As if taken directly from Hong Kong, this quaint store sold Oriental lanterns, purses, dresses, boxes, pajamas for children, copper plates, and other hand-gilded items
The Magic Carpet shop was a very small, low-ceilinged shop near the Traders of Timbuktu and Sunshine Treet Terrace. Notable was the 2-foot tall replica of the Taj Mahal in India. Additionally, there were unique, exotic scents that added to the realism of the store. Middle-Eastern and Asian imports such as tea trays, silk dresses, [...]
This store sold Hawaiian and Caribbean clothing and bathing suits, and was located across from the exit to the Swiss Family Treehouse
Much like an outdoor marketplace, this store was located across from the Enchanted Tiki Room and sold items that one would find in exotic destinations such as wood-carved animals and jewelry, as well as clothing like khakis, pith helmets, etc.
Goofy’s Wise Acre Farm used to be a petting zoo called Grandma’s Duck Farm. The star attraction was “Minnie Moo”, who was a cow that was born with a spot shaped like a big “hidden Mickey” on her side. When Barnstormer was added to Toon Town, the petting zoo, including Minnie Moo, was moved to [...]
The more Walt Disney World guests chuckle during performances of Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor, the happier it will make Mike Wazowski, the one-eyed hero from the Disney Pixar film “Monsters, Inc.†Mike has discovered laughter is stronger than screams as a power source, so he has created the comedy club as a means to collect [...]
Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party features trick-or-treating throughout the park and the Halloween-themed fireworks spectacular “Happy HalloWishes.” The event also showcases the newly expanded “Mickey’s Boo-to-You Halloween Parade.” Guests, who are welcome to attend wearing Halloween costumes, can also experience some of the most popular Magic Kingdom attractions.
Michael Iceberg was a synthesizer performer in Tomorrowland in the 1980′s. He played his “Iceberg Machine” (made up of a number of sythesizers and other electronic instruments) at both Disneyland and at Walt Disney World. He played in the Tomorrowland Terrace (now Cosmis Ray’s Starlight Cafe’), and was a very big Guest draw. He was [...]
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