Tags: storage | Jungle Cruise | break | boat | backstage | area 
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Jungle Boat Storage
©14 weeks 2 days ago
Story: This was my home away from home. Directly behind me while taking this picture is our break 'shack' and from what I've been told, we're the only outdoor break room for attractions, lucky us. I'd sometimes chill out in a parked boat lounging in the back as it gently rocked back and forth at the dock.
Disney Carolwood Barn
Disney Carolwood Barn
Disney Carolwood Barn Plaque
Walt Disney Carolwood Barn
© Ron Rohrenbacher22 weeks 3 days ago
Story: If you haven't visited it's great. For those who don't know about it's located at Griffith Park. The barn was used to work on his trains. It was re-located from his property to this new location.
http://www.carolwood.com/
Ex Cast Members Wedding Cake
© kay mitchell22 weeks 6 days ago
Story: We met in DLRP in 1993 and finally tied the knot last month!
Crusing Down Main Street
© Paul Torres33 weeks 3 days ago
Story: Visting the park with my family we decided to take one of the main street vehicles up to the hub and enjoy the view.
FUN STUFF
© margaret pesquera41 weeks 2 days ago
Story: just fun stuff.jpg)
Can I be King?
© kay mitchell48 weeks 7 hours ago
Story: Taken at DLRP at the sword in the stone.
Sports Bar
© Garry Mitchell51 weeks 1 day ago
Story: Franco Scire, Erwin, Sammy, Kathryn O'Connel, Me, Ronald, Steve Lowe
HNY Convention Centre
© Garry Mitchell51 weeks 1 day ago
Story: Decorating the backstage banqueting areas was all done by Convention Center castmembers.
Castle Construction
© Garry Mitchell51 weeks 1 day ago
Story: I took this photo just after the castle had been painted and before landscaping. Believe it or not opening was only a few weeks away and everyone on construction was working 14 or 15 hours a week.
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