Resort TV Bedtime Stories

[disneymagicgirl]

Does anyone know of anything similar to the resort bedtime stories we can use at home? I wouldn’t use them at bedtime at home, but just in general. My daughter LOVES them and always want to rush back to the room at night to watch.

Eta: I don’t want anything animated....just the still shot on the screen and the words with narration...just like at Disney.

 

[TOBS2010]

We just got back from last week. Duffy the Bear is no longer on repeat every night for hours at a time. They now run a variety on repeat---there was a Frozen, Minnie's bow show, Mickey and the Roadster Racers, Cars and one other that is escaping me right now. They start them up on Channel 30 (at least this was the channel at POR) at 6 p.m. and continue them on repeat until 10 p.m. when it switches back to the Mickey shorts. They are each a few minutes long---the still images with the words on the screen. Definitely an improvement from the bear, but my two (3 and 6) prefer the regular Mickey Mouse and friends shorts over the bedtime stories.

 

[mrsap]

Does anyone know of anything similar to the resort bedtime stories we can use at home? I wouldn’t use them at bedtime at home, but just in general. My daughter LOVES them and always want to rush back to the room at night to watch.

Eta: I don’t want anything animated....just the still shot on the screen and the words with narration...just like at Disney.

Not sure if you liked the Duffy story, but if you do, you can do a search on YouTube and watch it there. My son used to watch it all the time! You might find others there as well. Good luck!

 

[disneymagicgirl]

We just got back from last week. Duffy the Bear is no longer on repeat every night for hours at a time. They now run a variety on repeat---there was a Frozen, Minnie's bow show, Mickey and the Roadster Racers, Cars and one other that is escaping me right now. They start them up on Channel 30 (at least this was the channel at POR) at 6 p.m. and continue them on repeat until 10 p.m. when it switches back to the Mickey shorts. They are each a few minutes long---the still images with the words on the screen. Definitely an improvement from the bear, but my two (3 and 6) prefer the regular Mickey Mouse and friends shorts over the bedtime stories.

Yes, I know all this.
I am trying to find something similar my dd can watch at home.

 

[disneymagicgirl]

Not sure if you liked the Duffy story, but if you do, you can do a search on YouTube and watch it there. My son used to watch it all the time! You might find others there as well. Good luck!

Ok, great. I will check! Thanks!