Princess Susi wrote:Not sure Wombat! Let's get hobie on that one..I have no ideas floating through my head right now...need my meds...must have meds...reaches for bottle...gulp! gulp! Okay better now...Let's see if we can come with a good logo for:
The Year of No Promotions!
Perfect!!hobie16 wrote:
Celebration Roundup and Barbecue at Big Thunder Ranch?... Hmmm What will it do to the Happiest Birthdays at Plaza Inn... I'm gonna have to find out...glendalais wrote:Here are a few things that have also come to light about this new promotion:
All DLR and WDW CMs will be scheduled training at their respective Disney Universities, in order to acclimate themselves to this new promotion, much like what happened when the Year of a Million Dreams first started.
Here at the DLR, Big Thunder Ranch will be reopening as a restaurant at Disneyland Park :D: . Under the name "Celebration Roundup and Barbecue at Big Thunder Ranch".
Apparently, we will begin to sell the Mickey Mouse balloons without the surrounding mylar 'bubble'. With the predominance of balloons in this celebration, ODV/ODF Vendors, you may start crying at this time :p: .
A new street show, Celebrate You, will be debuting on Main Street USA at Disneyland Park and the Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World.
Nametags: I've heard conflicting stories on this. Some are saying that we won't be getting new nametags since we're still being advertised as Disneyland Resort/Walt Disney World Resort: Where Dreams Come True, and we both have anniversaries coming up that would merit new nametags (DLR's 55th in 2010, and WDW's 40th in 2011). Though some are saying that we will, I guess we'll find out soon, lol.
I'm very excited about this. It seems like Marketing has finally done something right :D: .
Ah, so the balloons will finally go back to the classic look.glendalais wrote:Apparently, we will begin to sell the Mickey Mouse balloons without the surrounding mylar 'bubble'.
People with allergies to latex aren't going to like this. One of the good things about the mylar balloon bubble is that other than the nipple at the bottom where the balloon was filled and tied the latex was covered so accidental contact with the balloon due to wind or something won't result in an allergic reaction. Some people are so severely allergic to latex that even a passing touch from a latex ballon will cause a reaction.Disneyguy85 wrote:Ah, so the balloons will finally go back to the classic look.
The Mickey balloons first started to have that "bubble" around them when the new Tomorrowland of 1998 opened. It was supposed to look like the mickey head had a space helmet. Then, the new look just stuck around for years after.
So, finally the Mickey balloons will be back to the way they were before 1998.
Oh, and you gotta love the fine print message on some of those celebration pages;
"Disney does not condone the release of balloons into the environment"
IN YOUR DREAMS darph! :D: :D: :D: What are you smokin out there in Tx?darph nader wrote:I'll be friggin RICH)
When you become "friggin RICH," I want 3 pages of stamps! LOL jk :) You are certifiable my friend. :p:Disneyguy85 wrote:Ah, so the balloons will finally go back to the classic look.
The Mickey balloons first started to have that "bubble" around them when the new Tomorrowland of 1998 opened. It was supposed to look like the mickey head had a space helmet. Then, the new look just stuck around for years after.
So, finally the Mickey balloons will be back to the way they were before 1998.
Oh, and you gotta love the fine print message on some of those celebration pages;
"Disney does not condone the release of balloons into the environment"
3 pages of stamps??? are you kiddingMain Streeter wrote:IN YOUR DREAMS darph! :D: :D: :D: What are you smokin out there in Tx?
When I become RICH, I'll get you your own mail truck. (my sister works for the Postal service here)