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Supercool! Ben benieuwd....
Ik begreep dat Olaf er als character ook was afgelopen weekend voor het eerst!
Sowieso veel veranderd de afgelopen 7 jaar, hoop dat we het nog herkennen.
Ik begreep dat Olaf er als character ook was afgelopen weekend voor het eerst!
Sowieso veel veranderd de afgelopen 7 jaar, hoop dat we het nog herkennen.
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Miss Ariel
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heb er een filmpje van gevondenSuus schreefCOLONSupercool! Ben benieuwd....
Ik begreep dat Olaf er als character ook was afgelopen weekend voor het eerst!
Sowieso veel veranderd de afgelopen 7 jaar, hoop dat we het nog herkennen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Lz3G84MbLI
Best day ever <3 1 april 2017 our wedding day
Part of that Disney world <3
*Magical Bucketlist*
Part of that Disney world <3
*Magical Bucketlist*
Tnx... Miss Ariel!
@Laura, dat weet ik niet meer hahahaha... heb wel veel foto's maar kan het me niet zo ineens voor de geest halen... Ik hoop weer een hoop herinneringen mee terug te nemen dit jaar!
@Laura, dat weet ik niet meer hahahaha... heb wel veel foto's maar kan het me niet zo ineens voor de geest halen... Ik hoop weer een hoop herinneringen mee terug te nemen dit jaar!
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Prins Adam
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Een video van de Storybookland Canal Boats - Frozen uitbreiding!
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That it was all started by a mouse. (Walt Disney)
That it was all started by a mouse. (Walt Disney)
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Miss Ariel
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graag gedaan! hopelijk kom je Olaf tijdens je volgende trip tegenSuus schreefCOLONTnx... Miss Ariel!
@Laura, dat weet ik niet meer hahahaha... heb wel veel foto's maar kan het me niet zo ineens voor de geest halen... Ik hoop weer een hoop herinneringen mee terug te nemen dit jaar!
Best day ever <3 1 april 2017 our wedding day
Part of that Disney world <3
*Magical Bucketlist*
Part of that Disney world <3
*Magical Bucketlist*
Al een tijdje is er een Starbucks vestiging te vinden in beide parken van Disneyland Californië. En sinds kort zijn er ook speciale bekers te verkrijgen!
Elke beker is de jouwe voor $14.95. De Disneyland Starbucks mug vindt je in de Market House op Main Street U.S.A. En de Disney California Adventure Starbucks mug kan je vinden bij The Fiddler, Fifer & Practical Café op Buena Vista Street.
Bron: Dapsmagic
Elke beker is de jouwe voor $14.95. De Disneyland Starbucks mug vindt je in de Market House op Main Street U.S.A. En de Disney California Adventure Starbucks mug kan je vinden bij The Fiddler, Fifer & Practical Café op Buena Vista Street.
Bron: Dapsmagic
DLP (°2007): +30X - WDW: 2X (mei 2010 en mei 2013) - DLC: 1X (juni 2011) - DCL: 1X (Bahamian cruise op de Magic, april 2013)
Een kijkje achter de schermen van het Disneyland Resort Monorail Roundhouse. We krijgen wat uitleg over hoe de monorail werkt en wat het team precies allemaal doet om deze elke dag te laten lopen.
DLP (°2007): +30X - WDW: 2X (mei 2010 en mei 2013) - DLC: 1X (juni 2011) - DCL: 1X (Bahamian cruise op de Magic, april 2013)
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Prins Adam
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People and Places: Disneyland USA
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That it was all started by a mouse. (Walt Disney)
That it was all started by a mouse. (Walt Disney)
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Prins Adam
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Hatbox Ghost is terug in Disneyland Resort
Beetje uitleg hierbij van Wikipedia
The Hatbox Ghost is a character that appeared originally in the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland but was removed shortly after the attraction's debut. Located formerly in the ride's attic scene, the figure is described as "an elderly ghost in a cloak and top hat, leaning on a cane with a wavering hand and clutching a hatbox in the other." [1]
The idea behind The Hatbox Ghost was for his head to vanish from atop his shoulders and reappear alternately inside his hatbox,[2] in time with an adjacent bride figure's beating heart. According to Imagineer Chris Merritt in an interview with DoomBuggies.com, the effect was never completely successful due to the illusion's close proximity to the ride vehicles:
The gag was based purely on lighting. The ghost's head was illuminated by black lighting. A light inside the hatbox he held would rhythmically illuminate and hide the head in the hatbox, while, in tandem, the actual head on the ghost's shoulders would be hidden by extinguishing the black lighting.
The Hatbox Ghost was installed inside The Haunted Mansion and in place for cast member (park employee) previews on the nights of August 7 and 8, 1969.[3] Almost immediately, it became apparent that the effect had failed, as ambient light in the attraction's attic scene prevented the specter's face from disappearing fully, despite the turning off of its designated spotlight. Attempts were made to remedy technical problems, but the effect wasn't convincing enough, and the ghost was decommissioned after a few months. A photo of the figure in situ is featured on the Doombuggies.com website.[1] And on the DVD, "Disneyland Resort: Imagineering the Magic," Senior Vice President of Creative Development at Walt Disney Imagineering Tony Baxter displays an attraction maintenance slip that lists the original Hatbox Ghost.
While it is unknown what became of The Hatbox Ghost, there are speculations as to his fate. One report claims that its parts were recycled into one of the Eagle Sam audio-animatronics used in the America Sings attraction which opened at Disneyland in 1974.[4] But this seems unlikely, in view of the simplicity of the design and construction of The Hatbox Ghost.[5] A second Hatbox Ghost was produced for but never installed in Walt Disney World's Haunted Mansion. The whereabouts of this figure remain a mystery as well. However, the head on the pop-up ghoul that is seen as guests depart the Disneyland Haunted Mansion's interior cemetery scene is identical to that of the original Hatbox Ghost.[6]
In 2009, the Hatbox Ghost appeared repeatedly in art and souvenirs created for the 40th anniversary of The Haunted Mansion, in response to fan interest in the character. Artists Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily crafted their version of a life-sized replica of The Hatbox Ghost[7] that was auctioned for $9,400 at the first D23 Expo, held in September of the same year.[8] In addition, The Hatbox Ghost was the official "spooksperson" for Disneyland Resort's 2009 O-pin House pin trading event[9] and Haunted Holidays celebration.[10]
In July 2010, director Guillermo del Toro, participating in a panel discussion at Comic-Con, announced his involvement as cowriter and producer in a new film based on The Haunted Mansion attraction. He stated that, in his version of the ride's story, The Hatbox Ghost will be a pivotal character.[11]
In August 2013, at the 2013 D23 Expo, a new Hatbox Ghost animatronic was displayed at the Journey Into Imagineering exhibit. Contrary to the original figure's hunched over appearance, this figure stood straight and tall, and did not hold a hatbox. There had been no word from Disney on whether the figure was built solely for the D23 exhibit, or whether the figure would make an appearance in the attraction at some point.[12]
On April 10, 2015, it was officially confirmed that the Hatbox Ghost will return to Disneyland's Haunted Mansion in May 2015. It was later announced that the first day of the character's return will be May 9, 2015.[13]
The 2015 incarnation of the Hatbox Ghost is a new animatronic, but is designed to resemble the original. The new version's face is an animation that is projected onto the figure, similarly to Constance the Bride. The character looks back and forth and narrows his eyes before his head dissolves into mist and vanishes. As the head vanishes, a chuckle can be heard. The head then appears inside the hatbox before disappearing again. This time, there is no chuckle and the head vanishes into the shadows without any mist. The Hatbox Ghost's movements have also been changed from his original incarnation. The original prop contained a motor in its wrist that caused the ghost's right hand to fidget and shake like a feeble old man. The 2015 Hatbox Ghost moves his entire arm in a slow circle. The hatbox also moves, rocking back and forth as if it were being blown by a light breeze. Lastly, the Hatbox Ghost's colors have been drastically changed from the original version. Originally, the Hatbox Ghost prop was almost entirely white, so that it would glow with an eerie blue tint under a black light. The 2015 Hatbox Ghost is dressed in black clothing that causes him to blend into the shadows but contains hints of white so that it is still visible
Nog een leuke site hierover: http://www.thehatboxghost.com/thehatboxghost.html
Beetje uitleg hierbij van Wikipedia
The Hatbox Ghost is a character that appeared originally in the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland but was removed shortly after the attraction's debut. Located formerly in the ride's attic scene, the figure is described as "an elderly ghost in a cloak and top hat, leaning on a cane with a wavering hand and clutching a hatbox in the other." [1]
The idea behind The Hatbox Ghost was for his head to vanish from atop his shoulders and reappear alternately inside his hatbox,[2] in time with an adjacent bride figure's beating heart. According to Imagineer Chris Merritt in an interview with DoomBuggies.com, the effect was never completely successful due to the illusion's close proximity to the ride vehicles:
The gag was based purely on lighting. The ghost's head was illuminated by black lighting. A light inside the hatbox he held would rhythmically illuminate and hide the head in the hatbox, while, in tandem, the actual head on the ghost's shoulders would be hidden by extinguishing the black lighting.
The Hatbox Ghost was installed inside The Haunted Mansion and in place for cast member (park employee) previews on the nights of August 7 and 8, 1969.[3] Almost immediately, it became apparent that the effect had failed, as ambient light in the attraction's attic scene prevented the specter's face from disappearing fully, despite the turning off of its designated spotlight. Attempts were made to remedy technical problems, but the effect wasn't convincing enough, and the ghost was decommissioned after a few months. A photo of the figure in situ is featured on the Doombuggies.com website.[1] And on the DVD, "Disneyland Resort: Imagineering the Magic," Senior Vice President of Creative Development at Walt Disney Imagineering Tony Baxter displays an attraction maintenance slip that lists the original Hatbox Ghost.
While it is unknown what became of The Hatbox Ghost, there are speculations as to his fate. One report claims that its parts were recycled into one of the Eagle Sam audio-animatronics used in the America Sings attraction which opened at Disneyland in 1974.[4] But this seems unlikely, in view of the simplicity of the design and construction of The Hatbox Ghost.[5] A second Hatbox Ghost was produced for but never installed in Walt Disney World's Haunted Mansion. The whereabouts of this figure remain a mystery as well. However, the head on the pop-up ghoul that is seen as guests depart the Disneyland Haunted Mansion's interior cemetery scene is identical to that of the original Hatbox Ghost.[6]
In 2009, the Hatbox Ghost appeared repeatedly in art and souvenirs created for the 40th anniversary of The Haunted Mansion, in response to fan interest in the character. Artists Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily crafted their version of a life-sized replica of The Hatbox Ghost[7] that was auctioned for $9,400 at the first D23 Expo, held in September of the same year.[8] In addition, The Hatbox Ghost was the official "spooksperson" for Disneyland Resort's 2009 O-pin House pin trading event[9] and Haunted Holidays celebration.[10]
In July 2010, director Guillermo del Toro, participating in a panel discussion at Comic-Con, announced his involvement as cowriter and producer in a new film based on The Haunted Mansion attraction. He stated that, in his version of the ride's story, The Hatbox Ghost will be a pivotal character.[11]
In August 2013, at the 2013 D23 Expo, a new Hatbox Ghost animatronic was displayed at the Journey Into Imagineering exhibit. Contrary to the original figure's hunched over appearance, this figure stood straight and tall, and did not hold a hatbox. There had been no word from Disney on whether the figure was built solely for the D23 exhibit, or whether the figure would make an appearance in the attraction at some point.[12]
On April 10, 2015, it was officially confirmed that the Hatbox Ghost will return to Disneyland's Haunted Mansion in May 2015. It was later announced that the first day of the character's return will be May 9, 2015.[13]
The 2015 incarnation of the Hatbox Ghost is a new animatronic, but is designed to resemble the original. The new version's face is an animation that is projected onto the figure, similarly to Constance the Bride. The character looks back and forth and narrows his eyes before his head dissolves into mist and vanishes. As the head vanishes, a chuckle can be heard. The head then appears inside the hatbox before disappearing again. This time, there is no chuckle and the head vanishes into the shadows without any mist. The Hatbox Ghost's movements have also been changed from his original incarnation. The original prop contained a motor in its wrist that caused the ghost's right hand to fidget and shake like a feeble old man. The 2015 Hatbox Ghost moves his entire arm in a slow circle. The hatbox also moves, rocking back and forth as if it were being blown by a light breeze. Lastly, the Hatbox Ghost's colors have been drastically changed from the original version. Originally, the Hatbox Ghost prop was almost entirely white, so that it would glow with an eerie blue tint under a black light. The 2015 Hatbox Ghost is dressed in black clothing that causes him to blend into the shadows but contains hints of white so that it is still visible
Nog een leuke site hierover: http://www.thehatboxghost.com/thehatboxghost.html
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That it was all started by a mouse. (Walt Disney)
That it was all started by a mouse. (Walt Disney)
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Prins Adam
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Is dit niet geweldig!!
Talking Animatronics Disney "Inside Out" Parade Float
Talking Animatronics Disney "Inside Out" Parade Float
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That it was all started by a mouse. (Walt Disney)
That it was all started by a mouse. (Walt Disney)
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D-Tekenaar
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Hey dit zijn wel de beste animatronics gezien heb !
Dat ziet er echt wel heel indrukwekkend uit !
Dat ziet er echt wel heel indrukwekkend uit !