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Guests staying at the Walt Disney World resorts in 1987 might have found this flier waiting in their room. It touts one of the benefits of staying on-property – reserved dining at the resort’s exclusive restaurants! I love the sense of classiness the flier’s graphics imply. The tuxedoed waiter serves wine over candlelight; the […] While character meals are now a huge cash cow for Disney, and getting reservations for lunch with Pooh and Princesses has become something of a bloodsport for harried parents, character breakfasts from days of yore were much fewer and far between. You could have a quiet breakfast with Mickey and company on the Empress […] Last weekend, Bob Allen and Carl Bongirno hosted Her Imperial Majesty Shahbanou Farah Pahlavi and her official party for a briefing and update on World Showcase. The Empress of Iran and her party visited the Magic Kingdom early Saturday evening before departing for a formal dinner on the Empress Lilly where she was joined by […] Fort Wilderness Resort, 1988 I’m sorry that things have been a little mappy lately, but they’re just so darn interesting. I promise I’m working on some meatier stories, though. Time takes time! In any case, we’re at Fort Wilderness in 1988. You may or may not know of my intense love for Fort Wilderness, but […] EPCOT Center, 1989 This one’s for Hoot Gibson. Is there really anything I can say? Horizons. Motion. Imagination. Seas. Kitchen Kabaret. Radok screens. Cronkite. Where’d I put the time machine… Related Posts…The World of MotionThose Were The Days, My Friends…Maps! The Magic Kingdom, 1989Maps! The Disney-MGM Studios, 1989The Progress City Radio Hour – Episode 59 – Energy! |
 From the Progress City archives comes this collection of 33 tall tales and true from Disney history. Available in paperback, hardback, and ebook formats.  |
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