Adventureland

A couple of summers ago, I went to adventureland with my friend kaiti. She was my best friend at the time. Her family invited me to come along free. We had an awesome day! It all started bright and early. They came and picked me up and we headed to adventureland. It was such a long car ride. On the way we watched Alice In Wonderland and Vampires suck. When we arrived there it started to rain. I was not very happy. Kaiti made me go on a rollercoaster for the first time ever! It was very scary i have

Another time was when I went to California to see my uncle. We went skateboarding, swimming and other places like the aquarium and parks. Out of all this places it's the small trips that mean so much to me. I really loved going to Valley Fair, Adventureland and Worlds Of Fun. My second favorite is family. I love my

entrance to embody a euphoric restoration of the conventional American main street. The goal was that people would walk down “Main Street, USA” and want to discover more by going to the other 4 different “dream lands,” he had creted: Fantasyland, Adventureland, Frontierland, and Tomorrowland. Fantasyland was created to be more child orientated, where all of Disney’s

Disneyland is the most magical place in the world. A day at Disney is equal to a lifetime of fun! With all the rides, shops, and shows, which are only to name a few attractions, you are guaranteed to have the time of your life! One day Walt Disney had a dream; it was a dream far beyond anyone’s imagination. It was a place where children and adults could have fun together. The more and more he thought about his idea of a “magical park”, the more imaginative and elaborate it became. He first started

Coney Island and Disneyland are two historical representations of pleasurable pastimes where Americans could go to temporarily leave behind their stereotypical duties and rigid social conduct. The American culture in the late nineteenth century to the twentieth century was a time period where Americans were establishing standards on ways to act and live in America. These standards combined the idea of happiness with socially acceptable behavior. Over time the American Dream became more defined, where

Lucy Tonic Blog: Top 10 Varies Top 10 Soundtracks from 2000-2010 5/4/15 Top 10 Soundtracks from 2000-2010 My definition of a great soundtrack is one that you can play straight through, discovering new tracks while enjoying old classics. Here is a list of the top ten soundtracks from 2000-2010 (for the top five indie soundtracks from this decade, click here.) Number Ten: Accepted Released in 2006, the Accepted soundtrack sounds modern all around despite containing a couple classic tracks

elegant castle at Be Our Guest restaurant. With a belly full of French food, I would continue to tour the park and ride some of my favorite classic attractions like Peter Pan’s Flight and It’s A Small World. After several more rides, I would walk to Adventureland and get my favorite dessert, a Dole Whip Float, which is an icy cold mouth-watering treat of creamy ice cream and tangy pineapple juice. As the park transitions to nighttime, I would find a bench on Main Street and watch the vibrant colors burst

live if you have small family because of the places that are surrounding it. There's Davenport where many people go shopping for clothes at their malls, or if you are looking for some fun there Des Moines where they have a fun water park name "Adventureland". Dubuque is also good for going on walks in the early mornings and not being crowned by all the people on the side walk. It makes driving easier because there is rarely any traffic. Usually everyone is at work during the day and the streets

Disney: The Culture Behind the Park The lifecycle of Disney begins with a great story. The story of Disney itself is filled with characters, costumes, and lessons. Disney is known to usually start as a movie and eventually becomes books, merchandise, sequels, TV shows, and of course theme park rides. The fantasy world itself and what the theme parks offer is what specifically catches the visitor’s attention to want to come back again. Throughout all of Disney advertisements regarding their

The first misstep is the design of the theme park itself with its “themed lands”. Lands such as Tomorrowland and Fantasyland can transcend cultures, whereas, lands such as Main Street, USA, Frontierland, and even Adventureland do not. The second misstep lies with the attractions themselves. Some classic attractions that are popular and guest favorites in Disneyland and the Magic Kingdom do not translate well or make sense in other cultures. The third misstep is Disney’s