Disney The Orange Bird Little Golden Book
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- Опубліковано 7 бер 2022
- George from ImagiNERDing shares Disney The Orange Bird Little Golden book. This is a new book about the Orange Bird from the Sunshine Tree Terrace Adventureland at the Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World. The kids book is a nostalgic treat for any fans of the iconic Disney bird.
Brings me way back 😊 I use to own the record and followed along with the book.
Cool Video George!
Thanks! I really appreciate the comment.
Your videos are awesome & informative.
I'm retiring from my job in a few years & am moving to Orlando to work part-time at Disney. Could you tell me some really close places to Disney where we could move where I would not have to cross I-4 to get to work (we are having trouble narrowing down where to search for a new house)? Is there any other advice that you could give me about moving to the Orlando area, applying at Disney or working for Disney? Thanks again for everything that you do with your channel.
I can suggest Sapporo Ramen in Orlando as my favorite ramen shop I've been to anywhere outside of Japan (I've lived in downtown Orlando for a few years). There was also a french cafe I really loved in Downtown Orlando. I'm pretty sure it was Le Cafe De Paris but I may be mixing up shops. If that's the correct place their pastries are really good and I've enjoyed anything I've gotten there. Also, this is cheep student food but, as a grad student I loved the fast food chain Tijuana Flats which only exists in Orlando and North Carolina so I miss it. They have a giant hot sauce bar to use with your food. My other tip for fun things is there's a really nice play house in the middle of Downtown Orlando and some times they raffle off free play tickets to anyone who comes by and waits around at the time of the raffle. I won tickets to see Wicketd that way and they were right up by the front.
@@kioku618 Thank you for your the suggestions I really appreciate them. It's good to find out about some places to go from someone that has lived there and experienced things. Do you also know any places that are really close to the Disney parks where I would not have to go over I-4 if I ever get a part-time job there?