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Description: Disney MGM Muppet Vision 3D A movie in 3D, so it will be blurry Home video

Description: Disney vision is back. Sorry I didn't upload this before ^^;. I hope you like it :D

Description: Subscribe for CONSTANT updates! Ride Space Mountain as it would have appeared before the major rehab for the 50th celebration. Ride shot with night vision. Space Mountain opened in 1977, invigorating a decade-old Tomorrowland as Disneyland's second roller coaster. The idea for Anaheim's ride originated in the mid 1960s, during Walt Disney's lifetime, as a way to energize the aging Tomorrowland. The project was shelved until the success of Space Mountain in Florida. After two years of construction, the $20 million complex opened May 27 including the roller coaster, 1,100-seat Space Stage, 670-seat Space Place (fast food restaurant) and Starcade.[2] Six Mercury astronauts attended Space Mountain's opening — Scott Carpenter, Gordon Cooper, Sen. John Glenn, Wally Schirra, Alan Shepard, and Deke Slayton.[1] Largely due in part to the opening of Space Mountain, the Memorial Day day attendance record was set, with 185,500 guests over the three-day period.[2] Space Mountain at Disneyland was designed by Bill Watkins of Walt Disney Imagineering. It was different from the WDW design because of space limitations. The attraction continued operating without much change: sponsors would come and go, and various minor changes, including the addition of a "Speedramp" (moving sidewalk) in the entrance, happened without fanfare. In 1995, FedEx became the official sponsor for the ride, sparking a number of significant alterations. The queue area was revamped with television monitors looping safety videos, the loading station had a new Audio-Animatronic robot FedEx worker, and other scenic areas were modeled to include FedEx trademarks.[2] In 1996, composer Aarin Richard and show producer Eddie Sotto teamed up to create the first on-board music track for a Disney roller coaster. The creative vision was to fuse two iconic musical forms of the 1960's — sci-fi horror music and surf music — into a sensory ride experience. All of the music written for the show is based on "Le Carnival Des Animaux: Aquarium" ( The Carnival of the Animals ), written by Camille Saint-Saëns. The first section of the ride's music is synthesized and entirely devoted to the sci-fi aspect as the rockets leave the station to begin their slow climb to the top. After the vehicles have crested, a rocking surf rendition of the piece kicks in as gravity pulls the vehicles down through the ride's interweaving turns, hills, and dips. (Guitarist Dick Dale was brought into the Disney Imagineering recording studio to play his famous surf guitar riffs for this section of the music.) As the rockets reenter the loading station, a brief musical finale concludes the experience with a soft, synthesized rendition of "Aquarium." In 1997, the exterior of the mountain was painted green and gold to match the recent facelift to Tomorrowland. In 2003, the mountain was painted white again.[2] The ride closed suddenly on April 10, 2003, with an announcement that it would remain closed until Disneyland's 50th anniversary. The ride had become unstable and would need a complete track replacement.[2] On June 25, 2005 Disneyland surprised its guests by announcing that the reopening of Space Mountain would open early on July 15, instead of the projected November date.[3][4] On July 15, 2005 (with "soft openings" starting 1 July), only two days before Disneyland's official 50th Anniversary, Space Mountain reopened from a major refurbishment that started in April, 2003. A re-opening ceremony was held that day which featured a guest speaker, Neil Armstrong, who received a plaque that day which said "Presented to Mr. Neil Armstrong for his courage and adventurous spirit that continues to inspire all mankind to reach for the stars". The plaque also features the Disney quote "It's kinda fun to do the impossible". The new Space Mountain features new rocket sleds, a new queue, new music (composed by Michael Giacchino), new special effects and a storyline. The completely rebuilt track is the exact same layout as originally designed by Walt Disney Imagineer Bill Watdisneyland disneyland disneyland disney's california adventure disney's california adventure adventureland tomorrowland fantasyland toontown magic kingdom animal epcot frontierland vintage retired yesterland old home movies great moments lincoln main street usa cinema star tours space mountain honey i shrunk the audience captain eo peoplemover mission to mars america sings innoventions skyway autopia carousel of progress matterhorn bobsleds alice in wonderland pinocchio's daring journey peter pan's flight snow white's scary adventure disneyland youtube poop circarama american journeys tokyo disneyseas

Description: Haunted Mansion Disney World Grand Re-Opening Sept. 14th, 2007. I used Night Vision and cut out the impossibly dark scenes. Higher Quality.

Description: Alien Encounter Extra Terrorestrial filmed in night vision, Walt Disney World, Orlando, Florida. Got replaced in 2003 with a lame Lilo & Stitch, boo.

Description: Disney-MGM Studios, Muppet Vision 3D Show. Filmed in April 2006.

Description: This video was made sortly before Walt Disney's death. It highlights his vision for EPCOT.

Description: Walt Disney World Resort unveiled a new vision for Downtown Disney, with new shopping, dining and other experiences including a completely re-imagined Pleasure Island. Also planned are numerous enhancements to popular Downtown Disney locations, as well as additional theming and storytelling by Imagineers. To make way for the new offerings, all of the clubs currently on Pleasure Island (8 Trax, The Adventurer's Club, Mannequins Dance Palace, BET Sound-Stage Club, Motion and The Comedy Warehouse) will close on Sept. 27. More information: http://www.attractionsmagazine.com/blog/?p=580

Description: The Wonderful World of Walt Disney Walt Disney is a real hero and legend of the 20th Century. Although many people at the time told him that a career in animation did not have a real future and that he would not make any money, he persisted and followed his dreams led by his creativity and imagination. Walt changed the world of animation and led the way to the art of animated films. He stood for the best in animation and television entertainment, giving people hours of fun and enjoyment by letting them forget their problems for a while. Walter Elias Disney was born on December 5, 1901 in Chicago, Illinois. His father was Elias Disney and his mother was Flora Call Disney. He had three brothers and one sister. Soon after Walts birth his family moved to Marceline, Missouri where he spent most of his childhood. When Walt was very young he would sell his drawings to friends and neighbors to make extra money and later, encouraged by his brother and mother he studied art and photography at night courses at the Chicago Art Institute while going to McKinley High School during the day. Walt dropped out of High School to join the war (WWI). Since he was too young to enlist, he joined the Red Cross as an ambulance driver. While he was in France in 1918, he decorated his ambulance with cartoon characters. When Walt returned from the war, he pursued a career in Commercial Art. He started a company called Laugh-O-Grams and it soon went bankrupt. Walt went to Hollywood searching for a new start. Soon after arriving in Hollywood, Walt married one of his first employees, Lillian Bounds. Later they had two daughters. He died on December 15, 1966 of lung cancer. Walt Disneys great success in animation had an impact during the Great Depression and WWII. Walts first success was the Alice Comedies, made in 1925. Walt Disney went on to create his most famous character, Mickey Mouse in 1928. Disney received an Honorary Award for the creation of Mickey Mouse. He also received an Academy Award for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, released in 1937 as the first full length animated musical. The film made $1,499,000 during the time of the Great Depression, a dramatic worldwide economic hardship. Although people were suffering very hard times, they made it to the theater to see the film. He was determined to make the world a happy place to live in through the time of war (WWII). During the next five years he completed other full length animated favorites like Pinocchio, Fantasia, Dumbo, and Bambi but they were not a financial success because of WWII. The Army contacted most of the Disney Studios facilities and had the staff create training films for the military. Later, Disney devoted his time and creative talents to television production and in 1955 the studios first daily show called Mickey Mouse Club was first seen and is still watched in a more modern version today. On July 17, 1955, Walt opened Disneyland in Anaheim, California. It is the most successful amusement park in history with 6.7 million people visiting by 1966. Disneys work and contributions had a big impact on society. Disney was very daring and tried many new methods to develop a better quality of film and animation. People thought that his idea to produce an animated feature length version of Snow White would fail. He hired an art professor to train his studio staff and experimented with realistic human animation, distinctive character animation, special effects and the use of specialized processes and equipment like the multi-plane camera. Snow White was the highlight of Disneys success and it started the Golden Age of Animation. Walt Disney received a lot of awards and holds the record for sixty-four Academy Award Nominations and for winning twenty-six of them. In 1961, Disney put his energy into creating the California Institute of Arts known as Cal Arts where students could train for careers in art animation and television production. Walt Disney changed the world of animation and led the way to the art of animated film. His worldwide popularity was because of his great imagination, creativity and never giving up his dreams. By the 1960s Disneys hard work and vision had led him to a very successful business empire and to being the worlds leader in the production of family entertainment. Disneys theme parks, Disneyland and Walt Disney World were based on Walts vision of a place where his employees could spend time with their children. Since 1966, Disney Theme Parks had opened in Tokyo and Paris and also the EPCOT Center, which he designed more for adults than children. Today, Disneys animation, motion picture studios and theme parks are a multi-billion dollar business. Walt Disney stood for the best in animation and entertainment by being creative, full of imagination and having a vision for the future. -GULPJR

Description: Approximately 9 minutes of (men's) restrooms at Walt Disney World in Florida. Version 2.0 of the video will come with smell-o-vision...