From Poets Cross, California, you're listening to the Disneyland edition of the Dizz Unplugged.

Welcome to the Dizz Unplugged Ground Table Discussion Disneyland edition for the week of August 2nd,

2012. I'm your host Tom Bell, and I'm join by our Disneyland team, Nancy Johnson, Wayne

Toygo, Mary Jo Malata-Willy, and Tony Spatel. In this segment, Mary Jo is going to review the

new exhibit over at the Disney Gallery. Now, tell me again with the Nick Crowning, something...

The name of the exhibit is called Crowning Achievements, creating councils for magical

kingdoms. Is it fit on a side? Yeah, Disney has a way of making everything fit, you know that.

But I wanted to start this off by saying, well, you know, back in 1933, they had that classic short film

called Yielding Days with making many, and Walt Disney used a castle in that story, as well as his

first featured films, Snow White. Many fairy tales that have castles, and his weekly Disney

television show also began with the view of the castle. So it's really no surprise that each of

the Disney Parks features a castle, whether it be our own charming Sleeping Beauty castle at the

Disneyland Park, or if I'll say it, magnificent Cinderella castle. It's a beautiful castle,

so I have to give it that. At the Walt Disney World in Florida, even though I've never been inside

of it, even to the Disney Parks in Europe and Asia, you know, they have their Sleeping Beauty and

Cinderella castles over there. Indeed, the castle, the Disney castle icon has grown to represent the

Disney and Disney Parks throughout the world. So now at the Disneyland Park, there's a new exhibit

located at the gallery next to the Opera House on Main Street that pays homage to the Disney

castles, and the Disney exhibit, as we said, is called crowning achievement, creating castles for

magical kingdoms. And it has a model of the Sleeping Beauty Castle in Disneyland Paris in the middle,

and original paintings as well as prints, framed tiles, posters, mosaics, and different other

art forms. There are also castle-inspired pieces of jewelry, scarves, and clothing there,

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