The third Trilogy of Forgotten Disney
From magical movies
To unforgettable characters
From the thrill of attractions
To the comfort of your home
You can always count on something new and exciting from Disney
Enj...
*Puts PS 4 controller down and puts hair up in a ponytail*
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Let's gets down to Hun business! Head on!
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Time to quit playing Kingdom Hearts 3 and finish this chapter now.
Okay so we all know that Walt Disney built Disneyland because he wanted a theme park that was for the family, clean and quality. And he hated the fact of state fairs.
Until it happened...in 1996.
Disney wanted to get involved in State Fairs.
And before you ask: yes this was in the Michael Eisner era.
Rewrite: Yes, same guy and "Fear of a name increases fear of the thing itself." So HA! I'm not afraid!
Sparky: Undaunted.
Rewrite: Back to the topic:
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The Disney Fair will make its first public appearance Sept. 6 in Seattle at the Puyallup Fair. It will be moved there -- and to subsequent stops on the tour -- by a caravan of more than 100 big-rig trucks. Its 150 full-time employees -- performers, technicians and others -- and 250 to 300 locally hired technicians will put on five performances a day, seven days a week, through Sept. 22 at the major Washington fair. They'll do so in three giant tents that collectively contain more than 100,000 square feet of covered space.
