Anybody remember the overlay that Fantasyland took in like the 1990s with the cartoons like..Chip N' Dale: Rescue Rangers, Ducktales, the one with the bear from the Jungle Book as a pilot, etc. I remember it was right before Toontown opened and a few attractions got temporary overlays like the Motor Boat Cruise and Fantasyland Autopia. Whatever happened to it? I remember seeing it one year and the next year there was still some of left and by the time Toontown opened all of it was gone.
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Originally posted by DisneyMickeySounds like it was around to help promote the Afternoon Avenue lineup that they used to show with Duck Tales, Tale Spin etc.Ask about my popular 2-for-1 sale!
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Here is some information and pictures from it.
http://www.yesterland.com/afternoon.html
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I loved the Disney Afternoon overlay...I remember getting my map stamped after visiting various locations in Fantasyland. It was really cool and interactive!!!"Somewhere under the sea and beyond your imagination is an adventure in fantasy."
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I still have a souvenir tour guide from 1991 (I think) that has the Disney Afternoon cast superimposed over the castle on the cover. The park guide back then was several pages (10+ I think) and stapled. Nothing like the maps/guides they give out now. It's weird to look at and not see Toontown and Indy.
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Originally posted by EmeralineDragonI LOVED Disney Afternoon Avenue. Wish they'd give Toontown a DAA addition.
And I swear to God that I saw Launchpad at the 50th during the opening ceremony, but I was too focused on Herbie to look too hard...The King is back and he's ready to kick some tail. Do not mess with a mouse in black.
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I know we saw Rebecca (the girl from Tale Spins) on the Mark Twain at the Fantasmic! finale last year. We were all WTF?!
Looking back, the Afternoon Avenue was pretty cheap. Yes, I loved those shows, but I know I would mightily complain today if they covered Fantasyland in cardboard and balloons.
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