There was something new to see this weekend at the parks: One Man’s Dream (a history museum at DHS) reopened after a few months of refurbishment. There were only light changes to decor and contents. The major exhibits and models were left untouched, with only a few exceptions.
The animatronics display in the corner is gone, but a new window display of the 1964 Mr. Lincoln figure makes up for it. Lincoln has his head, face, and hair, but the rest of him is naked and see-through.
A few other models rotated out of circulation (Castaway Cay, Grizzly River Run) while new ones popped up (World of Color, Rocketeer jet pack, Roger Rabbit movie’s dip-mobile). There isn’t much on the Fantasyland expansion beyond already-released artwork, but you can find a model of the clamshell vehicle from the upcoming ride.
The new carpeting and wall decorations are nice, but the last half is presently a bit boring. They plan to add more within a month; hopefully we’ll be dazzled by what they bring in.
editor: Disney has been updating One Man’s Dream in small ways over the years. But it’s nice to see a major overhaul.
One Man's Dream at DHS has re-opened with some new exhibits. http://bit.ly/9uRerL I can't wait to get in there and see the OG Mr. Lincoln
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One Man's Dream at DHS has re-opened with some new exhibits http://bit.ly/9uRerL I can't wait to get in there and see the OG Mr. Lincoln
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