Is it my imagination or does the discription of the meaning behind the 5 gold crowns seem lacking?
The following link is an AP link so, I don't know if everyone is able to view it... I am cutting to the marketing info...
http://disneyland.disney.go.com/disn...fferDetailPage
This sort of begs the question: Was the "Golden Celebration" ment to be the pinicle of the Pressler era?
The following link is an AP link so, I don't know if everyone is able to view it... I am cutting to the marketing info...
http://disneyland.disney.go.com/disn...fferDetailPage
There are 5 crowns, or tiaras, that set atop the turrets of the Castle. They represent the 5 decades of Disneyland's history and each one represents an important event that took place during that decade. Tiara one: Disneyland's creation, with the famous Mickey Mouse ears peeking up over the Horizon of the future to come. Tiara two: the introduction of the New Tomorrowland, "The Land on the Move", featuring the famous "Rocket Ship to the Moon" ornamentation, accented by opalescent planets streaking through the sky. Tiara three: The Main Street Electrical Parade is represented by the Beautiful Blue Fairy as the twinkling Queen. Tiara Four: Indiana Jones makes it debut with the famous Eye of Mara, guarded by the royal snakes. Tiara Five, the Golden Celebration, with sparkling fireworks in the sky and Tinkerbelle as our "Belle of the Ball".
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