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disneyparksattractionstournament · 5 months

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Round 1 of Extinct Disney Parks attractions and experiences matchups

Group A:

A1:

Horizons vs Space Mountain - Ghost Galaxy

Innoventions vs Magic of Disney Animation

Rocket Rods vs Backlot tour

Disneyland's Peoplemover vs Adventure Thru Inner Space

River country vs Discovery island

Wonders of Life Sensory Fun house vs Honey I Shrunk the Kids playset

Stitch's Great Escape! vs The Enchanted Tiki Room:Under New Management

Shark reef (Typhoon Lagoon) vs Kim Possible: World Showcase Adventure

A2:

Cinderella Castle Mystery Tour vs ExtraTerrorestrial Alien Encounter

The Great Movie Ride vs World of Motion

California Screamin vs Maelstrom

Test Track 1.0 vs Ellen's Universe of Energy

Cranium Command vs El Rio del Tiempo

Journey Into Imagination vs 20k leagues under the sea

Season of the Vine vs Mission Tortilla Factory

Superstar Limo vs Orange Stinger

Group B:

B1:

25th Cake Castle vs Stitch TP castle

Epcot Spaceship Earth Wand/2000 vs Earffel Tower

Pre-Frozen Norway Epcot vs Wonders of Life pavilion

The Land fountain/pre 2004 The Land vs Epcot future world floor fibre optic lights

Downtown disney vs Millennium village

Aunt Polly’s vs Soundstage restaurant

Mouse Gear vs Old World of Disney

Old entrance plaza/section of DCA vs A Bugs Land

B2:

Pizza planet vs Electric umbrella

Big coke bottle mist sprays at MGM vs Space Mountain bouncy walkway after ride

Cinderella Castle Christmas lights vs Old Cinderella Castle colors

Toontown fair vs Streets of America

MGM Sorcerer's hat vs DCA letters

Fountain of Nations vs Old Polynesian Lobby

Ice Station Cool vs Old MK hub/plaza

Pleasure Island vs Disney Quest

Group C:

C1:

Mickey and the Magical Map vs Main Street Electrical Parade

Spirit of Aloha dinner show vs Legend of the Lion King

Remember the Magic/Magical Moments parade vs Dream Along With Mickey show

Magic Journeys vs Honey, I Shrunk the Audience

Illuminations vs Star Wars Fireworks

Red Cad Trolley News Boys vs Club Buzz / Calling All Space Scouts… a Buzz Lightyear Adventure

Character dining at the Liberty Tree Tavern vs Push the Talking Trash Can

Food Rocks/Kitchen Kabaret vs The Muppets Present...Great Moments in American History

C2:

Golden Dreams vs Eureka! The California Adventure Parade

Tapetry of Nations parade vs Wishes

Citizens of Hollywood/Main street vs Lucky the Dinosaur

Mickey climbing the Matterhorn vs Disneyland mermaids

Paint the Night Parade vs Mad T Party

Stars and Motorcars parade vs Mickey's Jammin Jungle Parade

Animagique vs Kitetails

Spectromagic parade vs Mickey Mania parade

Group D:

D1:

Old Kilimanjaro Safaris with plotline/Little Red VS. Fountains in Small World/old colors

Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights vs Jedi Training Academy

Disney dollars vs Hard tickets at Disney World

Old look of chocolate coins in parks(with Dumbo, Jiminy Cricket, and Scrooge) vs Wake Tinker Bell at Tinker Bell’s Treasures

Wading in lakes/beaches vs Riding in the front of the monorail

Tom Sawyer paint brushes vs Magical express

Pal Mickey vs Epcot Living statues

Strawberry Minnie Fruit bars vs Simba Paw ice cream bar

D2:

Extra magic hours(Like, the ones where they stayed open til 12am or even 3am) vs Star Wars Weekends

Yellow ponchos vs Hotel mickey soap

Unique Bedspreads vs Resort Bedtime stories TV

Fun road signs vs Epcot Innoventions and old Entrance loop

Epcot kidcot masks/duffy vs Penny press with cranks

Free roaming characters in Disney World vs Paper fastpasses

Mickey straws vs Pirates of the Caribbean barker parrot

Old attic scene in Haunted Mansion with pop up yelling jump scare ghosts VS. Pre 2007 Spaceship Earth ending

#matchups #match ups #round 1 #disney #disney parks extinct attractions tournament

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femalefemur · 9 days

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remember when spongebob made a resort for his husband squidward in enchanted tiki dreams, he loves him so much

#spongebob #spongebob squarepants

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condemned-to-eternity · 10 months

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DISNEY WIKI

Yo Ho (A Pirate's Life for Me)

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GENERAL INFORMATION

FEATURE FILMS

Treasure Planet (cameo)

Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End

ATTRACTIONS AND STAGE PERFORMANCES

Pirates of the Caribbean

World of Color

Mickey's Boo-to-You Halloween Parade

Disney's Pirate and Princess Party

The Legend of Captain Jack Sparrow

Remember... Dreams Come True

Celebrate the Magic

Dream Along with Mickey

Disney Enchantment

VIDEO GAMES

Walt Disney World Quest: Magical Racing Tour

Kinect: Disneyland Adventures

LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game

Where's My Water?

Disney Crossy Road

Kingdom Hearts III

Disney Speedstorm

ALBUMS

The Music of Disney: A Legacy in Song

Disney's 75 Years of Music & Memories

Classic Disney - Volume V

Dive into Disney

Ultimate Disney (2004)

Pure Disney

Disneymania 4

In the Key of Disney

Disney Classics

Classic Disney

Ultimate Disney (2018)

COMPOSER

George Bruns

LYRICS

Xavier Atencio

PERFORMERS

Pirates

The Crew of the Wicked Wench

Jack Sparrow

OTHER PERFORMERS

Snuff

Jonas Brothers

Brian Wilson

VIDEO

Source

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A Parrot's Life For Me

Drink up me hearties, yo ho! Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate's life for me! You know this song, parrot? Feel free to join in anytime. Aye, but we're loved by our mommies and dads. Drink up me hearties, yo ho!

JACK SPARROW IN THE MAGIC KINGDOM'S PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN

"Yo Ho (A Pirate's Life for Me)" is the song featured in the popular Disneyland and Walt Disney World attraction, Pirates of the Caribbean. The song was also featured in the film Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl which was inspired by the ride itself. It also appears on Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Heigh-Ho, Classic Disney: 60 Years of Musical Magic Volume 5, Disney's Greatest Hits Volume 3,‎ and A Musical History of Disneyland, and is featured in the Peter Pan, Jr. Musical.

Lyrics

Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate's life for me

We pillage, we plunder, we rifle and loot

Drink up me 'earties, yo ho

We kidnap and ravage and don't give a hoot

Drink up me 'earties, yo ho

Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate's life for me

We extort and pilfer, we filch and sack

Drink up me 'earties, yo ho

Maraud and embezzle and even hijack

Drink up me 'earties, yo ho

Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate's life for me

We kindle and char, inflame and ignite

Drink up me 'earties, yo ho

We burn up the city, we're really a fright

Drink up me 'earties, yo ho

We're rascals and scoundrels, we're villains and knaves

Drink up me 'earties, yo ho

We're devils and black sheep, we're really bad eggs

Drink up me 'earties, yo ho

Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate's life for me

We're beggars and blighters and ne'er do-well cads

Drink up me 'earties, yo ho

Aye, but we're loved by our mommies and dads

Drink up me 'earties, yo ho

Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate's life for me

A pirate's life is a happy life

Drink up me 'earties, yo ho

A rollickin', frolickin', brawlickin' life

Drink up me 'earties, yo ho //

#// don't ask why i have this on my clipboard //#// or why it's the entire wiki page //#// i have no clue //#// the man behind the lines //

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Disneyland Map

Disneyland, the iconic theme park that sparked the imagination of millions, has undergone numerous transformations since its inception in 1955. At the heart of this ever-evolving wonderland lies the Disneyland map, a crucial tool for navigating the park's enchanting lands and attractions. This comprehensive guide delves into the rich history, intricate layout, and efficient routes of the Disneyland map, providing an in-depth exploration of this beloved theme park.

The Evolution of the Disneyland Map

The Disneyland map has undergone a remarkable journey, mirroring the park's growth and evolution over the decades. From its humble beginnings as a simple hand-drawn sketch to the modern, interactive digital maps of today, the map of Disneyland has been a constant companion for visitors seeking to unlock the park's secrets. The Early Years In the 1950s, when Disneyland first opened its gates, the map was a modest affair, featuring a basic layout of the park's original lands: Main Street, U.S.A., Adventureland, Frontierland, Fantasyland, and Tomorrowland. As new attractions and lands were added, the map evolved to reflect these changes, becoming an indispensable tool for navigating the ever-expanding park. The Digital Age With the advent of technology, the Disneyland Park map embraced the digital realm, offering interactive features and real-time updates. Today's maps are available on the Disneyland app and website, providing visitors with a seamless experience in planning their adventures. These digital maps offer detailed information on attractions, showtimes, and even wait times, ensuring a more efficient and enjoyable visit.

The Layout of Disneyland Park

Disneyland Park is a meticulously designed wonderland, with each land offering a unique theme and immersive experience. The park's layout is a masterpiece of urban planning, carefully crafted to create a seamless flow of foot traffic and maximize guest enjoyment. Main Street, U.S.A. As visitors enter the park, they are greeted by the iconic Main Street, U.S.A., a nostalgic recreation of a turn-of-the-century American town. This charming avenue sets the stage for the magical adventures that await, leading guests towards the majestic Sleeping Beauty Castle and the various themed lands beyond. Adventureland Adventureland transports visitors to exotic locales, where they can embark on thrilling journeys through jungles and ancient temples. The Indiana Jones Adventure, Jungle Cruise, and the Enchanted Tiki Room are just a few of the beloved attractions that await in this land of adventure.

Frontierland Frontierland captures the spirit of the American Old West, with its rustic buildings, rugged landscapes, and exciting attractions like the Big Thunder Mountain Railroad and the Mark Twain Riverboat. Fantasyland Fantasyland is a realm of pure enchantment, where beloved Disney stories come to life. From the whimsical rides of Peter Pan's Flight and Mr. Toad's Wild Ride to the iconic Sleeping Beauty Castle, this land is a must-visit for families and dreamers of all ages. Tomorrowland Tomorrowland offers a glimpse into the future, with its sleek, futuristic architecture and cutting-edge attractions like Space Mountain and Star Tours – The Adventures Continue. This land celebrates innovation and technological advancements, inspiring visitors to dream of what's yet to come. New Orleans Square and Critter Country New Orleans Square transports guests to the heart of the French Quarter, complete with its iconic Haunted Mansion and the thrilling Pirates of the Caribbean ride. Critter Country, nestled along the Rivers of America, offers a serene escape with attractions like Splash Mountain (Tiana's Bayou) and the Winnie the Pooh ride. Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge The newest addition to Disneyland Park, Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, immerses visitors in the beloved Star Wars universe. From building their own droids and lightsabers to embarking on galactic adventures aboard the Millennium Falcon and the Rise of the Resistance, this land is a dream come true for Star Wars fans.

Fastest Routes Through Disneyland Park

With so many attractions and lands to explore, navigating Disneyland Park efficiently can be a challenge. However, by understanding the park's layout and utilizing the Disneyland California map, visitors can maximize their time and experience the park's highlights with ease. Main Street, U.S.A. to Fantasyland One of the most popular routes in the park is from Main Street, U.S.A. to Fantasyland, home to iconic attractions like Peter Pan's Flight and the Matterhorn Bobsleds. To reach Fantasyland quickly, visitors can follow the path directly from the central plaza, passing through Sleeping Beauty Castle's archway. Adventureland to Frontierland For those seeking thrills and adventure, the route from Adventureland to Frontierland offers a seamless transition. After exploring the jungles of Adventureland, visitors can cross the Rivers of America via the Sailing Ship Columbia or the Mark Twain Riverboat, arriving in the rugged terrain of Frontierland. Tomorrowland to Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge Star Wars fans will want to make their way from Tomorrowland to the newly opened Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. This route takes visitors through Fantasyland and Frontierland, offering a glimpse of the park's diverse landscapes, before arriving at the immersive Star Wars-themed land.

Utilizing the Disneyland Railroad

For those seeking a more leisurely pace, the Disneyland Railroad offers a convenient and scenic way to traverse the park. With multiple stops throughout the lands, visitors can hop on and off the train, exploring different areas of the park at their own pace.

The 2024 Disneyland Map

As Disneyland continues to evolve, the 2024 map promises to be a comprehensive guide to the park's latest offerings. With new attractions and updates on the horizon, the map will reflect these changes, ensuring visitors have the most up-to-date information at their fingertips. One of the most significant updates to the 2024 map will be the inclusion of the newly reimagined Disney's Paradise Pier Hotel, now themed around the beloved Pixar universe (Pixar Place Hotel). We also expect to see Tiana's Bayou on the new map in late 2024! This exciting transformation will offer guests a truly immersive experience, with Pixar-inspired decor, dining, and entertainment. Additionally, the 2024 map will feature enhanced interactive capabilities, allowing visitors to personalize their experience and receive real-time updates on attraction wait times, showtimes, and more. With the integration of cutting-edge technology, the Disneyland map will continue to be an invaluable tool for navigating the park's ever-changing landscape.

Ways to View Disneyland Map

- Disneyland App or Website - Grab a physical copy at Disneyland Park - Disneyland Google Maps - Go to the Disneyland Site for a printable Disneyland map - Any of these can act as a Disneyland ride map or a map of Disneyland hotels

Hidden Easter Eggs in the Disneyland Map

The Disney Imagineers have included these fun hidden characters and details as Easter eggs for eagle-eyed guests exploring the interactive digital maps on the Disneyland app. - Rocket Raccoon and Baby Groot near Guardians of the Galaxy - Mission: Breakout! attraction in Disney California Adventure - Buzz Lightyear near Señor Buzz Churros in Pixar Pier area of Disney California Adventure - Baymax waving from behind the meet-and-greet area in San Fransokyo Square at Disney California Adventure - R2-D2, R5-D4 droid, and a Viper probe droid near Droid Depot in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland - A Stormtrooper hidden somewhere in the Galaxy's Edge area of Disneyland - Rapunzel's long hair trailing from her tower in the Fantasyland area of Magic Kingdom park in Walt Disney World - Chewbacca flying the Millennium Falcon near the entrance to the Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run attraction in Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland - Stormtroopers hidden in various areas like the Ewok village near Star Tours at Hollywood Studios in Walt Disney World - C-3PO waving outside the Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser hotel area on the map - A droid that resembles Vader's R4-K5 droid outside the Galactic Starcruiser area

Disneyland Maps Frequently Asked Questions

1. How can I get a Disneyland map? You can access the latest Disneyland park map on the official Disneyland website, Disneyland app, or by picking up a physical map at the park entrances. The maps provide detailed layouts of all the lands, attractions, restaurants, and facilities within the park. 2. What are the different lands at Disneyland? The main lands at Disneyland Park are Main Street, U.S.A., Adventureland, New Orleans Square, Critter Country, Frontierland, Fantasyland, Mickey's Toontown, Tomorrowland, and the new Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. Each land is themed around a specific concept and offers unique attractions and experiences. 3. What are the must-do attractions at Disneyland? Some of the most popular and iconic attractions at Disneyland include Space Mountain, Haunted Mansion, Indiana Jones Adventure, Pirates of the Caribbean, Splash Mountain, Star Tours, and the new Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance. Use the Disneyland map to plan your route and hit the top rides. 4. How can I find the fastest routes through Disneyland? Study the Disneyland map to identify the most efficient paths between lands and attractions. Popular routes include Main Street to Fantasyland via Sleeping Beauty Castle, Adventureland to Frontierland via the Rivers of America, and Tomorrowland to Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge through Fantasyland. The Disneyland Railroad is also a convenient way to travel across the park. 5. Can I bring outside food and drinks into Disneyland? Yes, you are allowed to bring outside food and non-alcoholic beverages into Disneyland, as long as they are not in glass containers. Having snacks and refillable water bottles can help you save money and stay hydrated during your visit. Check the park rules for specific details. 6. What are the best times to visit Disneyland? Weekdays are generally less crowded than weekends, and off-peak seasons like early fall and late winter/early spring tend to have smaller crowds. Use the Disneyland app or website to check crowd calendars and plan your visit accordingly. Arriving early in the morning can also help you beat the crowds. 7. How can I get early entry into Disneyland? Guests staying at one of the three Disneyland Resort hotels (Disneyland Hotel, Grand Californian Hotel & Spa, and Paradise Pier Hotel) can take advantage of Extra Magic Hour, which allows them to enter the parks up to an hour before regular opening times. Alternatively, guests with 3+ day tickets can use Magic Morning to enter Disneyland Park an hour early on select days. 8. Are service animals allowed at Disneyland? Yes, Disneyland Resort welcomes guests with service animals throughout the parks and hotels. There are designated relief areas for service animals, and you can find more information on the official Disneyland website.

Conclusion

The Disneyland map is more than just a guide; it's a testament to the park's rich history, meticulous design, and unwavering commitment to creating unforgettable experiences. From its humble beginnings to its modern, interactive incarnations, the map has evolved alongside the park, reflecting the ever-changing landscape of this beloved destination. As Disneyland continues to captivate visitors from around the world, the map remains an essential companion, unlocking the secrets of this enchanting wonderland and ensuring that every visit is a magical adventure. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned Disneyland enthusiast, the map is your key to unlocking the park's countless treasures, creating lasting memories that will be cherished for generations to come. Read the full article

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Make a Splash with Pool Party Lights

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Make a Splash with Pool Party Lights

At the heart of every legendary pool party is an element that elevates the experience from a mere gathering to a memorable event—pool party lights. Picture this: your favorite tunes are playing, the barbecue is sizzling, and your friends are laughing under the starlit sky, their silhouettes dancing in the colorful glow of the waters around them. This scenario isn’t just the stuff of summer dreams; it’s what pool lights can bring to life.

Let’s explore how outfitting your pool with lights not only enhances the ambiance but also ensures safety and extends the fun long after the sun has set.

Benefits of Pool Party Lights

Pool party lights are much more than a fancy accessory; they are a practical and atmospheric necessity, especially when safety is a priority. Here are the core benefits:

A well-lit pool is a safer pool, and the addition of pool lights significantly reduces the risk of accidents, such as missteps or falling, during nighttime use. The increased visibility allows swimmers to stay aware of their surroundings and enjoy the water with confidence.

Pool Party

LED pool lights, can transform a pool from a plain blue bowl to an elegant, luminous centerpiece. The play of floating pool lights on water creates a calm, aesthetic appeal that resonates with anyone seeking a peaceful retreat.

Swimming is a round-the-clock activity with pool lights. An early morning or late night dip can both invigorate and relax, setting a serene tone for the rest of your day or night.

Types of Pool Party Lights

When it comes to illuminating your aquatic oasis, there are perfect lights for all pool party themes. Here are some popular lighting options for pool party ideas:

Floating Lights

These are perfect for their versatility and come in all shapes and sizes. From floating pool lights to solar pool lights, or lanterns, they gently bob on the water’s surface, casting a soothing and soft light around the pool.

Submersible Lights

Designed to be directly placed underwater, these pool lights can flood your pool with color or remain a subtle white, emphasizing the tranquility of the water. They are also popular for other water features like fountains or hot tubs.

Poolside Party Lights Ground Tree Spotlights And String Lights

LED Strip Lights

Known for their energy efficiency and lifespan, led strip lights can be attached to the edges of your pool, creating a sleek, modern look that’s fully customizable in terms of color and pattern.

Solar-Powered Lights

The eco-friendly choice, solar pool lights absorb the sun’s energy during the day and automatically illuminate your pool at dusk. Their installation is easy, and they’re a wise investment for those looking to minimize their carbon footprint.

Party Theme Ideas

The choice of your pool party lights can set the thematic stage for your event. Here are a few exciting party themes:

Tropical Paradise

Strings lights and tiki torches around the pool can turn your backyard into a tropical haven. Mix up a batch of piña coladas and let the island vibes take over.

Underwater Adventure

Submersible LED lights can give the illusion of an enchanted underwater realm. Combine them with foam cannons, create floating sea creatures, and you have a kid’s fantasy come true.

Neon Glow

An event that hooks onto bold, bright neon lights encourages your guests to dress in neon colors and get ready for a night of glow-in-the-dark enjoyment.

Maintenance and Care

To ensure that your pool lights continue to shine for years to come, regular maintenance is key. It’s essential to clean your pool lights regularly to prevent algae and calcium build-ups from interfering with their performance. During winter, store your party lights in a dry and cool area to protect them from damage caused by ice or prolonged exposure to extreme temperatures.

Illuminate Your Outdoor Party

Finally

As we’ve explored, pool party lights are indispensable for enhancing the safety, function, and beauty of your pool space. But beyond their practical benefits, they also hold the power to set the mood and create an atmosphere of celebration and joy. With the wealth of options available in the market today, choosing the perfect lights to splash out your unique style is part of the fun. So, whether you’re hosting a cozy gathering with friends or a full-blown pool party extravaganza, remember that pool lights are more than just accessories—they’re innovators of experience, turning the ordinary into the extraordinary.

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Transform your outdoor space creative ideas for landscape lighting

When the sun sets and the stars twinkle in the night sky, it’s time for your outdoor space to shine. At True Sentiment, we believe that outdoor lighting isn’t just about illumination; it’s about crafting an enchanting ambiance that turns your outdoor haven into a breathtaking retreat. In this article, we will share our creative landscape lighting ideas, designed to transform your outdoor space into a magical oasis.

Moonlit Magic: Creating Ethereal Nights

Imagine the allure of a moonlit garden every evening. By strategically placing warm-toned LED landscape lighting amidst trees and foliage, you can recreate the soft, romantic ambiance of moonlight. These subtle, diffused lights cast enchanting shadows and create gentle glows, making your outdoor space a serene haven after dark.

Pathways of Light: Safe and Stylish Walkways

Enhance both safety and aesthetics with pathway lighting. Illuminate garden paths, walkways, and driveways with elegant fixtures that guide your steps in style. Consider energy-efficient LED bollard lights or low-voltage, in-ground options to create a secure and inviting outdoor environment.

Waterscapes Illuminated: Submersible Magic

For those with water features like pools or ponds, submersible lighting can transform your outdoor space into a magical aquatic wonderland. Subtle blues and greens can mimic the tranquility of ocean depths while color-changing lights add a playful touch. True Sentiment’s expert installers can turn your aquatic dreams into a reality.

Alfresco Elegance: Illuminating Your Outdoor Kitchen

Your outdoor kitchen deserves to be in the spotlight. Install focused lighting over your cooking and dining areas to create the perfect setting for entertaining guests. LED pendant lights or adjustable spotlights not only enhance functionality but also add an inviting ambiance, ensuring your outdoor dinners are unforgettable experiences.

Architectural Marvels: Showcasing Your Home

Highlight the architectural beauty of your home with carefully placed lights. Uplighting can accentuate architectural details such as columns, arches, and eaves, adding curb appeal and character to your property.

Drama in the Canopy: Uplighting and Downlighting Trees

Turn the trees in your yard into captivating focal points with the right lighting. Uplighting can create dramatic silhouettes against your home’s façade while downlighting from trees can cast a gentle wash of light on the ground below. Experiment with angles and intensities to achieve the desired effect.

Flickering Flames: Fire Features and Torches

For a touch of romance and drama, consider incorporating fire features and torches into your landscape lighting design. Whether it’s a gas fire pit, tiki torches, or candles in hurricane lanterns, these elements provide a warm and inviting atmosphere for gatherings under the stars.

Smart Solutions: Automation and Control

Take your outdoor lighting to the next level with smart solutions. Control your outdoor lighting effortlessly using your smartphone or voice commands. Set schedules, change colors, and adjust brightness levels to suit different occasions, all while conserving energy.

Playful Shadows: Accentuating Garden Art and Sculptures

If you have unique garden art or sculptures, use lighting to accentuate their beauty after dark. Experiment with various lighting angles and colors to create captivating shadows and bring your outdoor art to life.

Energy Efficiency and Sustainability: Landscape Lighting for a Greener World

At True Sentiment, we’re not only passionate about creating stunning outdoor spaces but also about sustainable practices. As responsible installers, we recommend incorporating energy-efficient LED lights throughout your landscape. Additionally, consider implementing sustainable features like solar-powered landscape lighting to reduce your environmental footprint while illuminating your space beautifully.

Landscape lighting isn’t just about brightening your outdoor area; it’s about crafting an enchanting outdoor experience. By exploring these creative lighting ideas and embracing sustainability, you can transform your outdoor space into a true reflection of your style and values. At True Sentiment, we’re here to turn your lighting dreams into reality. Illuminate your outdoors and let your landscape tell a story of beauty, serenity, and sustainability.

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Realize The Magic of Being Part of a Worthy Boarding Soccer School Spain!!!

For young soccer enthusiasts, there's a dream that often shines brighter than the stadium floodlights – the dream of joining a worthy boarding soccer school in Spain. This dream isn't just about playing the beautiful game; it's about immersing oneself in a world where passion, dedication, and talent come together to create magic. Being part of such a school offers a unique and transformative experience that goes beyond the soccer field.

First and foremost, the magic begins with the level of soccer education this boarding school soccer offer. Spain is renowned for its soccer pedigree, having produced some of the world's greatest players and teams. Boarding soccer schools in Spain, like La Masia for FC Barcelona, provide access to top-notch coaching and facilities. The technical expertise, tactical insights, and skill development offered are second to none. Being part of this environment means learning from the best, absorbing the essence of tiki-taka football, and honing one's skills to reach the highest level.

Moreover, the cultural immersion is enchanting. Spain is a country where soccer is not just a sport; it's a way of life. The passion that flows through the streets and stadiums during match days is infectious. It's about attending La Liga matches, witnessing El Clásico rivalry, and participating in local tournaments where love for the game is palpable. The magic lies in becoming a part of this rich tapestry of soccer tradition.

A worthy boarding school football in Spain isn't just about soccer; it's about holistic development. These institutions understand the importance of a balanced life. Thus, they offer a strong emphasis on academics. Students receive quality education alongside their soccer training, ensuring they have a solid educational foundation for life beyond the pitch. This combination of athletic and academic excellence prepares students for success both in and out of the game.

Another aspect that adds to the magic is the camaraderie among students. In these boarding schools, you're surrounded by like-minded individuals who share your passion for soccer. Lifelong friendships are forged on the training ground, in the dormitories, and during off-field activities. The sense of belonging and support from fellow students and coaches creates an environment where you can push your limits and achieve your goals.

Furthermore, the boarding experience itself is transformative. The routines, the discipline, and the dedication instilled in students are instrumental in their growth as players and individuals. It's about waking up every day with a purpose, sharing meals with teammates, and understanding that success requires dedication and sacrifice.

Ultimately, the magic of being part of a worthy boarding soccer in Spain lies in the journey it offers. It's about chasing your dreams while immersed in a culture that lives and breathes soccer. It's about developing not just as a player, but as a person with values of discipline, teamwork, and resilience. I would personally advise you to check out the facilities available at WOSPAC.

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Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room | Disneyland | Adventureland | Attraction POV

As darkness falls, dazzling special effects transform the Rivers of America into an epic canvas for this extravagant live show. Fast asleep, Mickey dreams he is the Sorcerer’s Apprentice. With a wave of his hands, he conducts scenes from Fantasia across enormous water screens while brilliant sparks burst overhead. Pink elephants, swashbuckling pirates, princesses, and more—including memorable…

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Working with Disney Assignment 1 Diana Torrado

Working with Disney interviews

Marc Davis He was born in March 1913 in Bakersfield, California. He studied Fine Arts In San Francisco and started working designing posters and illustrations for the theatre and for some journals of the time. Then he decided to pursue his dream of working for Disney after watching the film "Who Killed the Cock Robin?". He moved to California and applied for the job for which he was initially rejected, but eventually, he began working as an apprentice animator in "Snow White" on December 2, 1935.

When he got the opportunity to be an apprentice, there was a high-volume competition, and just a few artists were selected at the end of the tryouts. In the interview, Marc Davis mentions that Walt Disney always seeks ways to challenge them and bring out the best in the animators.

After being selected as an apprentice, Marc Davis started working in story sketching and character design on "Bambi" and "Victory Through Air Power." While working in "Bambi," Walt Disney noticed Marc Davis for the first time. He saw his sketches and drawings, liked them, and encouraged him to learn alongside well-known animators. He works in classic Disney features such as Song of the South, Cinderella, and Alice in Wonderland, as well as shorts, including African Diary, Duck Pimples, Toot, Whistle, Plunk, and Boom.

Marc Davis is the mastermind behind creating some of the most memorable animated female characters, such as Maleficent, Cruel de Vil and Thinker Bell. In the interview, he mentions that he wanted to give a real personality to these female characters. He didn't want them to be plain; he felt that Maleficent did not have enough depth, so when he created Cruella De Vil, he made sure to make her more complex in style by making pointy features of her face and being more interactive with the surroundings.

I chose Marc Davis interview because I also love the idea of a complex female character. Reading about the beginnings of the creation of some of the most iconic Disney female Disney characters and the process of thought behind it, the ideas that were put together, and the problems he encountered along the way, even knowing he didn't like Maleficent as much as the world does now is an interesting juxtaposition. Nowadays, female characters have evolved more and more complex and are based on the beginnings of animation, which are still appreciated as iconic and memorable.

Marc Davis worked for Walt Disney for 43 years. In those years, he created many characters and animated films, and he worked on the creation of famous attractions such as Enchanted Tiki Room, Jungle Cruise, It's a Small World, Pirates of the Caribbean and Haunted Mansion. He also met his wife, Alice Estes Davis, a costume designer for many Disneyland attractions as it's a small world and Pirates of the Caribbean. He and Alice were named Disney Legends, Marc Davis in 1989 and Alice in 2000.

Over the years, he got pretty close with Walt Disney, and in the interview, he says that Disney was just a skinny man who risked everything for what he believed in, and that's the root of his big success. Two weeks after Disney died, he visited Marc Davis and said goodbye for the last time. After that, Marc Davis died in the year 2000.

Something that stood out to me by reading these interviews was the fact that they needed help coming together with the style for the animation. Consistency was difficult because several animators were working on a film, each in a different manner. He gives us examples of these inconsistencies in feature films such as "The Sleeping Beauty," where at some points, there is a realistic animation in contraposition with some more cartoonish animation. When I think about it, I notice in "Sleeping Beauty," Aurora, the princess, whenever she has a close-up, is drawn in a hyper-realistic way. Before reading this interview, I thought that was intentional.

Sharon Baird She was born on August 16, 1943, in Seattle. She was a dancer and started working when she was a child. After being Little Miss USA, she worked dancing for different shows alongside famous figures like Dean Martin, so she already had a professional dancing career before working with Disney.

She was selected as a Mouseketeer for "The Mickey Mouse Club" TV Show when she auditioned for the role she danced with while jumping the robe, and later on, she would be added as an act for the show. She became famous and appeared in tv series such as "The World of Sid," "The New Zoo Revue and the movie Ratboy in 1986. However, her most successful show was "The Mickey Mouse Club," where she appeared for its complete run until the final years when it was cancelled.

I chose this interview because it was one of the few female interviews. I wanted to learn from the female perspective and even more as a child worker. From this interview, I realized that even when the child workers did not have laws and syndicates to protect them, Sharon Baird describes it as being able to have fun on set, Walt being protective over the children as a fadedly figure the "Uncle Walt. The importance of maintaining the magic of Disney for the children was a big deal.

She keeps memories of Walt Disney fondly and remembers him, as she says, as an Imagineer, someone unique and warm who was able to create a magnificent world around them.

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disneyparksattractionstournament · 5 months

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Matchups for Best Extinct Disney Parks Experience/Attraction Round 1

Hey fam! Still working on creating all the images and creating the info on the polls, that will be a bit(takes longer than you would think! Hopefully will start in a week or? ) But in the meantime, here are the tentative matchups/tentative brackets, possibly could change a bit!

Setting up as two 64 brackets then the 2 winners going head to head, type of deal! Havent decided which of the 4 groups, seperated ish by categories, will go head to head though!

Note, half of these are my submissions since I only got like 50 something lmaooo)

Group 1:

Horizons vs Space Mountain - Ghost Galaxy

Peoplemover vs Adventure Thru Inner Space

Rocket Rods vs Backlot tour

Innoventions vs Sounds dangerous

Superstar Limo vs Orange Stinger

Pleasure island vs Disney quest

River country vs Discovery island

Wonders of Life Sensory Fun house vs Honey I Shrunk the Kids playset

Stitch's Great Escape! vs The Enchanted Tiki Room:Under New Management

Shark reef (Typhoon Lagoon) vs Kim Possible: World Showcase Adventure

Castle Mystery Tour vs ExtraTerrorestrial Alien Encounter

The Great Movie Ride vs Journey into Narnia and The Legend of Captain Jack Sparrow

Food Rocks/Kitchen Kabaret vs Maelstrom

Test Track 1.0 vs Ellen's Universe of Energy

Cranium Command vs El Rio del Tiempo

Journey Into Imagination vs 20k leagues under the sea

Group 2:

Mickey and the Magical Map vs Main Street Electrical Parade

Spirit of Aloha dinner show vs Legend of the Lion King

Remember the Magic parade vs Dream Along With Mickey show

Magic Journeys vs Honey, I Shrunk the Audience

Illuminations vs Star Wars Fireworks

Red Cad Trolley News Boys vs Club Buzz / Calling All Space Scouts… a Buzz Lightyear Adventure

Push the Talking Trash Can vs Epcot Living statues

Character dining at the Liberty Tree Tavern vs The Muppets Present...Great Moments in American History

Golden Dreams vs Eureka! The California Adventure Parade

Tapetry of Nations parade vs Wishes

Citizens of Hollywood/Main street vs Lucky the Dinosaur

Mickey climbing the Matterhorn vs Disneyland mermaids

Paint the Night Parade vs Mad T Party

Stars and Motorcars parade vs Mickey's Jammin Jungle Parade

Animagique vs Kitetails

Spectromagic parade vs Mickey Mania parade

Group 3:

Seasons of the Vine vs Mission Tortilla Factory

25th Cake Castle vs Stitch TP castle

Epcot Spaceship Earth Wand/2000 vs Earffel Tower

Pre-Frozen Norway Epcot vs Wonders of Life pavilion

The Land fountain/pre 2004 The Land vs Epcot future world floor fibre optic lights

Downtown disney vs Millennium village

Aunt Polly’s vs Soundstage restaurant

Mouse Gear vs Old World of Disney

Old entrance plaza/section of DCA vs A Bugs Land

Pizza planet vs Electric umbrella

Big coke bottle mist sprays at MGM vs Space Mountain bouncy walkway after ride

Cinderella Castle Christmas lights vs Old Cinderella Castle colors

Toontown fair vs Streets of America

MGM Sorcerer's hat vs DCA letters

Fountain of Nations vs Old Polynesian Lobby

Ice Station Cool vs Old MK hub/plaza

Group 4:

Old Kilimanjaro Safaris with plotline/Little Red VS. Pre 2007 Spaceship Earth ending

Old attic scene in Haunted Mansion with pop up yelling jump scare ghosts VS. Fountains in Small World/old colors

Strawberry Minnie Fruit bars vs Simba Paw ice cream bar

Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights vs Jedi Training Academy

Disney dollars vs Hard tickets at Disney World

Old look of chocolate coins in parks(with Dumbo, Jiminy Cricket, and Scrooge) vs Wake Tinker Bell at Tinker Bell’s Treasures

Wading in lakes/beaches vs Riding in the front of the monorail

Tom Sawyer paint brushes vs Magical express

Pal Mickey vs Is that you tigger merch OR customizable feet and ear cups (havent decided between the 2 yet)

Extra magic hours(Like, the ones where they stayed open til 12am or even 3am) vs Star Wars Weekends

Unique Bedspreads vs Resort Bedtime stories TV

Fun road signs vs Epcot Innoventions and old Entrance loop

Epcot kidcot masks/duffy vs Penny press with cranks

Mickey confetti or mickey straws (havent decided yet) vs Pirates of the Caribbean barker parrot

Free roaming characters in Disney World vs Paper fastpasses

Yellow ponchos vs Hotel mickey soap

#disney parks #disney #disney world #disneyland #wdw #disney rides #extinct rides #extinct disney #old disney #matchups

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Whoops. I’ve been even worse about posting since my last post. Here goes a round-up of the highlights from June 26 through August 7th… Over a month.

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June 29, 2022

A group of friends and I went to Tokyo Disneyland. Honestly, it was amazing. But I have also been assured that my experience is not typical of visits to Disney parks. Since June is typically rainy season, crowds are lighter throughout the month. Plus, it was a Wednesday and most people had school or work and couldn’t go to Disney.

A probably incomplete list of the rides that we went on/experiences we had:

Pirates of the Caribbean

Jungle Cruise

Enchanted Tiki Room (Stitch themed)

Peter Pan’s Flight

Haunted Mansion

Splash Mountain

It’s a Small World

Pooh’s Hunny Hunt

Space Mountain

Buzz Lightyear’s Astro Blasters

Star Tours

Dreaming Up Parade

Electrical Parade: Dreamlights

I think the longest wait we had was for the Pooh ride, but that was probably only about 15-20 minutes. The others were generally less than five, and once or twice we walked straight onto the ride.

I’m so glad I went into this entirely blind as to what some of these rides entailed. I don’t think I would have been as enchanted with my first Disney park experience if I knew everything that was coming. Like, holy crap Space Mountain is so good, especially when you don’t know what to expect (also, I am told the American Space Mountain is no longer like this—I had the old-school Space Mountain experience, not whatever the new one is). And again, because the lines were so quick, we went on Space Mountain twice just because. That was amazing.

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July 1, 2022

On this day, I went to SkyTree with some friends and we decided to actually go up to the observation deck—both the lower and upper ones (though, tbh, unless you are really invested in whatever special partnership they have at any given time, the lower deck is the better option). I expected to be scared, because it’s so high, but it ended up being so high up that it didn’t even feel real. Unfortunately, we picked a hazy day to visit, so we couldn’t see Fuji from the observation deck, but it was still fun. I even went and stood on the glass floor section they have!

Afterwards, I met up with a friend and wandered around Sunshine City (basically a mall, which happens to be where one of the Pokemon Centers is—yes, I visited two Pokemon Center locations in one day, since SkyTree also has one). While we were wandering around the mall, we realized that there were signs indicating a free live concert was happening that evening. We decided to stick around and see what that would be like. Turns out a small boy group was releasing their first album and was holding a free concert there to promote it! The acoustics of a mall are not ideal for a concert, but it was still great fun!

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July 8, 2022

Start of the Summer term! This class level has 4-5 items of homework almost daily, so I’ve ended up not doing as much—plus, friends have been focusing more on studying, not just doing homework, so there’s a definite decrease in amount of things done since this day…

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July 23, 2022

A group of us went to get lunch at the TEXMEX FACTORY in Shibuya before heading over to Ikebukuro to visit an owl cafe (it’s honestly too rare to get anybody to do stuff outside of Shinjuku, so this was a huge day). While I do wonder about the welfare of the owls in this situation, it was just too cool to actually get to see and interact with owls!

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July 30, 2022

Got confirmation that a friend from high school is here in Tokyo at the same time I am. Trying to arrange something there, but we will see if that actually happens. This year would be our 10 year high school reunion, so it would be beautiful if we could actually meet up halfway across the world like that!

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August 6, 2022

I went out to Nakano in the morning to check out their Bon Odori festival, but got freaked out and left before going in—I should have brought some friends with me for moral support.

By the evening, I built up my courage enough that I made my way over to the Bon Odori festival happening at Sunshine City. I still didn’t join in the dancing, but I did join in the spectators. It’s a really neat tradition.

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I really haven’t done anywhere near as much stuff as I planned to—partly due to the homework, partly due to the heat, partly because friends keep coming down sick. Hopefully I can do more soon. This Thursday is a holiday, Friday is midterms, then the week after that is our “summer break.” Currently there’s talk of actually doing things on Friday and during the break. Hopefully I have more to report then!

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