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Classic Disney, Animation, Parks

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Disneyland Hourly @disneylandhourly.parkendium.com · 16 minutes ago
📷 Jason Schultz [Source on Parkendium]
A color photograph of Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland, taken by Jason Schultz in August 2021. The image shows the detailed stone facade with blue and gold accents, including banners and decorative turrets, from a northward direction exterior view. The entrance features a raised drawbridge and a shield emblem above. Trees partially frame the castle. (August 10, 2021)
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The Walt Disney Family Museum @wdfmuseum.bsky.social · 16 minutes ago
“We have 999 happy haunts here, but there's room for 1,000. Any volunteers?” 👻 Tickets are available for our Monday, October 26 Perfect Pairing screening of "Haunted Mansion" (2023) paired with wine from Flambeaux Wine, a New Orleans-inspired winery. bit.ly/4yCAlRy
Movie poster for "Haunted Mansion" featuring several characters around a glowing crystal ball. The event title "Perfect Pairing at the Walt Disney Family Museum" is displayed alongside colorful outlines of drink glasses and film strips on a black background.
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Sherilyn Connelly @sherilyn.bsky.social · 24 minutes ago
Minneapolis Star, October 20, 1967. NBC-TV is concerned over the poor showing of five of its once-popular series. In the rating report issued this week "Run for Your Life" ranked 56th, "I Spy" 59th and "Star Trek," "Man From U.N.C.L.E." and the Walt Disney hour tied for 71st place.
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Reactor Magazine @reactorsff.bsky.social · about 1 hour ago
In 1929, a group of grinning, prancing skeletons climbed out of the grave and into animation history. In The Skeleton Dance, Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks drew on the tradition of the danse macabre, art history, and theater and created a phenomenon
The Skeleton Dance: How Disney’s 1929 Short Became a Masterpiece of the Macabre - Reactor

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The Skeleton Dance: How Disney’s 1929 Short Became a Masterpiece of the Macabre - Reactor

A fascinating deep dive into the history and legacy of Disney's dancing skeletons

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Disneyland Hourly @disneylandhourly.parkendium.com · about 1 hour ago
📷 Andy Castro [Source on Parkendium]
Close-up of decorative details on a column at Snow White's Enchanted Wish, formerly known as Snow White's Scary Adventures, located in Fantasyland at Disneyland Park. The column features intricate carvings of small, playful forest creatures. An ornate hanging lantern is visible in the blurred background. (April 27, 2021)
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Out of Context Mickey Mouse Comics @oocmickeycomics.bsky.social · about 1 hour ago
From Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse Classics: Mouse Tails: The Seven-Colored Terror

Mickey: What's the idea, Mr. Squiggles? Why all the mystery?

Squiggles: (waving his arms hysterically) Try and imagine a huge mountain lion with a seven-colored coat! It can vanish into thin air without leavin' a TRACK!
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