With Disney’s The Jungle Book opening later this month, visitors to Disney’s Animal Kingdom will see a few promotional touches scattered throughout the park. The first one they’ll encounter is a giant sand sculpture promoting the movie. This is not the sand castle you made… Read More »Sand sculpture promotes Disney’s The Jungle Book at Disney’s Animal Kingdom
That giant sand sculpture in front of Disney’s Animal Kingdom we teased last week is now finished. The whole thing celebrates the opening of the Disneynature film “Monkey Kingdom.” The movie follows Maya, a clever and resourceful blonde-bobbed monkey. Maya’s world is forever changed when… Read More »Disney’s Animal Kingdom celebrates DisneyNature ‘Monkey Kingdom’ Film with Giant Sand Sculpture
I grew up in Oregon where the Cannon Beach Sand Castle contest was a yearly must do. It takes considerable skill, patience, and artistry to pull off the perfect sand sculpture, then when you add in the vagaries of central Florida weather, you really take… Read More »Time-Lapse video brings Olaf sand sculpture to life, park of Disney’s Hollywood Studios Frozen Summer Fun
The always excellent Andy De Maertelaere of the MouseKingdom Blog was lucky enough to attend the opening ceremony of the Disneyland Paris Sand Sculpture exhibit I blogged about here the other day. The opening ceremony started with a small introduction about the project. The idea… Read More »Disneyland Paris in Sand Sculpture Festival Opening Ceremony
When I was a child I loved to build sandcastles down at the beach. I even entered in a sandsculpture contest or two. I was never that good, but there were many contestants who were. Some of those projects were quite involved. Giant dragons, huge… Read More »Giant Sandsculpture Recreates Disneyland Paris
I grew up in Oregon and every year I looked forward to seeing the fantastic creations of the Cannon Beach Sand Castle contest. So I have a soft spot in my heart for sand sculptures. The latest one at Disney celebrates the new theatrical release… Read More »EARTH Sand Sculpture at EPCOT’s Flower and Garden Festival