Disneyland Informative Speech

The audience is startled when Mickey is trying to hide the fact that he does not know what a dictionary is. This shows that Mickey is not well educated compared to Eddie.

child. Mickey is the last of 8 children in total, so he will have had

Relevance: Walt Disney created Disneyland and Disneyworld because he believed that people who rushed to grow up were selling themselves short. He invented the theme parks in order to bring out the inner child in you, no matter your age.

Many people have heard of Disney World and some have even visited there. But do these people know the many secrets that lie hidden.

When Mickey dies, Frank is not even particularly concerned, and says “One of our prayers is surely powerful because next summer Mickey himself is carried off by the galloping consumption and he doesn’t get a day off from school and that will surely teach him a lesson”

Benson, Morgan , and Kit Benson. "Walt Disney." Find A Grave. N.p., 1 Jan. 2001. Web. 21 Apr. 2017. .

Mickey was a very humble and caring individual, he did not like all the publicity he received, not because of his shyness, but because he never thought of himself as some kind of superhero or someone who was the best at what they did, he always kept it in the back of his mind that there was someone working twice as hard as him to be the best. Mickey never accepted the fact that what he did was good enough. Even these last few months he gave it all he could possibly give.

 “Ahoy, I’m Mickey!” Natalie says, and I have only a few seconds to come up with

This special secret, it seems to me, can be summarized in four C’s. They are curiosity, confidence, courage, and constancy, and the greatest of these is confidence. When you believe in a thing, believe in it all the way.” These are the words of Walt Disney, a man with an unlikely success story, which can be greatly attributed to his never-lacking confidence. CHILDHOODAfter being a part of the Red Cross overseas in 1918 at age 16, Disney returned home and began working in commercial art. He created a small company named “Laugh-O-Grams”. The people in Kansas City loved his short animations. However, his company soon fell under with debt and went bankrupt. That was not going to stop him. He started anew in Hollywood, of all places, where he and his brother worked on the “Alice Comedies”, which had by the way already failed him a couple times before. Walt’s confidence that these comedies would eventually succeed payed off, when a New York distributor named Margaret Winkler offered them a deal. Several years later, and after marrying one of his employees, Disney created “Steam boat Willie” which was an instant success. After this, the sky was the limit for Disney. He made his dream come true and created Disneyland, which opened in 1955. When going bankrupt in Kansas City, Disney easily could have given up with his dream and gotten some regular

Many other competing companies and businesses have adopted the great service that defines Disney. To create such a well brand at Disney, Former Imagineer vice Chairman Marty Sklar designed Mickey’s 10 commandments. These 10 commandments are used to set the perfect setting. The first commandment is “Know your audience, understand who will be using the setting within. “Wear your guest’s shoes” is the second; meaning to experience what is going on as a customer to further improve the brand. The third commandment is “Organize the flow of people and ideas” which creates a story based on an order and design of a guests’ movement. “Create a wienie” is the fourth; a “wienie” is a visual magnet. This commandment is meant to attract guests visually to get their attention. The fifth is “communicate with visual literacy” which is used to not only express the setting with words and language but also through visual representations such as color, theme, and shapes. “Avoid overload--create

Even though Mickey Mouse is a money making franchise for Disney, Chinese people are thrilling to follow this famous “Americanized” creation.

Mickey played for the New York Yankees in the MLB (Marlin 1). He played numerous positions like center field and he pitched to (Marlin 9). He started playing in the MLB in 1953 (¨Mickey¨,UXL). He could throw with either hand as well (¨Mickey¨,UXL). He was married to a beautiful woman named Merlyn (¨Mickey¨,UXL). Just like me, his favorite sport was baseball (Marlin 9). At the time Mickey was the best player on the Yankees (Marlin 9). During the season his grandfather died of cancer (Marlin 11). He also lost two uncles with cancer (Marlin 13). He played other sports like basketball and football (Marlin 15). He was a point guard in basketball, and a halfback in football (Marlin 58). His first year they went to the world series, but they lost to the Dodgers (Marlin 60). At the end of that game, Mickey won the triple crown (Marlin 65).

When the subject of the Disney Enterprises is brought up, one often thinks of cartoons, musicals or other movies, amusement parks, and famous characters such as Mickey Mouse.

Such as, what are some of the weirdest deaths to ever occur at Disneyland? What conspiracy theories have some people come up with? The last thing is, what are the strangest rules that Disneyland workers has to follow? These are the questions i have that i would like to find answers

After losing everything, Walt and Ubbe decided to create another cartoon character now known as Mickey. After creating a series of short cartoons Mickey became the world’s most popular cartoon character in the 1930s. Walt created his first full-length animated musical feature in the production of “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” which exceeded over $1,400,000 in profit (IMDb, 2010). Throughout 1937-1947 he continued to create full-length movies such as “Pinocchio”, “Fantasia”, “Dumbo”, and “Bambi”. Following his cartoon success, Walt