The Disneyland of Walt's Imagination: The Walt Disney Family Museum 

I agree Connie!

Same

Omg same!!

Yep. So very used to walt's voice sounding disorted and spooky

me to

I was expecting the pitch to deeper, when I didn’t it sounded so weird lol

Roy Martin maybe he would have had the 10 more years but Walt loved to smoke. People would even have to photoshop cigarettes out of pictures. In the end he died a good man that everyone should look up too.

@@amberpasta9379 valid points Amber. I guess because I went through with it winth my Grandfather it hit home in the moment. But, you're right we lost him and you reminding me to stay positive is exactly what the spirit of Disney would be proud of. Thanks and have and good night!

Roy Martin I’m sorry about your grandpa but I’m sure he lived his life to the best of his ability. We need to have more people like Walt or your grandpa to see how we should appreciate “the little things” because sometimes “the little things” are what makes a biggest differences. I hope you have a good night too.

pasta thanks! When I was 6 my Grandparents took me to Disneyland for my birthday. On Pirates, he pretended he was shot by a pirate and I thought it was real, he would years later tell me about how fast my heart was beating out of my chest, Haha! Thanks for the chat, you're a introspective young lady.

Same, it was so relaxing somehow

Also, my *only* complaint about that museum is that it ends on a truly sad note (like you leave wanting to cry). Walt is all about progress and the whole museum pushes the idea of constantly building and progressing, and I felt like leaving off on Walt’s death is a finality not progress. I felt like they need 1 more room to show “the Disney of tomorrow” that would come after Walt’s death. I get that the room would have to be kept up to date, but both times I’ve been to that museum they changed several things around, so it seems like they don’t have much of a problem changing things anyways. The second time I went, for example, I was looking for the 101 Dalmatians exhibits and they had removed them even though they had had a small section the first time (just a tiny example, many other things had changed). It’s only my opinion. But if you’re in nor cal, it’s definitely worth the money and time (I think we were there for about 4 hours). Plus, they have a second “special” highlighted museum that constantly changes that’s in a different building. It doesn’t take as long to see.

Only 1 more year!

@@OffhandDisney iknow I can't wait

Also anyone going soon the Special exhibit is the tribute to walt's 9 old men animators. It costs extras and no pictures allowed at all but totally worth it

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I was!

Whaaaaaaaaaa We did the first candlelight tour of the night. That’s crazy!

Two total stranger on the internet. Both go to the same place in the same night. It’s a small world after all.

(I know you don’t go too often but more than I thought I could living out of state.)