Creations Shop is EPCOT’s flagship merchandise location, occupying a prominent position in the park’s World Celebration neighborhood. Open, bright, and unmistakably modern, the store is one of the clearest physical expressions of EPCOT’s multiyear transformation from the divided Future World layout into the World Celebration, World Discovery, and World Nature neighborhoods. Disney describes the shop … Read more
Crystal Arts is one of the most distinctive specialty shops on Main Street, U.S.A. at Magic Kingdom. While many Walt Disney World retail locations focus on apparel, plush toys, and general souvenirs, Crystal Arts feels closer to an old-fashioned artisan workshop. Its display cases are filled with handblown glass, cut crystal, porcelain pieces, jewelry, figurines, … Read more
Davy Crockett Explorer Canoes was an attraction at the Magic Kingdom. The attraction allowed visitors to paddle their own canoes along a scenic river in Frontierland, while taking in the sights and sounds of the surrounding wilderness. During the experience, guests were seated in large wooden canoes that are modeled after the ones used by … Read more
Delta Dreamflight was an omnimover ride in the Magic Kingdom’s Tomorrowland from 1989-1996. The attraction originally opened on June 23, 1989, and was sponsored by Delta Air Lines, which is why it was named “Delta Dreamflight.” The attraction featured impressive audio-animatronic figures, immersive sets, and special effects that brought the aviation history to life. From … Read more
“Dick Tracy starring in Diamond Double-Cross” was a live stage show that took place at Disney’s Hollywood Studios (formerly known as Disney-MGM Studios). It ran from 1990 to 1991.The show was inspired by the popular comic strip and movie, “Dick Tracy,” and it brought the action and adventure of the character to life on stage. … Read more
Dino-Sue is a life-size replica of a Tyrannosaurus Rex located at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. It’s an educational exhibit that showcases a detailed reconstruction of a T-Rex skeleton, providing guests with a glimpse into the prehistoric era. Dino-Sue aims to engage and educate visitors about the fascinating world of dinosaurs while they explore the DinoLand U.S.A. … Read more
DINOSAUR was one of the original headliner attractions at Disney’s Animal Kingdom and, for nearly three decades, one of Walt Disney World’s most intense dark rides. Located inside the Dino Institute in DinoLand U.S.A., the attraction sent guests on a turbulent expedition into the Cretaceous Period aboard a 12-seat Time Rover. The mission was presented … Read more
Dinosaurs Live! was a short-lived parade and street show presented at Disney-MGM Studios during the early 1990s. Rather than featuring scientifically accurate prehistoric creatures, the production brought the Sinclair family from the ABC television sitcom Dinosaurs into the park. The series, developed from an idea by Jim Henson, followed an ordinary suburban family of anthropomorphic … Read more
Discovery Island was one of the most unusual attractions ever operated at Walt Disney World: an entire 11.5-acre island in the middle of Bay Lake devoted to exotic birds, animal exhibits, lush botanical environments, and conservation. Long before Disney’s Animal Kingdom opened, guests could board a boat, cross the lake, and spend several hours exploring … Read more
Discovery Island Carnivale was a lively street-party experience presented in the central hub of Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Staged near the outdoor performance area across from Flame Tree Barbecue, the entertainment offering transformed Discovery Island into an interactive celebration filled with musicians, dancers, stilt walkers, colorful costumes, and spontaneous audience participation. Rather than functioning as a … Read more