imakethingsigrowthings:

just some shots from Memorial Day weekend

imakethingsigrowthings:

mallymkunloir:

diisneydreaming:

After The Rain by -Jamian- on Flickr.

Disney World has a luxury we don’t have. Space. The walkways there are huge. There’s a big spot of path that hardly anyone walks on in practically every land. Florida just has space. Space to move. Space to breathe. And they still have more. We’re cramped here in California and it astounds me where the find the land to build things like Carsland and such. But it’s tight and cramped just like the rest of the Disneyland Resort.

but at the same time i think that’s what makes our Disneys so much more intimate and personal <3

Agreed, Mary~ <3

When Im in Disneyland it feels like Im THERE, because everything is so tight-knit. It really feels like you become one with the park, even if it’s really crowded and you have to wade through people. It just adds to the experience for me. I feel like I’m really walking down a normal street or a normal road or what have you because it’s not overly wide.

I love that feeling~ it makes it feel more real to me~

dino-blankey:

that little smartass

teatraybat:

Can someone please tell me why they made the horses mouth look like this??? He looks like he’s dying! Oh the other hand at least I make him look good.

I knew there was a reason why King Arthur’s Carousel was my favorite carousel

miss-sarah-louise-dances:

dreamingof-disney:

chrisalcoran:

“It’s kind of fun to do the impossible.” - Walt Disney

I absolutely adore these. 

Wow

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disneylandsecretsandfacts:

Today in my math class my teacher told us that he took a class at Disneyland that explained the stories behind several attractions at the park. Ever wonder about the Haunted Mansion? The story goes like this: In the 1800’s there was a couple who lived together in a huge mansion, there was a war and the husband left the wife all alone in the big house. One day, someone delivered the news to her that her husband has died at war. Devastated, she walked up the stairs, walked onto the porch, faced towards the house, and fell backwards to her death. A couple days later the husband came home only to discover that his wife was nowhere to be seen, until he looked in the backyard. He took her body and put her in a coffin in a carriage. After, he hung himself from the sadness of his wife’s death. The ultimate sin is taking one’s own life. (In one of the scenes listen to the wife say something about waiting for her husband to come back) So their punishment is they will never be together again.  Their spirits can pass in the hallway, but they will never see the other. The ride: The reason why the room is stretching is not only to bring you to the ride, but it is also a way to represent the husband “stretching” after hanging himself. Also, as soon as you get on the Doom Buggy, you are the wife. At the beginning of the ride, you notice that you are going up, this is to represent the wife going upstairs. Then turn backwards and go down. You have now fallen to your death and you are now a ghost. Once this happens you are now able to see all the 999 other ghosts on the ride! 

Long fact of the day! Keep in mind that there are many other stories that are included in the ride, not just one (but this is the most “recent”).

Fun Fact: In every story about the Haunted Mansion, the husband’s name is Master Gracey.

Literally if anyone tells you his name isn’t Master Gracey they’re wrong. Like actually wrong.

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seizethefuturewithx-s:

Beautiful shot of Main Street U.S.A. after park closing and in a rare Anaheim fogbank.

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