into their new home in Kissimmee, the content of the blog changed quite a bit. Leading up to the move, they mostly talked about the preparations that were necessary to make this huge life change. They wrote about everything from the practical aspects of relocation to the emotions they would have to deal with in leaving the security of their familiar surroundings to start living their Disney dream. Once they became Florida residents, they began discussing the challenges of acclimating to their new life. With Craig working full time, Amy is at the helm of The Relocated Tourist and she has done an outstanding job of keeping the blog fresh and continuing the story of the Petermanns.
Since my original article in July, Amy has added many new features to the blog. The two most recent additions have prompted me to write this second article on The Relocated Tourist. First, a few weeks back, Amy introduced a new section of the blog entitled Insp"ear"ationals. The strength that the Petermanns have shown in having the guts to make such a big change and follow their dream has been very inspiring to those of us who read their blog. Many people have written to them expressing gratitude for sharing their story. Because of this, Amy decided to allow readers to share how they've been inspired on the site. For several people, the Petermanns have provided the inspiration needed to help them decide to relocate. Others, like myself, have been inspired to continue to follow our passions knowing that our Disney dreams can also come true. Amy was nice enough to post my story in the newly created Insp"ear"ationals section of The Relocated Tourist.
The most recent feature was added to the blog just a few days ago. It is a series of short videos called Atmosphere Adventures. These video logs or "vlogs" are simple little recordings taken on the most incredible handheld device available today. For those of you who are regular readers of Digital Disney World, you know that I can only be talking about the iPhone. In a nutshell, Amy walks through an area of Walt Disney World and takes a roughly three minute video of the surroundings (atmosphere). There isn't any unnecessary narration or editing. It makes the viewers feel like we are actually walking through the area ourselves. For most of us who are diehard Walt Disney World fans, our love for this place isn't just about riding the rides. Most of us enjoy the "feeling" we get just walking around the parks. Amy understands this and helps to bring those feelings to us through these new video segments. I normally don't review such new material, but this concept highlights what Digital Disney World is all about. I can't think of a better example of "using modern technology to stay connected to the vacation kingdom" than posting current iPhone videos from the Disney parks. I look forward to each new Atmosphere Adventure that is posted and hope that this is a permanent feature of The Relocated Tourist!
The Petermanns' blog has really become so much more than the story of a relocated family. Even if you aren't considering making a big move to Central Florida, there is much to enjoy on The Relocated Tourist. I had the pleasure of meeting Amy and Craig while on my most recent Walt Disney World vacation over the summer. They are truly wonderful people who I owe a debt of gratitude. After my first article on The Relocated Tourist back in July, Amy mentioned Digital Disney World on Facebook. They also included my blog in the "Favorite Links" section of their site. Shortly after, my readership grew rapidly and that trend has continued ever since. I can't recommend The Relocated Tourist enough, whether you are considering a big move or just enjoy everything about Walt Disney World!
Have a Disneyriffic Day and remember to keep moving forward. See ya real soon!
After settling into their new home in Kissimmee, the content of the blog changed quite a bit. Leading up to the move, they mostly talked about the preparations that were necessary to make this huge life change. They wrote about everything from the practical aspects of relocation to the emotions they would have to deal with in leaving the security of their familiar surroundings to start living their Disney dream. Once they became Florida residents, they began discussing the challenges of acclimating to their new life. With Craig working full time, Amy is at the helm of The Relocated Tourist and she has done an outstanding job of keeping the blog fresh and continuing the story of the Petermanns.
Since my original article in July, Amy has added many new features to the blog. The two most recent additions have prompted me to write this second article on The Relocated Tourist. First, a few weeks back, Amy introduced a new section of the blog entitled Insp"ear"ationals. The strength that the Petermanns have shown in having the guts to make such a big change and follow their dream has been very inspiring to those of us who read their blog. Many people have written to them expressing gratitude for sharing their story. Because of this, Amy decided to allow readers to share how they've been inspired on the site. For several people, the Petermanns have provided the inspiration needed to help them decide to relocate. Others, like myself, have been inspired to continue to follow our passions knowing that our Disney dreams can also come true. Amy was nice enough to post my story in the newly created Insp"ear"ationals section of The Relocated Tourist.
The most recent feature was added to the blog just a few days ago. It is a series of short videos called Atmosphere Adventures. These video logs or "vlogs" are simple little recordings taken on the most incredible handheld device available today. For those of you who are regular readers of Digital Disney World, you know that I can only be talking about the iPhone. In a nutshell, Amy walks through an area of Walt Disney World and takes a roughly three minute video of the surroundings (atmosphere). There isn't any unnecessary narration or editing. It makes the viewers feel like we are actually walking through the area ourselves. For most of us who are diehard Walt Disney World fans, our love for this place isn't just about riding the rides. Most of us enjoy the "feeling" we get just walking around the parks. Amy understands this and helps to bring those feelings to us through these new video segments. I normally don't review such new material, but this concept highlights what Digital Disney World is all about. I can't think of a better example of "using modern technology to stay connected to the vacation kingdom" than posting current iPhone videos from the Disney parks. I look forward to each new Atmosphere Adventure that is posted and hope that this is a permanent feature of The Relocated Tourist!
The Petermanns' blog has really become so much more than the story of a relocated family. Even if you aren't considering making a big move to Central Florida, there is much to enjoy on The Relocated Tourist. I had the pleasure of meeting Amy and Craig while on my most recent Walt Disney World vacation over the summer. They are truly wonderful people who I owe a debt of gratitude. After my first article on The Relocated Tourist back in July, Amy mentioned Digital Disney World on Facebook. They also included my blog in the "Favorite Links" section of their site. Shortly after, my readership grew rapidly and that trend has continued ever since. I can't recommend The Relocated Tourist enough, whether you are considering a big move or just enjoy everything about Walt Disney World!
Have a Disneyriffic Day and remember to keep moving forward. See ya real soon!
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
DDW Pic 95. Kilimanjaro Safaris
Kilimanjaro Safaris |
Monday, November 28, 2011
DDW Pic 94. Dino-Rama at Animal Kingdom
Chester and Hester's Dino-Rama is an area inside Dinoland, U.S.A. at Disney's Animal Kingdom. It is designed after a midway that might be found at a state fair. This picture, from our trip in January of 2010, features our son driving this "cutout" of an old style convertible. Kids love this area of the park.
Sunday, November 27, 2011
DDW Pic 93. The Solarium at the Beach Club Resort
The Solarium at the Beach Club Resort |
Saturday, November 26, 2011
DDW Pic 92. The Chinese Theater
The Chinese Theater |
83. Mouse Memo App
Modern technology, in many cases, can be viewed as both a blessing and a curse. Many of us embrace the "latest and greatest" in electronic gadgets while others have no interest. This dichotomy is certainly apparent when speaking of the smartphone revolution. Although these powerful, handheld devices are supposed to make life easier, they can be complicated, especially for those who aren't tech savvy. It is unfortunate that many people shy away from taking the leap into this realm simply because they assume that it will be too difficult. The truth is that many of these smartphones, including the iPhone, are very user friendly. As I've written about many times in this blog, there are a bunch of great apps available that are designed to enhance your Walt Disney World vacation experience. The Mouse Memo app is no exception.


When it comes to simplicity, it doesn't get any easier than the Mouse Memo app. Sure, you can jot down your reservation info in a notebook or even print it out from your computer. However, it is 2011 and there is no reason to be jotting or printing when you can use a smartphone instead. You can pick up an iPhone these days for as little as FREE, if you are willing to sign a two year agreement with your wireless carrier. If you are new to the smartphone revolution, take some time to learn what your device can do. I often chuckle when I see my dad carrying a handful of index cards in his breast pocket with to-do lists, appointments, and other notes, while he has something called a Blackberry clipped to his belt. However, most people of his generation don't want anything to do with smartphones, so he is definitely advanced in more than just age!
I highly recommend checking out the Mouse Memo app to help you on your next trip to Walt Disney World. It is available in the Apple App Store and only costs 99 cents. It will certainly help you keep your reservations organized and alleviate the need to carry around that old fashioned stuff we call "paper."
Have a Disneyriffic day and remember to keep moving forward. See ya real soon!
DDW Pic 91. Grand Floridian Christmas Tree
Thursday, November 24, 2011
DDW Pic 90. Happy Thanksgiving
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Native American Scene on Walt Disney Railroad |
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
DDW Pic 89. Gran Fiesta Tour Starring The Three Caballeros
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Gran Fiesta Tour Starring The Three Caballeros |
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
82. Disney World Ride Videos App
I have reviewed many Walt Disney World apps over the past year, and every one of them has been compatible with the iPhone. Today, I'm jumping off the Apple bandwagon and I'm going to write about an Android exclusive app for the first time. No, I have not lost my mind and actually defected from the king of all smart phones with the little fruit logo. However, I am currently using the latest HTC Android device for work (at my other job), and have been introduced to an app that simply can't be overlooked.
When I came to work today, I was happily surprised to meet a new employee who is quite possibly as big a Disney World fan as myself. I didn't think this was possible, but when we we started chatting about Hidden Mickeys, Main Street Windows, and little known bits of trivia, I knew that I had met my match. Of course the conversation eventually turned to a comparison of Disney cell phone apps, and my new friend Annie introduced me to the Disney World Ride Videos App. I was a little disappointed to hear that it was exclusively for Android phones, but it gave me a chance to break in my new work phone, the HTC Vivid. I am usually reluctant to embrace any handheld device without an "i" in the name, but since this app is not yet available in the iTunes App Store, I decided I should give it a try on the Android, and I'm very glad that I did.
The full name of the app is the "Disney World Ride Videos App in HD." It is put out by the folks over at UndercoverTourist.com. In a nutshell, this app allows us to quickly select high definition attraction videos at the touch of a button. These are quality videos shot by the app developer that allow us to experience a majority of the rides and shows at Walt Disney World right on our cell phones. In addition to the standard attractions, there are also special events such as the Boo To You Halloween parade and Holiday Wishes.
The app is very simple in design, and all of the clips are alphabetically organized under each of the four parks. You simply choose a park and then select either "Rides" or "Shows" at the bottom of the screen. You will then find a play "button" over each attraction which takes you to the corresponding video which is actually found in YouTube. The fact that they can be seen in YouTube is good news for those of us who are iPhone users. We can "subscribe" to the Undercover Tourist channel and view all of these great videos from our phone or even right on our computers. However, Android users certainly have an advantage because the Disney World Ride Videos app is so well organized and it makes it very easy to search for your favorite attraction.
For anyone looking to get their Walt Disney World fix in between visits, I certainly recommend this app. It is also a great way to relive memories of a recent trip or to get excited about an upcoming Disney vacation. Another great thing about the app is that it is FREE! Hopefully, iPhone users will see the Disney World Ride Videos app showing up in the App Store in the near future. If you don't currently have an Android phone, you should at least check out the great selection of videos from the Undercover Tourist over at YouTube!
Have a Disneyriffic Day and remember to keep moving forward. See ya real soon!
When I came to work today, I was happily surprised to meet a new employee who is quite possibly as big a Disney World fan as myself. I didn't think this was possible, but when we we started chatting about Hidden Mickeys, Main Street Windows, and little known bits of trivia, I knew that I had met my match. Of course the conversation eventually turned to a comparison of Disney cell phone apps, and my new friend Annie introduced me to the Disney World Ride Videos App. I was a little disappointed to hear that it was exclusively for Android phones, but it gave me a chance to break in my new work phone, the HTC Vivid. I am usually reluctant to embrace any handheld device without an "i" in the name, but since this app is not yet available in the iTunes App Store, I decided I should give it a try on the Android, and I'm very glad that I did.


For anyone looking to get their Walt Disney World fix in between visits, I certainly recommend this app. It is also a great way to relive memories of a recent trip or to get excited about an upcoming Disney vacation. Another great thing about the app is that it is FREE! Hopefully, iPhone users will see the Disney World Ride Videos app showing up in the App Store in the near future. If you don't currently have an Android phone, you should at least check out the great selection of videos from the Undercover Tourist over at YouTube!
Have a Disneyriffic Day and remember to keep moving forward. See ya real soon!
DDW Pic 88. Cinderella Castle - Christmas
Cinderella Castle - Christmas |
Monday, November 21, 2011
DDW Pic 87. Main Street, U.S.A.
Main Street, U.S.A. |
Sunday, November 20, 2011
DDW Pic 86. Liberty Square
Liberty Square from Tom Sawyer Island |
Saturday, November 19, 2011
DDW Pic 85. Rock 'n' Roller Coaster
Rock 'n' Roller Coaster |
Friday, November 18, 2011
81. O.T.D. - 11/18/28 - Mickey Mouse is Born!
Today, we say happy birthday to the one and only Mickey Mouse. Although my "On This Date" series is typically dedicated to events related to Walt Disney World history, I felt it important to highlight this particular day because of its significance. Mickey is the character who really started it all for the Disney company. It can be argued that without the creation of Mickey Mouse, the Disney parks may never have been built.
There are some interesting stories related to the history of Mickey Mouse and how he was created. First, Walt's original "main" character was Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, which he created for Universal Studios. With the Oswald series going strong, Walt asked for an increase in the budget in 1928, but was told the budget would actually be cut by 20%. He angrily refused the deal, finished out the contract, and lost Oswald to Universal. He also lost a majority of his staff in the ordeal. However, a few loyal artists remained, including Ub Iwerks.
Walt asked Ub Iwerks to draw up some new character ideas. He created several animals, but Walt wasn't to excited about any of them. Walt got the inspiration for Mickey from his old pet mouse who used to live on his farm. He had Ub create the new character who Disney originally named Mortimer Mouse. Walt's wife Lillian thought that Mortimer wasn't the best name choice and convinced Walt to change the name to Mickey. Can you imagine the Mortimer Mouse Club, or hidden Mortimers, or even Mortimer's Very Merry Christmas Party? It just doesn't have the same ring as Mickey. The world owes a debt of gratitude to Lillian Disney for coming up with the name for who is probably the most famous animated character in history.
So how does November 18th, 1928 mark the date of Mickey's "birth?" This was the day that the animated short film Steamboat Willie came out, which was Mickey Mouse's debut. In that film, Walt himself provided the voices for all the characters. However, there isn't any spoken dialogue, just whistles, grunts, laughter and other vocal sounds. It was the beginning of a long and very successful career for Walt and Mickey. Mickey went on to star in over 130 films and 4 television series.
Beyond Mickey's fame as an animated film and tv star, he is the most beloved character in the Disney parks. As the "big cheese" he continues to command the longest lines and largest crowds of adoring fans looking to get a picture or an autograph. Town Square Theater in the Magic Kingdom recently became the primary meet-and-greet location for Mickey and Minnie. You can actually get a FASTPASS there to avoid the typically long wait times to meet the mice. Guests get to go "backstage" into Mickey's dressing room to get their picture taken with him and Minnie. The amount of detail that Disney put into this area is amazing.
Mickey Mouse has been a household name for nearly a century. He has entertained kids and kids at heart from all over the world. It is very fitting that there is a sculpture of Mickey and his creator right in the middle of the hub in the Magic Kingdom. The "Partners" statue is a tribute to wonderful man and his little friend, Mickey. It was Walt Disney himself who was quoted as saying "I only hope that we never lose sight of one thing - that it was all started by a mouse."
Have a Disneyriffic day and remember to keep moving forward. See ya real soon!
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Oswald the Lucky Rabbit |
Walt asked Ub Iwerks to draw up some new character ideas. He created several animals, but Walt wasn't to excited about any of them. Walt got the inspiration for Mickey from his old pet mouse who used to live on his farm. He had Ub create the new character who Disney originally named Mortimer Mouse. Walt's wife Lillian thought that Mortimer wasn't the best name choice and convinced Walt to change the name to Mickey. Can you imagine the Mortimer Mouse Club, or hidden Mortimers, or even Mortimer's Very Merry Christmas Party? It just doesn't have the same ring as Mickey. The world owes a debt of gratitude to Lillian Disney for coming up with the name for who is probably the most famous animated character in history.
So how does November 18th, 1928 mark the date of Mickey's "birth?" This was the day that the animated short film Steamboat Willie came out, which was Mickey Mouse's debut. In that film, Walt himself provided the voices for all the characters. However, there isn't any spoken dialogue, just whistles, grunts, laughter and other vocal sounds. It was the beginning of a long and very successful career for Walt and Mickey. Mickey went on to star in over 130 films and 4 television series.

Have a Disneyriffic day and remember to keep moving forward. See ya real soon!
DDW Pic 84. Mickey Mouse
Mickey Mouse |
Thursday, November 17, 2011
DDW Pic 83. Fantasmic!
Fantasmic! |
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
DDW Pic 82. Town Square Exposition Hall
Town Square Exposition Hall |
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
DDW Pic 81. Mission Space
Mission Space |
Monday, November 14, 2011
DDW Pic 80. Shrunken Ned's Junior Jungle Boats
Shrunken Ned's Junior Jungle Boats |
Sunday, November 13, 2011
80. DisneyMemoriesShow.com
Earlier this year, the Magic Kingdom debuted a new nighttime show called The Magic, The Memories and You! It is a wonderful addition to the entertainment offerings at the park and is very unique. Using state-of-the art, high definition projectors, Disney transforms Cinderella Castle into a canvas unlike anything ever seen before. The castle comes to life like a giant, three dimensional movie screen that is difficult to describe and really needs to be seen in person. I had the opportunity to view the show in July and it was breathtaking.
In addition to the vibrant and colorful images displayed on the castle, there is also a moving soundtrack that embodies the typical emotion you'd expect with a Disney World show. However, what I've described so far is just the background to the actual theme of the show. The subjects displayed on Cinderella Castle are actual guests who were photographed in the Magic Kingdom earlier that day. The pictures come from the thousands of shots that Disney's PhotoPass photographers take throughout the Magic Kingdom each day. All of the photos taken before 3:00 pm are taken under consideration to be used in The Magic, The Memories and You! So, it is entirely possible that if you are visiting the Magic Kingdom on any given day, your picture may be displayed during the show for everyone to see. Now, these images displayed on the castle vary in size and are only visible for a few seconds, but it must be quite a thrill to see your family in the show.
The chances of your PhotoPass picture making it into The Magic, The Memories and You! are pretty slim. Even if your photo makes it into the show, it may be very difficult to recognize as quickly as most of them appear and disappear. However, Disney has now made it possible for all of us to experience a little magic, similar to what is seen in the show. They have created a website at www.disneymemoriesshow.com that brilliantly mixes some modern technology with social media to give us the ability to see our own pictures on Cinderella Castle in a scaled down version of the The Magic, The Memories and You!
Disneymemoriesshow.com is a very simple website to use. You simply click on the spot labeled "Connect using Facebook" and that is all there is to it. The site then goes into your Facebook account and imports your pictures to create the show. In a matter of moments, Goofy is standing there amidst your photos hanging on a blue curtain. Before you know it, the curtain opens, the music picks up, and the castle appears. You are now treated to your own, mini version of The Magic, The Memories and You!
If you have a Facebook account, I highly recommend heading over to www.disneymemorieshow.com. In addition to creating your own version of The Magic, The Memories and You!, you can check out a condensed version of the actual show from Walt Disney World. Incidentally, Disneyland also presents the show on a nightly basis, but at that park it takes place on the huge mural of it's a small world. You can also see a condensed version of the Disneyland show at www.disneymemoriesshow.com.
Have a Disneyriffic day and remember to keep moving forward. See ya real soon!
In addition to the vibrant and colorful images displayed on the castle, there is also a moving soundtrack that embodies the typical emotion you'd expect with a Disney World show. However, what I've described so far is just the background to the actual theme of the show. The subjects displayed on Cinderella Castle are actual guests who were photographed in the Magic Kingdom earlier that day. The pictures come from the thousands of shots that Disney's PhotoPass photographers take throughout the Magic Kingdom each day. All of the photos taken before 3:00 pm are taken under consideration to be used in The Magic, The Memories and You! So, it is entirely possible that if you are visiting the Magic Kingdom on any given day, your picture may be displayed during the show for everyone to see. Now, these images displayed on the castle vary in size and are only visible for a few seconds, but it must be quite a thrill to see your family in the show.
The chances of your PhotoPass picture making it into The Magic, The Memories and You! are pretty slim. Even if your photo makes it into the show, it may be very difficult to recognize as quickly as most of them appear and disappear. However, Disney has now made it possible for all of us to experience a little magic, similar to what is seen in the show. They have created a website at www.disneymemoriesshow.com that brilliantly mixes some modern technology with social media to give us the ability to see our own pictures on Cinderella Castle in a scaled down version of the The Magic, The Memories and You!

If you have a Facebook account, I highly recommend heading over to www.disneymemorieshow.com. In addition to creating your own version of The Magic, The Memories and You!, you can check out a condensed version of the actual show from Walt Disney World. Incidentally, Disneyland also presents the show on a nightly basis, but at that park it takes place on the huge mural of it's a small world. You can also see a condensed version of the Disneyland show at www.disneymemoriesshow.com.
Have a Disneyriffic day and remember to keep moving forward. See ya real soon!
DDW Pic 79. Main Street, U.S.A.
Horse-Pulled Trolley |
Saturday, November 12, 2011
DDW Pic 78. Block Party Bash
Block Party Bash |
Friday, November 11, 2011
DDW Pic 77. Harper's Mill
Harper's Mill on Tom Sawyer Island |
Thursday, November 10, 2011
DDW Pic 76. Hollywood Studios - Aerial View
Hollywood Studios - Aerial View |
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
DDW Pic 75. Magic Kingdom Sunset
Magic Kingdom Sunset |
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
79. Tikiman Pages
The Polynesian was one of the three original resorts on Walt Disney World property, along with the Contemporary and Fort Wilderness Campground. When it opened on October 1st, 1971, it was called the Polynesian Village Resort Hotel. One of Disney's deluxe resorts, it sits on the shores of the Seven Seas Lagoon and has the theming and feel of a tropical island in the South Pacific. Although I have only stayed there once, back in the late 80's, I have visited the Polynesian on a majority of my vacations. Whether it was for a character breakfast at 'Ohana or to rent a Sea Raycer speed boat, the Poly has always been a favorite of mine. For anyone who has visited or is considering a stay at this Magic Kingdom resort, there is one definitive fan website that simply must be bookmarked. It can be found at Tikimanpages.com.
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Steve |
Tikiman Pages contains four major sections. First, the "Home" page contains the latest articles from Steve. This is also where you find the basics about the resort under the headings of Amenities, Dining, Planning and Longhouses. Each of of theses areas contains the overall details about today's Polynesian, including information on shops, restaurants and the resort rooms. In the Longhouse section, for example, you will find specific facts related to the different buildings as well as the pros and cons of staying in each one. Again, the level of detail that Steve includes is nearly unbelievable. You can even hear an audio clip of the pronunciation of each of the longhouse names. Speaking of audio, while you are browsing the home page you are treated to music tracks that can be heard around the resort. This just adds to the complete Tikiman Pages experience.
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Polynesian Under Construction |
The third section of the Tikiman Pages falls under the heading of "News." This is where Steve keeps us abreast of the current happenings at the Polynesian. He writes one or two articles a month about everything from construction updates, to resort rumors, to special events. If there was something interesting or new coming out of this resort, you would certainly read about it here.
The final area of the website is the "Links" section. Here you can find Steve's favorite websites related to Walt Disney World. There are links to trip planning sites, info sites and even other unofficial resort sites. I have reviewed many of these here on Digital Disney World. Steve's list is comprehensive and I have discovered some websites here that I hadn't seen before.
Tikiman Pages is one of those websites that I had heard about in passing but hadn't really explored until recently. To say that I'm impressed is an understatement. For anyone who has even a slight interest in the Polynesian Resort, this site should not be overlooked. I highly recommend checking out Steve's site at Tikimanpages.com. You won't be sorry!
Have a Disneyriffic day and remember to keep moving forward. See ya real soon!
DDW Pic 74. Bay Lake Tower Pool
Bay Lake Tower Pool |
Monday, November 7, 2011
DDW Pic 73. Magic Kingdom Entrance
Magic Kingdom Entrance |
Sunday, November 6, 2011
DDW Pic 72. Bats at Animal Kingdom
Bats at Animal Kingdom |
Saturday, November 5, 2011
DDW Pic 71. Pop Century Resort
Friday, November 4, 2011
DDW Pic 70. Dave and Walt - (THANK YOU!!!)
Dave and Walt at Disney MGM Studios |
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