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Tag Archives: ariel
Mural for Little Mermaid Attraction – Behind the Scenes with Disney’s Imagineers
Part of the Fantasyland expansion in the Magic Kingdom is a dark ride based on the one of Walt Disney Animation’s classics – The Little Mermaid. I’m very happy that this dark ride is returning a tradition we associate with … Continue reading
Posted in Walt Disney World Tagged ariel, chris beatty, fantasyland, fantasyland expansion, imagineer, Imagineering, magic kingdom, the little mermaid, Walt Disney World, WDI, WDW 3 Comments
Behind the scenes of Under the Sea ~ Journey of the Little Mermaid at Magic Kingdom
Disney has released a new video hosted by Imagineer Chris Beatty who gives us a sneak peek at the making of Under the Sea ~ Journey of the Little Mermaid. The video includes some never-before-seen sketches, artist renderings, attraction maps … Continue reading
Posted in Walt Disney World Tagged ariel, attraction, California Adventure, concept art, DCA, dhs, imagineer, little mermaid ride, magic kingdom, meet and greet, mk, model, one man's dream, preview, prince eric, rock work, submarine ride, the little mermaid, tilde, Travel Planning, under the sea, under the sea journey of the little mermaid, ursula, video, Walt Disney World, WDI, WDW 6 Comments
The Little Mermaid – Ariel’s Undersea Adventure Building Timelapse
I love a good timelapse video. As far as interesting videos in Disney parks history, this one is fairly minor. But for those who can’t wait for the opening of The Little Mermaid – Ariel’s Undersea Adventure inside Disneyland’s second … Continue reading
Posted in Disneyland Tagged ariel, ariel's undersea adventure, California Adventure, DCA, Disneyland, the little mermaid, timelapse, timelapse video, tlm:aua 5 Comments
Magic Kingdom Fantasyland Expansion Plans Leaked
Someone at Disney has leaked what appears to be very real blueprints laying out all the new ‘attractions’ planned for an expanded Fantasyland at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom. This plan matches what I’ve heard from other sources. My gut … Continue reading
Posted in Walt Disney World Tagged ariel, aurora, cinderella, disney, expansion, Harry Potter, Imagineering, little mermaid, magic kingdom, meet and greet, orlando, pixie, pixie hollow, princess, sleeping beauty, snow white, theme park, toon town, tourism, Travel Planning, Universal, Walt Disney World, WDI, WDW 55 Comments
Julianne Moore, Michael Phelps latest Annie Leibovitz dream photo subjects
Disney has released one more photo from Annie Leibovitz’s “Disney Dream Portrait Series” that places celebrities in to the roles made famous by classic Disney animated films. This time it’s Actress Julianne Moore and World Champion swimmer Michael Phelps in … Continue reading
Posted in Actors, Art Tagged Animation, annie leibovitz, ariel, celebrity, disney, disney dream portrait, dream photos, Leibovitz, photography, the little mermaid, YOAMD, yomd 12 Comments



