Pictures of things No Longer Seen at WDW

[Dan Murphy]

Wait, what did they change? We last went in 2011 and that part was still active.

Plus the pre show is vastly different.

 

[lllGurulll]

So basically it is Tron now. cool

 

[Carrie Gruber]

I thought Toon Town is still alive and well at Disneyland. You could take them out there.

We do plan to do Disneyland once the kiddos are a little older, so I'm hoping it's still there when we go (thinking 2018/19). After our trip to WDW this October, I'll be shifting gears and planning our California Adventure

 

[Pluto0809]

Goofy in his beach outfit. This reminds me of my old Disney World sing-a-long tapes! Anyone recognize the restaurant?

I'm pretty sure that is Cape May Cafe at the Beach Club but I could be wrong.

 

[FigmentIsTheBest]

Plus the pre show is vastly different.

Excellent side by side!

I am sorry I missed the OLD one.

Does Disney think making everything dark makes it better? Of course, less work to maintain the "dark".

The old one seemed to be much more engaging.

Thanks for posting this.

 

[JennaDeeDooDah]

Goofy in his beach outfit. This reminds me of my old Disney World sing-a-long tapes! Anyone recognize the restaurant?

I'm pretty sure that is Cape May Cafe at the Beach Club but I could be wrong.

Definitely Cape May Cafe

 

[Terry H]

 

[MaestroTK]

Future Corps in Epcot...

Boy do I miss this group!

 

[cigar95]

Wonders of Life icon again as viewed from WEDWAY

Nice view, it's actually from World of Motion - another attraction well-represented over the last seventy-some pages.

 

[cigar95]

Magic Kingdom parade - 1992 with floats from Mardi Gras at Disneyland; strange to say the least!

I saw that parade countless times at Disneyland - 1990, I think it was, for the 35th anniversary. It was called "Party Gras". When they brought the floats over to WDW, there were a couple new giant balloon figures added that weren't part of the original DLand version. Not to mention, I think I might have seen some of those same floats at Tokyo DL when I was there in 1991.

 

[sindy694]

I found some pictures as we were packing boxes to move, just got them scanned!

Goofy in his beach outfit. This reminds me of my old Disney World sing-a-long tapes! Anyone recognize the restaurant? This restaurant is The Cape May Cafe at the Beach Club resort-My family did several of these character breakfasts-They also had chip n dale in beachware back in the 90's.





Hunchback of Notre Dame
We must have had the best seat in the house!





Tarzan

 

[Toddgabweg]

I am not a fan of the new Polynesian lobby... miss the old one

 

[agavegirl1]

We do plan to do Disneyland once the kiddos are a little older, so I'm hoping it's still there when we go (thinking 2018/19). After our trip to WDW this October, I'll be shifting gears and planning our California Adventure

There have been rumors that the Disneyland version will be replaced soon with Star Wars related attractions. Keep watching for updates.

 

[spoonfulofdole]

Definitely Cape May Cafe

Oh cool! I don't think I've been back there since that photo was taken!

Are the characters still in those themed costumes?

 

[MrJobson]

I know some are upset about some of the groups and entertainers we have recently lost from Epcot, but they all pale in comparison to by far the biggest lost entertainer of the world showcase:

I speak of course of Bubble Nicolas. There is nothing that can ignite a passion for exploration and learning about other cultures like a French Mime in a giant translucent sphere walking around and silently beckoning at children.

 

[Mambo Junkie]

Waiting in line to buy admission tickets

 

[Mambo Junkie]

 

[Mambo Junkie]

 

[Mambo Junkie]

Character Breakfast

 

[Mambo Junkie]

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