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Category Archives: Imagineering
The Importance of Being 12 – Tony Baxter
Say what you want about Tony Baxter, he is one of the few Imagineers remaining that bridges the gap between the original designers of Disneyland and the modern day crew that’s working on the parks. He recently gave a talk … Continue reading
Disney’s Unbuilt Steampunk Roller Coaster
Designer Thom Shillinger worked at Walt Disney Imagineering during an exciting time. Unfortunately most of the excitement came from layoffs and projects that were blue-sky and never greenlit. One of those projects was known ans Project Meadow and Shillinger has … Continue reading
Posted in Disneyland Paris, Imagineering, VMK Tagged concept art, dak, design, Imagineering, unbuilt disney, virtual magic kingdom, VMK, WDI 12 Comments
How a student project opened the doors of Disney for one Imagineer
Progress City, USA has the story of George McGinnis, a student whose undgraduate design project was able to catch the eye of Walt Disney and many Imagineers. Eventually it was the key to his landing a job a WED, know … Continue reading
Queue-less Disney Parks
What’s the number one complaint from theme park guests? Having to spend long waits in queue just for an attraction that’s over in 2 minutes, sometimes less. Disney Imagineers and park operations cast members have been working on solutions to … Continue reading
Posted in Imagineering, Walt Disney World Tagged attractions, disney, Imagineering, queue, queue-less waiting, Travel Planning, vacation, Walt Disney World, WDI, WDW 18 Comments
