The Disney Frontier Blog

This is the type of content that I started this blog to post. The amount of time and effort that Kennedy put into this quilt can easily be seen but I’m sure the pictures don’t do justice to seeing it in person.

Click here to see more pics: phogg: Kennedy’s Quilt

via Boing Boing

Part to of the previous post’s video.

YouTube - House of the future - part 2

This video shows an extinct Tomorrowland attraction: The Monsanto House of the Future. The house was made out of plastic and inside, you could see new technologies and holdhold items. It’s kind of like Innoventions housed in a life size playhouse.

YouTube - House of the future - part 1

(via BoingBoing)

One of my favorite attractions in Disney’s California Adventure is the often over looked Redwood Creek Challenge Trail. It’s located on the west side of the park just north of the Grand Californian Hotel. Once you enter the trail, you are transported to the pacific northwest as you are surrounded by tall pine trees that block your view of the outside world.Imagine the playground-like feel of Tarzan’s Tree House without the cheesy theming. Hikers can walk through an old red wood tree, swing on a rope swing, climb rope towers, and map forest fires at the Mt Shasta lookout. A small rock climbing wall allows kids to test their finger strength while slides and boulders allow them to play freely.There is a tie to Disney’s Brother Bear in Hibernation Hallow that allows kids to learn what their spirit animal is and regular shows feature Kenai at Ahwahnee Camp Circle.This giant playground is the perfect way to allow your kids to get some of their energy out after waiting in too many lines.