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I really enjoy criticism, good and bad, and wholeheartedly agree and know all about my voice issue. I had developed a lung problem that effected my breathing and it took a number of months to recover. Then I had to retrain my voice back to normal. I'm ahead in episodes, so you'll probably notice my voice return to normal gradually over the next two to three episodes (I'm 4 episodes ahead at the moment). I really appreciate the honesty and encouragement. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!

@@disfarers I'm glad to hear you're on the mend! thank you for being so receptive and cool. Looking forward to more!

I thought I made an understandable case for Red. I mean, if even Walt Disney thought the Auction scene was possibly a step too far and there were designs for a female Red pirate that was never used, then I don't think approving the change is cowardly. Also, Marc Davis' design for the portrait of Red at Disneyland's Pirates has never been removed and is still widely favored by fans. The character concept was interesting 60 years before wokeness became a thing. I think I even admitted in this episode that early on I didn't like the change, but after learning some neat facts, I changed my opinion. The rides are supposed to change. Not totally altering subjects here, but I was on Pirates at the Magic Kingdom last weekend and they added new smells during two scenes. I like those changes too.

I developed a lung issue that took a few months to recover from. My voice will start to sound normal again over the next two episodes. Good ears on you! Thanks for your support, as always!!!

I never knew until making this episode that it was in every park. It's so fun to see the people enjoying the attraction around the world!

It was released on October 23rd, 1941. It would have been so crazy if it released on Halloween though, right?

Hey thanks! I love hearing what parts people enjoy or dislike. And I always like getting your feedback especially. You're always so nice!

@@disfarers thank you please tell my haters that at work. Please pray for going through on my job and apartment smh

You've got the prayer, but I have to ask; did you ever get to go on that Disneyland trip you spoke about some months ago?

@disfarers yes n I wish I was back there. N believe I am staying pray up. Bc it is getting crazy at home and on my job smh.

Can't thank you enough! I set the video to drop today but thought I programmed it for noon. I guess I goofed. I know how much you enjoy the attraction videos. It's good to hear you enjoyed it. Thanks so much for watching!

@@disfarers Yea i saw it said it dropped at midnight. I thought i bet he got the the am and pm wrong lol. Thats an easy thing to do. Yea the attractions are my favorite. I find them interesting from the concept to the engineering and you touch it all giving a complete video!

Ha! I do my best with what I can unearth. The hardest (and one of the funner) parts is fact checking everything I find.

I didn't know about the moving ears myself until researching this video! Apparently, from what I've heard but can't confirm, Disney still to this day can't get a moving ear concept to function because of the weight issue. I can't thank you enough for watching and commenting. Thanks so much!

You bring up a great point I wish I hammered harder in the episode. It really is an attraction you don't think about so much until you have kids or grandchildren of your own. There's just something really lasting about it. You nailed it by using the word "nostalgia". Thanks so much for watching and commenting. And I hope you guys and especially your son enjoyed the visit!

Wow you really know a lot about this! I supposing you live in the area or have been there, but I have to ask, were you at the EXPO67? Thanks so much for sharing and watching by the way!

Thanks so much for watching and appreciation for this episode. And I can't agree with you more. The Mexico Pavilion is a great place to spend time and is very special to me. With that said, I have to say that I also agree with your sentiment about the Gran Fiesta attraction. The reason I didn't cover too much of it in this episode, besides the time factor, was because I intend to make an episode going over the attraction's history and what exactly happened to it over the decades. In addition to what you've already added, I feel the connection to the ancient peoples of Mexico, as well as the architecture, sculptures and art, were made into a lavish backdrop rather than properly highlighted. Humbly speaking, as I try to do in my videos, I very much prefer a balance of history, education and fun stuff. Awesome comment by the way! I can't thank you enough.

I 100 percent agree with you that the Irons ending had the best ending out of any version! And I agree that the music was amazing, however, I found every version's music to be fantastic. Thank you so much for sharing, it's really enjoy hearing different takes and perspectives. It's like getting to experience attractions through another lens. And hey, thanks so much for watching too. I wish I could have found better photos of the space station, finding photos in such dark places in the 80s and 90s is rough.

It was such a pleasure making this episode. I loved learning all about Spaceship Earth and then I got to share all of that fun info with others. It's so awesome you got to ride it yesterday, but I can only image being outside in that heat!

I was fairly new at writing scripts when this episode came out, so I didn't have nearly all of the resources I do today in uncovering awesome facts. I think I heard something about this, but maybe I didn't know how to incorporate it into the episode. I was also scared at the time of what I would possibly have up on the screen while explaining something. Today I just plow through and assume I'll figure something out. But I'm going to look in on this Roy Disney/Prince Charming Regal Carrousel story. I'll definitely be replying to this later. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!

I can't tell you how astounding and amazing it is to know you watched my episode!!! Or the fact that you took the time to comment! Thank you so much. It's so amazing. And you did such a phenomenal job. I grew up watching the Twilight Zone as well. My father had shelves of VHS recordings that he taped; it must have been nearly every episode (he loved the Twilight Zone as well) and I can't even try to recall how many times I watched through all of them. And not once until I researched this episode did I ever realize that it wasn't Rod Serling's voice the entire way through on the Tower of Terror (which I've been on dozens of times). Really, you are so great! All I can say is thank you about a thousand more times!!!

I can't agree with you more! I haven't watched it on television in years, but I really miss not knowing what episode I was going to get. There was a thrill in NOT knowing what level of awesome I was going to experience. I also don't think I participated in many Fourth of July's growing up, because there was always a Twilight Zone marathon and I circled my day off around it.

It was such a fantastic version! You're lucky to have it so ingrained!

I don't fully understand. Why would that cause them them to drop the sponsorship? Thanks so much for watching and commenting by the way. Really appreciated.

That's an excellent notion! Maybe the introduction of the Walt statue at Epcot is the beginning of something there for the other parks. This episode was in the works for well over a year, I don't know how much I'm going to look at it after spending so many hours hanging around the one at MK and DL. I still love it, mind you. It's amazing! It's just that I feel like I know it so well, I'm not sure how often I'm going to check it out in the years to come. As I think on it though, I'm probably still going to check it out every time I walk past it.

What's up with your channel by the way? There was no episode last week! I think I went directly to your channel like three times over the weekend to see if I missed something.

Lol I couldn't have said it better. The music WAS amazing!

lol Thanks too funny! Thanks so much for watching and commenting!

That's really quite a nice sentiment. Well said.

Thank you so much! I'm so glad you're enjoying the episodes!

Hey hey!!! Thanks for watching again @MsDisneylandlover!

I can't help but agree. There always rumors about them redesigning the attraction again, but who's to know what it would become. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!

Oh wow it's so great that you got such an awesome cast member to show you! Especially so early on. Everyone was so creepy during those early days.

That's so funny! And true, right?

That's such amazingly high praise! Thank you so much!!! And about the atrium, I know right? I really miss walking around it, hearing the water trickling, taking in that Polynesian Resort smell. But hey, thank you so much for watching and commenting!

It's such an amazing book, right? It's so awesome to hear about someone else appreciating. Ollie Johnston was such an inspiration to so many animators. I feel so terrible about it, but I don't recall if I actually saw him in person or it was a video I saw when I was very young, but I recalled seeing an old animator when I was a kid and I saw his hand shaking and I thought that he must draw left handed. And I was so surprised when he sat down to draw with his right hand! And the drawing was absolutely flawless. My mind was completely blown. Again, I was much younger and I can't recall if this happened in reality or on a screen, but I guess it doesn't really matter, the lasting impression he had on me has stayed with me decades later. Ollie was a great man and incredible artist.

You're a Fine Artist for Disney?!!! That's so amazing! Do you mind telling what exactly you do for them? I'm so curious! It's so interesting!!! I saw pictures of the fun hut arcade during research, but couldn't scrounge up enough details to add anything worthwhile to the episode. I recall being at the resort during the years it was there but it's like my memory just erased it. I believe it's entrance was between where Captain Cook's and Trader Sam's Grog Grotto currently resides. Oh and Thank you so much for watching!!!

It's so awesome that you got to go to Chouinard! I'm not going to contest how you pronounce it, the place merged into California Institute of the Arts in 1970, so there aren't many that could correct how it's said. All I can say is that I listened to each and every one of Milt Kahl's and Marc Davis's interviews that I could find and I listened over and over to how they pronounced Chouinard, then I would pause and practice over and over saying how they said it. Back and forth repeating like that until I felt comfortable. I honestly fought hard to say it like them too. My natural tendency is to say it "show-rin-ard" (with an extra "r" in there). In the next episode where the school comes up, which is relatively soon, I'll double check myself though. Thanks for looking out and helping. And hey, thanks so much for watching too!

I'm so glad! Thank you so much for watching!

I'm so glad you enjoyed it! It's one of my favorite spots in all of Epcot too. Thank you so much for watching and commenting.

I thought the modular construction was really neat too. I can't thank you enough for watching. You've got me hankering for Kona Cafe now. I have more resort episodes on the way. This episode taught me a lot about how to go about covering these sorts of things, so the content should be tighter. Thanks for commenting too. I loved the feedback!

Thank you so much for watching and the kind words. I really appreciate it.

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I didn't even think about that, yeah! The dark atmosphere definitely lends itself to set things cooler and draw more people in. Very subtle. And it could very well be true. And I haven't stopped watching your channel. I keep wanting to go and watch but I've temporarily changed up my morning schedule for the past several weeks for something and that's when I would typically watch you guys. I have to catch up on your work. It's really good, interesting stuff! Thanks for watching and commenting by the way. I appreciate your thoughts and opinions!

@@disfarers I Appreciate that! We have planed a week and half stay this September at Disney's Fort Wilderness, that will be one you might find even more interesting! That one will be another multi part mini series like camp gulf. I'll have that one post in October and maybe start last week of September.

Oh wow! That's really exciting! I can't wait to see that one! I can't tell you enough how much I enjoy your content. Your camerawork, use of music, yourselves, it all coalesces nicely. And I can't wait to see your series on Fort Wilderness. That's awesome.

@@disfarers I appreciate the kind words! Fort Wilderness has been on my bucket list for years, I'm really excited about that one!

I almost went some years ago, entirely ready to buy camping equipment just for the full Fort Wilderness experience, but was talked out of it by a friend. You've got me thinking though, I should revisit the idea.

Thanks for that! And for watching too!

I know, right? I keep feeling like I need to reel my voice in, but everyone I talk to about it says it's great. Which leaves me figuring I must be wrong. Thanks for sharing that. In my next recording I'm going to tone it down a few notches.

Thank you so much! I started this channel with the mindset that I wanted to create the kind of content I wished already existed, so your comment really strikes home. I'm so glad you enjoyed watching it.

LOL That's such an awesome comment! Thanks so much for sharing! And for watching too.

Hey, thanks so much for the kind words and for subscribing! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Hey, that's great! Thanks so much for watching, sharing and commenting! You're awesome!

I've learned a ton about Arrow Development since making this episode. My episode in July will go over just WHY Walt became so enamored by Arrow, so please check in. It's really interesting. I would have loved to see a four track Space Mountain too. But I understand the reasoning for lack of space. It's just a shame so many other aspects weren't incorporated into it too. And I wish I could say Space Mountain was my first roller coaster. You're really lucky. Mine was the Kamikaze at a local fairground.

@disfarers And hey I forgot to add thank you so much for watching and commenting!!!

What?!! That's so crazy it was in a backyard railroad exhibit. I recently saw a video where a Disney Monorail was out behind some commerical area building. Just....sitting there for anyone to look at or jump in. They're supposedly refurbishing it but it's still out in the open to the elements. The Skyway was such an awesome ride though. Whenever I get to thinking about it I get an itch to create an episode about the Skyliner. Thanks again for watching and commenting!