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Oh my ! MORE ! MORE ! ;)
Wow, just when you thought you’ve seen it all, “There’s More!” :)
Loved it!
lol- that was great! It didn’t even mention WDW, did it? Was that shown as a TV commercial? If so, did people know that it was a commercial for WDW?
I’m surprised that Disney allowed all of those people to ride on/in one teacup…that’s a big no-no now.
Thanks for posting- it was fun to watch!
Can’t stop looping that high picthed blonde at 32′ LOL
Very cool in a nostalgic way. What tall structure is that at about a 1:32? I don’t recognize it. Almost looks like a Japanese style something or other you’d find at Epcot.
LOL…
Wow.
Ummmmm, nostalgically crappy.
Yep.
Them’s the words I was looking for.
LOL – how ’bout them 40 year old Kids of the Kingdom?
WTF (What the Fantasyland)?????
@Tony
That would be the entrance to the Enchanted Tiki Room
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