000 Leagues Under the Sea

Hidden In Plain Sight: Mailboxes, Public Phones, and Imagineers’ Tributes

December 9, 2024 by Chuck Schmidt

One of my favorite things to do when I visit a Disney theme park is to seek out all the hidden gems. While most other park guests are making a beeline to the next attraction or show – heads down, dodging strollers and wheelchairs with the skill of an NFL running back – I can be found checking out the smallest detail, the tiniest nugget left behind by those clever folks at Walt Disney Imagineering.

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The Most Bizarre Parts of Disney History

September 19, 2021 by Kelly Oliveros

Real mermaids? The mixture of Eeyore and Michael Jackson? Check out some of the most BIZARRE parts of Disney history!

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Disney Photo of the Week: Living Seas

February 15, 2017 by AllEars

While not an opening day attraction, the Living Seas grand opening was held in January 1986 with Michael Eisner, Diver Mickey Mouse and Diver Frank Wells. In the early days of the Living Seas, you walked along banister lined curves that displayed historical photographs and artifacts of famous undersea explorations. Here was one the displays … Continue reading "Disney Photo of the Week: Living Seas"

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Fantasyland — Old and New

April 11, 2009 by Jack Spence

The information in this next blog has been presented before – some of it on this website, some of it on others. But since I’ve started blogging about Disney World trivia, I thought these tidbits were worth repeating. Often, when Disney replaces an attraction with a new ride or show, the Imagineers like to pay … Continue reading "Fantasyland — Old and New"

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