Originally Posted By bean "The California sign is going? Why? That seems like a waste of money, unless Disney is planning is changing the name of the park?" Oops, i thought it had been mentioned. well, there is no plans on changing the name. The new theming for the entrance and court area will make the letters look out of place. There are also plans to possibly expand the entrance of the park to where the letters are. The removal would most likely be one of the last things to happen while the entrance is being rethemed. The letters have become one of the most photgraphed areas of the resort but they were also part of a package that was designed for the parks original entrance.
Originally Posted By jonvn Well, that's interesting. Basically, they are totally ridding the place of the theme of the park, keeping the name, and filling it with random stuff. Sounds like a plan.
Originally Posted By FerretAfros I hope they can keep the letters, even if they aren't the exact ones we have right now. There wasn't too much that was very creative when DCA opened, but the letters stand out in my mind as being really unique. Also, they make it really fun and easy to decorate for the different holidays, and letting people know what's going on inside. I know that they will probably have to go, but they are actually the one thing about the Sun Plaza (assuming they count as part of it) that I actually like. (And I don't just like them, I think they're one of the best things Disney has done in a while).
Originally Posted By pwrof3 All right folks, I am here to give you the details for Mickey's Halloween Treat. Firstly, the costume guidelines (because you will be turned away if you do not meet the guidelines). 1. Costumes should be child friendly and not obtrusive or offensive. 2. Adult guests may wear masks but the mark must not obstruct vision. 3. Guests dressed as Disney characters may not pose for pictures or sign autographs. Now for the fun stuff. Parking at Mickey and Friends is Free! Trick os treat in the street: You will receive a treat bag and a map to 13 Treat locations, as well as Mickey's hide and go treat trail at the animation building and the redwood creek challenge trail. Photo locations: Ariel's Grotto, Golden Screams, Amphitheater, Hollywood, Pacific Wharf. The following attractions will be open: Monster's Inc., Tower of Terror, Soarin', all attractions in Flik's, Screamin', Zephyr, Jumpin' Jellyfish, Carousel, Mulholland, Orange Stinger, Sun Wheel. Entertainment: Music in Hollywood, Candy Corn Acres with special music. Pirate Wharf with pirate games and a pirate band. Trick or Treat on the Street Parade with Mickey and his pals. Food locations: Award Weiners, Baker's Field, Burger Invasion, Cocina Cucamonga, Pacific Wharf Cafe, Pizza omm mow mow, Studio Catering Company, Taste Pilot's Grill. The following stores will be open: Greetings, Gone Hollywood, Sideshow Shirts, PT Flea, Souvenir 66, Tower gifts. All right, that's everything going on at Mickey's Halloween Treat ! Hope this was helpful for everyone!
Originally Posted By 1disneymom3boys Thanks pwrof3. Very helpful. We are going Oct 12, and looking forward to it.My son will be turning 3 on Oct 15, so they said we don't need a ticket for him. He is tall though and looks like he's at least 3. Should I bring his birth certificate along for proof? Thanks for all the info.
