a dream is a wish your heart makes

[vintagedisneyworld]

Chip ‘n Dale making their way through Liberty Square at Walt Disney World at the 1971 Christmas Parade, in matching Herbie the Love Bug cars!

[breadandolives]

[thoughtfullyrandom]

Some of the best friends in the world. (at Epcot)

[vspo]

5 years ago today!

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Five years ago this week I took my first steps on the journey of a life time! So many amazing opportunities have come my way and I am so lucky to still be living the dream and coming to work happy as a clam 💖 #grateful (at Walt Disney's Magic Kingdom)

[n-or-way]

[sabonhomeblog]

[bruwho]

[michaelschauerphoto]

[areasonablydressedwoman]

[basdos]

[sassydw]

[vspo]

🌸happiness is where you are🌻 . . . . 🎥 @eowphotography #festivaloffantasy (at Walt Disney's Magic Kingdom)

[vintagedisneyworld]

Liberty Square with the Haunted Mansion in the distance in 1979

[themeparkart]

“Cinderella’s Castle” Elmer Plummer, 1967

It’s always a pleasure to imagine what could-have-been in the theme park world, and today’s piece is a fun look at how Magic Kingdom’s crowning icon could have turned out a bit differently. This concept from artist Elmer Plummer features a Cinderella’s Castle that sports a chunkier build and more towers, certainly more along the lines of the castle seen in the 1950 animated film. Also of note: the grander second floor entrance, flanked on either side by sweeping staircases. However, the art also shows clear early views of the final version, with the tallest tower and, of course, the clock.

Art ©️Disney

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..because happy is what happens when all your dreams come true.. . . . . 📸 @eowphotography (at Walt Disney's Magic Kingdom)

[vspo]

..because happy is what happens when all your dreams come true.. . . . . 📸 @eowphotography (at Walt Disney's Magic Kingdom)

[leonard-loves-disney]

I miss my Princess