Cinderella Castle

Let’s get lost in the world of fantasy! Have you ever been somewhere that you enjoyed a lot? A place where children smile, beaming in bliss and adults flying back to their childhood innocence. A place where you seem to walk into the movies of your childhood memories, those movies that you watched hoping to become one of those beautiful princesses or one of those brave heroes. A place that promises that dreams come true. I remembered my first trip to Disneyland in Tokyo, Japan last year quite well

bakery items such as sweet, scrumptious apple pies. Taking the path straight down Main Street, U.S.A, I saw the beautiful Cinderella Castle surrounded by the vast diversity of flowers and their vivid colors. Cinderella’s Castle was as tall as the Eiffel Tower. It had lovely architecture and was painted with beautiful blue and white colors. Once I passed by Cinderella’s Castle, I spotted a place entitled Frontierland with rustic, old looking buildings. There were a variety of commodities to

to life right before your eyes as each float went by. The dragon from Shrek actually spit fire, the detail was out of this world. They were all so amazing I didn't want to blink an eye. Close your eyes and imagine looking at the beautiful Disney castle lit in shades of red, green, blue, and pink then POW! Fireworks of every shape and color start shooting into the dark sky in the background. Some were just straight lines of neon colors; others were all shapes and white. While watching them I was

In Kingdom Keepers: Disney at Dawn by Ridley Pearson, Kingdom Keeper Finn searches for Jez in the Animal Kingdom. First of all, the Kingdom Keepers are five kids who were chosen to be DHIs (Disney Host Interactives). Secretly, the Disney Imagineers programmed the DHIs so that the human would become their DHI when they fall asleep and wake up in the Magic Kingdom to defeat the evil group of brigands called Overtakers. The Overtakers are Disney villains that try to usurp the park. The Kingdom Keepers

reached their mid-twenties; heading towards their respective adult lives. Then I heard the words most kids wanted to hear “We’re going to Disney World”. I remember such a great feeling of joy. I was going to Disney World. I would get to see Cinderella’s Castle and Space Mountain. I knew that this was going to be a vacation to remember. We were told that we would be staying at the Nickelodeon Resort for five days, during which we would go sightseeing, and visit both Disney World and Universal studios.

Thomas Kinkade created a painting called "A new day at Cinderella castle. He created the painting in 2007 and published the painting that year. The location of this artwork was created at the Thomas Kinkade studio in Morgan Hill, CA. Thomas Kinkade put his entire life savings to his paintings. Thomas was dedicated and hard working with his paintings he created over the years. In this picture “A new day at Cinderella Castle” at Walt Disney World. I am going to explain the colors and lighting

magical horse carriage when they think of Cinderella. This is just one of many variants of the world famous Cinderella stories. The Cinderella story is different and alike in many ways. From the American version, Egyptian version, Korean, version, Irish version, and lastly, the Italian version, The story of Cinderella really shows how culture affects the story. Although most of these have commonalities, they also have it’s differences and and plots. The Cinderella stories have many things in common.

Cinderella For centuries children have been familiar with fairy tales. The fantasy of the fairy tales allows children to have an imagination. Children gain their imagination from these stories, based off of the characters and the adventures they go on. One particular fairy tale that many children enjoy, is Cinderella. According to Anne T. Donahue’s article “9 Cinderella Stories You Might Not Know” which was published in the March 13, 2015 Refinery29, “Cinderella has come a long way from its origins

Prince Charming and Cinderella move away from their beloved Castle, even though that place has always been home to them it’s time for a new start. Cinderella is not to happy about moving. She’s always just been in one place, and now she has to leave. She’s still unsure if this is what’s best but they both needed a fresh start and moving was the only way they could have a fresh start. Prince Charming is excited to be moving but is aware that Cinderella is not happy. He thinks to himself “was this

In this passage from her poem Cinderella, Anne Sexton clearly asserts her disbelief in fairytales by mocking the classic tale. The first example of Sexton’s negative view is the repetition of the word “never.” Never is repeated in the passage four times, and each time is an example of a real relationship that Cinderella and her prince will never have. Sexton is mocking the supposed “happily ever after” that takes place. Cinderella will never be “bothered by diapers or dust” (103), meaning that she