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Our recent trip to Walt Disney World was not all that successful from the perspective of photography, mostly because special events (Tower of Terror 10-miler, D23 Epcot Anniversary Celebration, etc.) that didn’t lend themselves to photography took up large chunks of the trip. However, we still had a lot of fun, and I did manage
Journey into Imagination is unique as far as extinct EPCOT Center attractions go in that, it’s not technically an extinct Walt Disney World ride/pavilion, but for all intents and purposes among EPCOT Center fans, it’s only but a memory. The original dark ride is gone, upstairs ImageWorks is gone, Dreamfinder is gone, and the Figment
Asia is undoubtedly my favorite land in Disney’s Animal Kingdom for photography. Not only does it have the park’s most photogenic icon, but it also has a fair amount of diversity in its attractions, so you can capture a wide array of shot types (architecture, details, animals, etc.). Expedition Everest alone is quite diverse, offering
There’s been a slowdown in content ’round these parts lately, but trust me, this is really a good thing in the grand scheme of things. Rather than writing new posts that will be posted immediately, I’ve been focusing my limited free time on the EPCOT Center retrospective series (yes, it’s a series now!). I’ve received
Before we traveled to Walt Disney World the week between Christmas and New Year’s, which is notoriously the busiest week of the year, a lot of people asked us whether we were crazy. Yes, of course we are, but that had nothing to do with our decision to visit during that week. The decision to
Staying at Bay Lake Tower for New Year’s was incredible, not just because it made entering and exiting the Magic Kingdom for naps easy as crowds fluctuated, but also because of the exceptional views it offered. Out of our room, we could see Spaceship Earth and a number of other icons in the distance. From
New Fantasyland Expansion in the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World is now completed, with Under the Sea – Journey of the Little Mermaid, Maurice’s Cottage, and Be Our Guest Restaurant all open! We thought it would be a good time to look back at the cornerstone of Phase I of the New Fantasyland Expansion,
Do you want to show your affinity for a particular Disney World hotel on Facebook? If so, use one of our free Facebook covers for Facebook Timeline profiles featuring photos of the various Walt Disney World resort-hotels, including Disney’s Polynesian Resort, Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, Disney’s BoardWalk Inn, and many others, all taken
Cars Land, based on the hit Pixar film, is the newest part of Disneyland Resort (in Disney California Adventure). If you love Cars Land–and who doesn’t?!–and have a Facebook profile, check out these awesome free Facebook covers for Facebook Timeline profiles featuring photos taken by Tom Bricker in Cars Land. These photos are all the
Today, July 17, 2012, Disneyland turns 57 years old. Disneyland’s July 17th anniversary has become a yearly holiday of sorts for Disney fans, regardless of whether they are Disneyland fans, specifically. We fans treat it more like a birthday for an old friend than an anniversary of some location, and for good reason. For many
While Food & Wine Festival is my favorite event at Epcot thanks to the excellent food to sample, Epcot looks its best during (and right before) Flower & Garden Festival. All of the regular flower beds receive special attention and new flowers, topiaries are placed throughout the park, and various special touches are added. With
