Note: DBC stands for Disney By Chris
For our history lesson for today, let’s go back to 1989!!
Both Pleasure Island and Disney’s Hollywood Studios aka (Disney-MGM Studios) opened on May 1st at Walt Disney World in Florida.
Typhoon Lagoon opened on June 1st.
The original Star Tours opened at Tokyo Disneyland. A few months later, this attraction also opened at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
The Wonders of Life pavilion opened at Epcot’s Future World.
Splash Mountain opened at Critter Country in California’s Disneyland Park.
That’s our history lesson for today!
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Thursday, December 13, 2012
Monday, August 6, 2012
DBC’s History Lesson: 1988
Note: DBC stands for Disney By Chris!!
For our History Lesson for today, let’s go back to 1988!!
At Disneyland:
- Bear Country was renamed "Critter Country”
- America Sings closed its doors in Tomorrowland. Most of the Audio-Animatronics figures from that attraction were moved to Splash Mountain
At Walt Disney World:
- Both the Norway Pavilion and IllumiNations premiered at Epcot
- In the honor of Mickey Mouse’s 60th Birthday, Mickey’s Birthdayland opened at the Magic Kingdom
That’s our History Lesson for today!!
Also, check back for more stuff coming up this fall!
That includes more Hidden Mickeys, tips, trivia, history lessons and another giveaway!!
Friday, June 29, 2012
Chris’s Tip Time: FASTPASS
Are you getting sick and tired of waiting in line for the popular Disney Attractions?
Use Disney’s FASTPASS. A free guest service that saves your place in line at some of the most popular attractions like Splash Mountain or select other attractions.
Here’s how it works. Once you enter a Disney Park, check your park map and see which attractions include FASTPASS availability. After you arrive, walk up to the FASTPASS Machine and insert your park admission ticket. Once the green bulb lights up, take your admission ticket out and the machine will print out your FASTPASS. When you receive it, check your pass and see your return time as seen in the picture below.
Please Note: Sometimes, you can get another FASTPASS Ticket before the actual return time. Look at the bottom and see the next available time to get another FASTPASS for another attraction. In this example, the time is earlier than the actual return time.
Photo by disneybychris.
Use Disney’s FASTPASS. A free guest service that saves your place in line at some of the most popular attractions like Splash Mountain or select other attractions.
Here’s how it works. Once you enter a Disney Park, check your park map and see which attractions include FASTPASS availability. After you arrive, walk up to the FASTPASS Machine and insert your park admission ticket. Once the green bulb lights up, take your admission ticket out and the machine will print out your FASTPASS. When you receive it, check your pass and see your return time as seen in the picture below.
Please Note: Sometimes, you can get another FASTPASS Ticket before the actual return time. Look at the bottom and see the next available time to get another FASTPASS for another attraction. In this example, the time is earlier than the actual return time.
Photo by disneybychris.
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