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Even the Dark Lord Sith needs to take time to visit the happiest place on earth!

This guy sings both Aladdin and Jasmine’s part in the song, A Whole New World. He does an awesome job too.

If you got excited about the Fantasmic in your own backyard post, you’ll love this. Dean, obviously very talented with his video camera, built out a version of Soarin right in his house. Looks like a ton of fun.

YouTube – Minicot – Part 1 Soarin.

A soundcheck and interview sponsored by Walmart and Degree.

Thanks Jim! YouTube – A Wild Adventure.

Talk about an attitude changer. This is a great video to show the power of Disney magic.

YouTube – Surprise! We are going to Disneyland!.

YouTube – VideoGum.

Screenshot from the video

This is an awesome video walkthrough of the Pirates of the Caribbean Suite at the Disneyland hotel. Prepared to be jealoius.

Cruft: The Pirates Suite at the Disneyland Hotel

via The Disney Blog

I can’t quite figure out what is going on here, but it appears that someone has collected a ton of home videos from various parks and streaming them 24×7 online. The video quality isn’t the best but there is uniqueness and realness about them.

View Disney Streaming Videos Here

This is my favorite video on Disneyland. It’s long, but I enjoy every minute of it.

In July 1956, the five-member Barstow family of Wethersfield, Connecticut, won a free trip to newly-opened Disneyland in Anaheim, California, in a nationwide contest. This 30-minute amateur documentary film tells the fabulous story of their fun-filled, dream-come-true, family travel adventure, filmed on the scene at Walt Disney’s “Magic Kingdom” by Robbins Barstow.

Check out the Cheetah Girls as they ride Expedition Everest. They are definitely having fun! Thanks to Lauren for point us to this video.

Bummer: The video has been taken down.

The first time you see the Turtle Talk with Crush show, you will be in awe. Watching this video shows a little bit of how that magic is made.

via The Disney Blog

This video shows off the Walt Disney Museum in Walt Disney World’s MGM.

From freedogshampoo:

This special aired on September 11th 1957.
Walt Disney had always wanted to make a film based on the Oz stories. In 1954, when the movie rights to various Oz books became available, Walt purchased them. Soon, scripts were written for a movie in “Widescreen, color, the works..” But for some reason it was never made. Pretty incredible how much they hyped it.

This is an interesting take on the whole Tea Cups ride idea. It’s very similar to Francis’ Ladybug Boogie in Disney’s California Adventure. I hope they don’t make it part of the DCA expansion – the whole new Cars area – as that would be pretty redundant.