Showing posts with label disneyland paris. Show all posts
Showing posts with label disneyland paris. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Disneyland Paris Update - Magical Moments Festival Videos



Disneyland Paris Magical Moments Festival began last month and the park released a series of short videos about what's new at DLP for the new season. The first one will show you a bit of Mickey's Magical Celebration, the new show on Central Plaza, and quite a good show, by the way.




The next video shows the Disney Dance Express, going up or down Main Street to Central Plaza several times each day. Basically, it's the same train than the previous years, with new colors and music, and of course always with Disney characters.




"Tarzan, la Rencontre" the show at Chapparal Stage in the back of Frontierland is back this summer, from June 1 until September 4. It's a good show, very popular, and if you're coming at DLP this summer, don't miss it!




In Adventureland, "Following the Leader with Peter Pan" is playing each day and is a cute new show that children will love.





New at Disney Village the "Little Circus" will play this summer each friday at 18.30 pm and 20h.30 pm, saturday at 18.30, 20.30 and 22.00 pm and sunday at 16.30, 18.30 and 20.30 pm.




Some news about the Princess meet and greet pavilion near the exit of It's a Small World: Although it is supposed to be part of the Magical Moments Festival the park don't communicate on an opening date as it is still under constructio, but apparently it won't open before August and it might be a bit later if there is some delay.

Videos: copyright Disney

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

" Squaring the Circle " or : What you need to know to understand DLP management



Since DLP Big Thunder Mountain accident last monday most of the comments whether on D&M or on other websites complain - or even accused - about DLP "supposed" bad maintenance of the park. The whole story is much more complicated than that and i'd like to take a minute or two to explain you why you shouldn't blame DLP management - specially before we know precisely the reason of the accident.

Let's begin by the beginning, i.e back almost 20 years ago, when the financial problems of the park began. When Disneyland Paris - at that time still called EuroDisney - opened, everyone celebrated the opening of a gorgeous Magic Kingdom. From the first year the park was a huge success and became instantly, not only the most visited place in France but also in Europe with more than 11M guests visiting the park. The park was so popular that DLP decided to build as quick as possible new rides.

However, in the next years problems on the financial situation of EuroDisney began and the good question is: why? Why a place which was the most visited place in Europe had this financial problem. The answer is in one word: Hotels. From day one DLP had seven hotels built on site, including the Davy Crockett Ranch. Right now the hotels are doing fine but at the beginning it was different. So, seven hotels from day one, not one or two, SEVEN! Many voices shouted "Fools!" to the management, knowing that there was so many hotels in Paris that building seven on-site hotels was going to be a financial failure.

So, why the WDC decided to build seven hotels on the site when they could have simply built only two, and more afterwards if necessary? Two words: Michael Eisner. You, see, Eisner, who was as we know WDC CEO at that time has always been a "wannabe architect". For those of you who don't understand what a "wannabe" is, it means that a person has always wished to be something that, sometime she succeed to be, or, most of the time, she never succeed to be. In the case of Eisner, he became the CEO of a big company, but never an architect.

So what did Michael when it was time to design hotels for the DLP project? He hired some of the best architects - and probably some of his favorites - and asked them to design great buildings for DLP hotels resort. The hotels section of the project was one on which he had the final cut and having them designed by the best architects was his way to live his "wannabe" dream to be an architect. And it would have not be a problem if Eisner had decided to build only two hotels, but instead seven hotels were built which means a huge maintenance cost, not to mention the salary cost of all the people working at the seven hotels.

Right now the hotels are doing really well, but back in 1992 it was not the case at all. And what had to happen happened: the hotels costs were a burden in DLP accounts and Michael Eisner's dream was finally responsible of the beginning of DLP financial problems. Eisner never admits his responsability but he was not the kind of guy to admit his faults, anyway.

So, first problem, too many hotels from day one. Again, the hotels are doing very well now, the mistake was only to have seven hotels operating from opening day. Then the park decided what was indeed the best thing to do to resolve the problem, i.e to build DLP second gate, the Walt Disney Studios. Good idea, if you have two parks, you necessarily will have more guests spending nights in the hotels. But it's a good idea if the park is just as good as the first one was. And when the WDS opened - and although WDI Imagineers did their absolute best with the money at their disposal - everyone complained, one about the lack of theming, another that it was a half day park, or that there was not enough attractions for young kids, etc...

Mind you, there was many other designs for the WDS but finally the WDC chosen the one we know, probably thinking that "the guests won't see the difference" which is probably the most stupid phrase that any executive can say as the guests always see the difference. And, talking about executives, guess who was WDC CEO at that time and had the final cut on the budget allowed for the WDS? That's right: Michael Eisner. Second mistake, and this one was going to cost a lot to the park. Since then, for all DLP's executives, ruling DLRP is like squaring the circle.

Those of you who have followed DLP financial news might say "wait a minute, i thought that the park had 400 M euros of cash flow at the bank?" That's right that's more or less the amount they have but what you don't know is that they can't use the money just like they want. Each time the park needs money for a new project whether it is, for instance, the new World of Disney Store, or a new attraction, or a big rehab program as they currently do, they need the bank agreement for the needed amount. Considering the park's debt i can understand that the banks wants to make sure that the money will be well spent, but, still, it doesn't make the job easier for DLP management.

So, as you probably understand now, the job of the park is, finally, to find the best way to manage a budget. They need money to build new attractions to have the guests coming back and increase parks, hotels and merchandise revenues AND they need money to transform the WDS in a full-day park AND in the same time they need money for the park maintenance AND they need money to reduce the park's debt to the banks. And it is more complex that we can think as, as we know, if they don't build new rides guests won't come back AND so the resort revenues will not get better AND so they will not have money to reduce the debt with the banks AND so the banks will not accept to give them money to build new rides, etc... As i've said it's almost like squaring the circle, and i can assure you that DLP management is doing absolutely their best, and it's not easy, considering they've inherited of these two major mistakes explained above, mistakes that they are not responsible of.

So, please keep in mind all the complexity of the situation when you'll write your comments, that will be fair for all the people doing their best at DLP.

Monday, April 25, 2011

Serious accident at DLP Big Thunder Mountain - Five guests injured, one seriously hurt - [ Updated 4/26 ]



A serious accident happened today at Disneyland Paris Big Thunder Mountain. Five guests were injured, including one seriously, when one of the fiber glass rocks which moves during the lift C fell down, hitting the guests in the train.

UPDATED 4/26:
According to DLP the faux rock in fact didn't fell directly on the guests. Instead, the rock fell on the track, was hit by BTM locomotive and flying pieces of the rock then hit the five guests aboard the train.

Last news are saying that a piece of fiber glass and wood fell at about 2:50 pm on one of the train wagon. A 38 years old man was seriously hit on his head and was evacuated by helicopter at the Beaujon hospital in the town of Clichy-sur-Seine. The man supposedly has a cranial traumatism which can be really serious.

UPDATED 4/25: A source close to the inquiry said that it was too soon to say if the man will recover but on the other hand a DLP spokeswoman just announced that the man is apparently "out of danger". She also said that Disneyland Paris was taking care of his relatives.

Four others people were slightly hurt and been looked after on location, in the park. Apparenly they were released back in the park after, which would mean they are not too badly hurt. Of course Big Thunder Mountain was closed immediately and will very probably remain closed tomorrow if not the next days while police and park can conduct an inquiry and determine that the ride is safe.

UPDATED 4/26: Considering that BTM was supposed to close for a big refurbishment on May 9 until May 27 chances are that the attraction will not re-open before May 9. Also, please don't attack DLP in your comments about the park's maintenance. I can assure you that DLP is trying to do the best maintenance that they can on the parks, and one of my last update let you know about DLP big refurbishment program which already began. Right now we don't know exactly the reason of the accident and may be the inquiry will determine that it came from a maintenance problem, or may be not. Until then we must give to DLP management the benefit of the doubt as no one knows exactly the reason of the accident. To understand better how the management of DLP is complex, please read my latest article HERE.

UPDATED 4/26: According to a DLP Cast member working at the Silver Spur Steakhouse restaurant "the emergency team reacted extremely quickly. In less than five minutes Frontierland backstage was full of emergency doctors, firemen, police men, etc... and we can say that the emergency teams did a great job" Always according to him who saw everything in Frontierland backstage "the crania traumatism of the guest seriously injured was not a small one". He also heard - before the accident happened - "a guest eating at the restaurant asking if it was normal that a BTM rock in the last lift was not moving as it usually does" which means that some guests apparently noticed that something was going wrong before the accident happened.

For those of you who don't know what is the "lift C" it is the last lift, the one in which you have false rocks moving and the gold mine appearing as it is shown on the WDI rendering below. Of course, as we know, the rocks don't really fall, they're just moving. Except that today one of the rocks really fell down, unfortunately this occured when the train with 25 guests aboard was inside the tunnel.



I will have more news about this dramatic accident tomorrow, and my french readers will find below a short news in french from Le Parisien web site. I've also posted today my regular DLP update and you will find it below or HERE. And below a video (in french) from a french news TV channel with a DLP rep explaining what happened.




"Un élément de décor du Train de la mine de Disneyland Paris s’est décroché lundi après-midi, vers 15 heures, au passage des wagons. «Cela s’est produit vers la fin du parcours de l'attraction, avant le tunnel final», indique une responsable de la communication de la société Eurodisney, confirmant l’information.
L’attraction à sensations, appelée aussi Big Thunder Mountain, est située dans la partie Adventure land du parc principal, à Marne-la-Vallée (Seine-et-Marne).

«Le rocher est tombé sur un wagonnet du petit train qui transportait au total 25 touristes. Il s’agit d’un rocher artificiel fabriqué en résine. Cinq adultes ont été blessés dont un grièvement. Victime d’un traumatisme crânien, cet homme, un Français de 40 ans, a été admis aux urgences de l’hôpital Beaujon, à Clichy-sur-Seine (Hauts-de-Seine). La direction du parc a annoncé que sa famille était prise en charge et hébergée par Eurodisney le temps qu’il restera hospitalisé.

L’attraction est fermée jusqu’à nouvel ordre. Le commissariat de police de Chessy est chargé de l’enquête".

Pictures: copyright Disney

Saturday, April 23, 2011

Three more copies of the Disneyland Paris book available !

I've succeeded to find from the publisher three more copies of the now totally out of stock Disneyland Paris book "From sketch to reality". One is the english edition with the english text and have minor scratch on the spine of the cover, no dust jacket, but is perfectly okay inside, and the two others are perfect copies of the french edition with the text in french and include the dust jacket.

The price is 87 Euros + 15 Euros for the english copy and 150 Euros + 15 Euros for the french edition copies. I've spent a big part of the day looking all around the publisher stock and these are now the very last copies he had. If one of you is interested, send me an email at: lawrence55@wanadoo.fr as it's probably the last chance to get a copy of this great book, so don't miss it!

For more details about the book please look HERE.

EDITED: Sorry, the last english copy is now sold. Only the french copies are still available.

Sunday, April 17, 2011

Disney and more open its vault - Private Sale PART THREE !



As You know i'm a Disney fan since a long time and in one of my previous life as journalist i was invited at many Disney events and park's Grand Opening. Many of you asked me if i had kept interesting press material and collectibles from these events and today i've decided to open my personal "vault" and put on sale in exclusivity for my Disney and more readers rare press collectibles! Some of these collectors have an affordable price, and few others are more expensive as they are really rare collectibles.

How does this private sale works? Very simple: from the moment the collectible you're interested by is still listed below OR if it's not written "ITEM SOLD", it means that it's still available and you can buy it. All prices are in U.S dollars except on the four first items where they are in Euros. If you live in Europe, thanks to the change euro/dollar deduct 30% of the price in dollars to know the price in euros.

How do you order and pay for it? Just email me at: lawrence55@wanadoo.fr and send the payment of the total amount including shipping by Paypal. Paypal payment must be sent to the same email adress: lawrence55@wanadoo.fr

For any questions, just email me at: lawrence55@wanadoo.fr . Please note that sometime i might not be able to answer you immediately but generally i always answer in the next day or so.


There we go for the collectible items! Note that all "press kits or media guides" have a dimension approximately 12.5" x 9.5". There is a lot of different items and from the top you'll find rare press events collector's items about: Disneyland, Disney's California Adventure, Walt Disney World, Epcot, Animal Kingdom, Tokyo Disney Sea, Hong Kong Disneyland, Disneyland Paris, Walt Disney Studios, Disney Animation, and also about Islands of Adventure, Universal Studios, Star Trek Experience, and more!


NO 0-1: DISNEYLAND PARIS, FROM SKETCH TO REALITY, ENGLISH EDITION
Price: $87 - Shipping: $15 - ITEM SOLD!
NOTE: I MAY HAVE ONE MORE COPY FROM THE PUBLISHER SO LET ME KNOW AT: lawrence55@wanadoo.fr IF YOU ARE INTERESTED AT A COPY AND I WILL LET YOU KNOW IF I FIND ONE.


The publisher found one last copy of this great book, now totally out of stock everywhere. The book doesn't have its dust jacket and is in not so bad condition except minor marks on the front and back cover. All the inside pages are in perfect condition except the very last pages, but it's minor (pages are not torn) and the printing didn't suffer. As i am the author the copy will be sign for you, as i always do.

This is the very last english copy available and probably your last chance to find it as reasonable price as the book is sold on Amazon as high as 500$! The price for it is: 87 € + 15€ of flat shipping. Your copy will be sign by me, of course, as i am the author of the bok, as you know. Please go on my DLP book page HERE to know more about this great book.

SORRY, THIS COPY OF THE BOOK WAS SOLD ALMOST INSTANTLY THIS AFTERNOON AND IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE



NO 0-2: DISNEYLAND PARIS, DE L'ESQUISSE A LA CRÉATION, FRENCH EDITION
Price: 250€ - Shipping: 35€ - PLEASE NOTE THAT ON THIS ITEM THE PRICE IS IN EURO CURRENCY!

One of the last copies of the French edition of the book, with the text in french, and the book is in PERFECT CONDITION. The book is the ORIGINAL edition, (2002, and with the dust jacket, of course) very valuable as it is the first printing of the french edition: price is 250 euros, plus 35 euros of registered insured air mail shipping and packing. And if you don't read french i'll be able to send you a Word file of the english text. Of course the copy will be sign for you, as i always do.

Note that the picture below is the one of the english cover, the french cover is the same with the text in french, of course.



NO 0-3: DISNEYLAND PARIS, DE L'ESQUISSE A LA CRÉATION, FRENCH COLLECTOR'S EDITION
Price: 500€ - Shipping: FREE - PLEASE NOTE THAT ON THIS ITEM THE PRICE IS IN EURO CURRENCY!

A very rare copy of the french COLLECTOR'S edition (printed on a luxury paper, gold printing on the cover, including four WDS artwork lithographs, and limited edition of 2000), out of stock since 2002 (i saw that someone is selling this collector's edition for more than 1900 euros on Amazon!). The text is in french and if you don't read french i'll be able to send you a Word file of the english text.

I have two copies of this collector's edition and the copies i have are in perfect condition and have extremely good "numbers" as they are among the "20" or "30" / 2000. The price for a signed collector copy is 500 euros with a free registered insured air mail shipping. Of course the copy will be sign for you, as i always do.



NO 1: WALT DISNEY STUDIOS 2002 GRAND OPENING FANTASTIC PRESS KIT
Price: 180€ - Shipping: 25€- PLEASE NOTE THAT ON THIS ITEM THE PRICE IS IN EURO CURRENCY!

Gorgeous Walt Disney Studios 2002 Grand Opening press kit. The press kit open and have inside four different press books, including one with the WDI official script of each WDS land and attractions! Include the officiel press photo CD! Please note that all text is in FRENCH language. All inside press kits in very good condition.










NO 2: VERY RARE DISNEY'S CALIFORNIA ADVENTURE PROJECT BROCHURE

Price: $35 - Shipping: $15

This extremely rare Disney's California Adventure project brochure is highly collectible. Wy? Because it was done to introduce the Disneyland Resort project and California Adventure years before its opening, and on the brochure you will find renderings showing WDI first concepts or DCA attractions and Grand Californian hotel. Except that these renderings does NOT show the attractions as they are currently built! The brochure actually shows concepts of a Disney's California Adventure that never was! A true collectible!









NO 3: TOON TOWN OPENING PRESS KIT

Price: $20 - Shipping: $15

Rare Toon Town press kit released for the opening of the new land. The press kit open and unfold and Toon Town trolley appear in "3D". Magical press collectible.






NO 4: DISNEY'S CALIFORNIA ADVENTURE GRAND OPENING FUN MAP
Price: $40 - Shipping: $15

This Disney's California Adventure fun map was given to the guests invited to DCA's Grand Opening. The map was originally fold, not rolled, and will be sent like this. Also include, press exclusive DCA opening Disney's Storyteller special issue.








No 5: DISNEYLAND 1960's VIEW-MASTER 3D DISCS
Price: $20 - Shipping: $5

Rare early 60's Disneyland View-master 3D Discs. Include 3 Viewmaster discs with rare 1960's pictures of the park!





NO 6: DISNEYLAND 30TH ANNIVERSARY AND 1981 GRAD NIGHT BUTTONS.

Price: $18 - Shipping: $5

Two rare buttons released for Disneyland 30th Anniversary and the 1981 Grad Night. Sizes: approximately 2.2" and 3.6".




NO 7: WALT DISNEY WORLD 25TH ANNIVERSARY INVITATION AND PRESS KIT
Price: $50 - Shipping: $15

WDW 25th Anniversary special guests Invitation and Press kit, beautiful, include the program/itinerary of the 3 days 25th celebration events, etc...The cover image of the press kit magically changes when you open it. Very rare items.










NO 8: WALT DISNEY WORLD 25TH ANNIVERSARY INVITATION
Price: $40 - Shipping: $10

WDW 25th Anniversary special guests Invitation only, without the press kit, beautiful, include the program/itinerary of the 3 days 25th celebration events, etc...Very rare item. Also include, a Set of WDW press credentials, and even DLP Honey I schrunk the audience Grand Opening credential.








NO 9: WDW 25th ANNIVERSARY MEDIA GUIDE
Price: $50 - Shipping: $15

Fantastic 100 pages document. Not only it details each attraction but part two of this WDW 25th Anniversary media guide have an exclusive 50 pages which details all WDW history. A great collectible piece for any WDW fan.









NO 10: ANIMAL KINGDOM GRAND OPENING PRESS KIT

Price: $40 - Shipping: $15

Beautiful Animal Kingdom Grand Opening press kit. On the front cover the Tree of Life animals are in relief. Also include inside rendering picture of the Tree of Life and Animal Kingdom Grand Opening souvenir map!






NO 11: ANIMAL KINGDOM GRAND OPENING MEDIA GUIDE

Price: $60 - Shipping: $15

Fantastic Animal Kingdom 135 pages Media Guide released only for the Grand Opening. Why is it fantastic? Because descriptions for each attraction (and virtualy for everything in the park) are the WDI original attraction script!! Also include with the book an Animal Kingdom Grand Opening souvenir map.








NO 13: EPCOT MISSION SPACE OPENING PRESS KIT
Price: $25 - Shipping: $18

Great Mission Space press kit, including official pictures of WDI artwork, press material, four beautiful official pictures prints, map of the park, etc...





NO 12: TOKYO DISNEY SEA GRAND OPENING COLLECTOR WATCH
Price: ITEM SOLD!

RARE Tokyo Disney Sea Grand Opening collector's watch, in its original box, perfect condition, never used. Great collector's item.






NO 13: 2002 DISNEY LEGENDS AWARDS CEREMONY BROCHURE
Price: $15 - Shipping: $7

Rare Disney Legends 2002 Awards ceremony brochure. The ceremony happened during Walt Disney Studios Grand Opening and legendary movie directors or singers - like Phil Collins - received a Disney Legends award. Great art-deco brochure design.








NO 14: DISNEYLAND PARIS 2005 CHILDREN CARNIVAL PRESS KIT WITH PHOTO CD
Price: $18 - Shipping: $10

Rare Disneyland Paris 2005 "Children Festival" press kit, which include DLP press photo CD!






NO 15: DISNEYLAND PARIS PARIS MATCH COLLECTOR'S ISSUE

Price: $8 - Shipping: $5

Special DLP collector's issue published in Paris Match magazine with exclusive pictures shot specially for this issue, including pictures with Imagineers.







NO 16: FOUR 1995-1996 ISSUES OF DLP CAST MEMBERS EXCLUSIVE "EN COULISSES" MAGAZINE

Price: ITEM SOLD!

Four issues of Disneyland Paris cast-member magazine issues, full of exclusive park and backstage pictures. These are issues published in 1995-1996 nos: 20, 25, 30, 33




NO 21: SPACE MOUNTAIN GRAND OPENING AND "EN COULISSES" NO 17 SPACE FESTIVAL 1995 ISSUES
Price: $30 - Shipping: $12

A special issue of the cast members exclusive "En Coulisses" magazine was released to celebrate the Grand Opening of DLP's Space Mountain in 1995, with plenty of exclusive pictures of the opening ceremony, Space Mountain construction, etc. Include issue 27 of the "En Coulisses" magazine: with Space Mountain opening a "Festival de l'Espace" happened inside Videopolis with rare genuine items of space discovery coming from NASA.



NO 18: SET OF DISNEYLAND PARIS ENTRANCE CARDS
Price: ITEM SOLD (but i probably have more of the same set so let me know if you're interested)

During DLP early years the entrance ticket was not in paper but in plastic, just like and the size of a credit card, with special image printed on it. They've changed this a looong time ago and these early tickets are now highly collectibles! The price here include seven different DLP 1990's entrance tickets plus the same for Disney Quest AND a rare Peter Pan 3D image! (which changes depending of the angle of view). See picture below.




NO 19: DISNEYLAND PARIS LARGE COLLECTOR PIN'S
Price: $20 - Shipping: $5

Big and Beautiful Disneyland Paris collector's pin's released by Disneyland Paris in a limited edition series. The pin's show Disneyland Paris icons with Sleeping Beauty Castle, Space Mountain, Big Thunder Mountain and Captain Hook's ship. Size: approximately 3" long x 1.7" high. Perfect condition.




NO 20: DISNEYLAND PARIS PHANTOM MANOR COLLECTOR PIN'S
Price: ITEM SOLD!

Beautiful Phantom Manor collector's pin's released by Disneyland Paris in a limited edition series. The pin's show Phantom Manor sign located at the entrance of the attraction. Size: 2" high. Perfect condition.




NO 21: DISNEYLAND PARIS IT'S A SMALL WORLD COLLECTOR PIN'S
Price: $18 - Shipping: $5

Beautiful It's a Small World collector's pin's released by Disneyland Paris in a limited edition series. The pin's show It's a Small World sign located at the entrance of the attraction. Size: approximately 2.4" high. Perfect condition.




NO 22: DISNEYLAND PARIS PETER PAN'S FLIGHT COLLECTOR PIN'S
Price: $18 - Shipping: $5

Beautiful Peter Pan's Flight collector's pin's released by Disneyland Paris in a limited edition series. The pin's show Peter Pan, Captain Hook and the crocodile. Size: approximately 2" high. Perfect condition.




NO 23: WALT DISNEY STUDIOS COLLECTOR PIN'S
Price: ITEM SOLD!

Beautiful Walt Disney Studios collector's pin's released by Disneyland Paris. Size: 2" high. Perfect condition.




NO 24: DISNEYLAND PARIS "SONG OF THE SOUTH" COLLECTOR PIN'S
Price: $25 - Shipping: $5

Beautiful Song of the South collector's pin's released by Disneyland Paris in a limited edition series. The pin's includes a picture of Walt in the center. Size: approximately 2" large x 1,75" high. Perfect condition.




NO 25: DISNEYLAND PARIS "DL MOUSEKETEERS" COLLECTOR PIN'S
Price: $15 - Shipping: $5

Beautiful DL Mouseketeers collector's pin's released by Disneyland Paris in a limited edition series. The pin's includes a picture of Walt in the center. Size: approximately 2" large x 1,75" high. Perfect condition.




NO 26: LION KING MUSICAL PARIS GRAND PREMIERE INVITATION
Price: $35 - Shipping: $15

When the Lion King musical opened in Paris some years ago each guests invited at the grand premiere received this gorgeous invitation, a huge box with the Lion King musical logo printed in relief on it and inside the show program and a special african cloth. Great collector, size: 12" high.




NO 27: POCAHONTAS ORIGINAL PRESS BROCHURE
Price: $40 - Shipping: $15

Gorgeous Pocahontas french press kit. Actually, more than a press kit it looks more like a luxury brochure with even pages which unfold. If you're a Disney Animation fan this one is for you! Also include six Disney original slides of Pocahontas cellos!







NO 28: SNOW WHITE AND JUNGLE BOOK POSTCARDS FROM DISNEY ANIMATION EXHIBIT IN PARIS
Price: $10 - Shipping: $5

Two years ago a gorgeous Disney Animation exhibit happened in Paris Grand Palais. Some beautiful postcards - here below from Snow White and Jungle Book artwork - from legendary Disney animators artwork were published specially for the exhibit and are not available anymore. Note that the picture is a bit too "blue".




NO 29: TWO VIEW-MASTER 3D DISCS "LADY AND THE TRAMP" AND "PINNOCHIO"

Price: $15 - Shipping: $5

Two View-Master 3D discs sets of Lady and the Tramp and Pinochio released in 1991-92. Brand new, never open.




NO 30: TWO VIEW-MASTER 3D DISCS "SLEEPING BEAUTY" AND "WINNIE THE POOH"
Price: $15 - Shipping: $5

Two View-Master 3D discs sets of Sleeping Beauty and Winnie the Pooh released in 1991-92. Brand new, never open.




NO 31: SIX TOMART'S DISNEYANA MAGAZINE ISSUES
Price: $25 - Shipping: $15

Six issues of the great Tomart's Disneyana magazine. Great magazine with tons of pictures of collectibles items.








NO 32: FOUR ISSUES OF THE FRENCH DISNEY NEWS MAGAZINE

Price: $20 - Shipping: $15

Four issues of the french Disney News magazine which was a "company only" magazine, which means it was not a magazine sold anywhere. Disney France don't publish it anymore and these are 1993-94 issues. Rare items, big size: 13.2" high x 9.8" large, printed on luxury paper.






NO 33: THREE U.S DISNEY MAGAZINE ISSUES

Price: ITEM SOLD!

Three issues of the U.S Disney Magazine. Summer 1998, Fall 1998 and Winter 1998-99 issues. Great magazine with dozens of great articles about Disney Animation and Disney theme parks. Include the special issue for Disney's Animal Kingdom opening.









NO 34: ISLANDS OF ADVENTURE RARE PRE-OPENING BROCHURE

Price: ITEM SOLD!

Rare Islands of Adventure pre-opening brochure released to the press only. Beautifully printed it include rare IOA artwork, and Universal Orlando beautiful pictures prints. Very rare collectible on one of the best themed theme park in the world outside Disney!
See below pictures of some pages of the brochure.















NO 35: UNIVERSAL STUDIOS TERMINATOR 2 3D PRESS KIT

Price: $35 - Shipping: $15

Rare Universal Studios Terminato 2 3D original press kit, filled with 10 fantastic pictures prints some even showing James Cameron on the set of T23D!






NO 36: UNIVERSAL STUDIOS REVENGE OF THE MUMMY PRESS KIT

Price: $30 - Shipping $15

Great Universal Studios Revenge of The Mummy attraction press kit. When you open the press kit you hear the Mummy voice saying "Your souls are mine!". The press kit includes a set of beautiful pictures prints including Revenge of the Mummy ride rendering! A great collectible about one of Universal's best ride.






NO 37: STAR TREK EXPERIENCE MEDIA ONLY COLLECTOR PRESS KIT

Price: $55 - Shipping: $15

RARE Star Trek Experience Media collector's press kit. Not only it include the regular press kit but also a special and classy Star Trek stationery item , and ten original slides of the attraction. A real Star Trek fan collector's item.






NO 42: FRENCH WALL-E AND UP! PRESS KITS
Price: $25 - Shipping: $15

Beautiful and rare french WALL-E press kit. It includes a special brochure which unfold in all directions to reveal the WALL-E Press brochure inside. Also include, the french UP! Press kit.







NO 38: PIRATES OF CARIBBEAN DEAD MAN'S CHEST PARIS GRAND PREMIERE INVITATION - SIGNED BY JERRY BRUCKHEIMER
Price: $30 - Shipping: $15

Huge 18" x 11" Pirates of Caribbean Dean Man's Chest Paris Premiere Invitation, signed by Producer Jerry Brukheimer. Beautiful invitation for this VIP event, Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom and Jerry Bruckeimer were there, surrounded by hundred of Paris fans.







All pictures: copyright Disney, Pixar, Bruckheimer Productions, Oriental Land Co, Universal Studios, Paramount Studios.