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Apesar dos quadrinhos Disney terem sido uma das minhas leituras prediletas, minha paixão nunca me fez desejar chegar na Disneyworld.
Para compensar, minha irmã, que ADOORRAAA parques de diversões, só teve sossego após "pousar" naquela terrinha.
Esse cartão ela me enviou em 1997, e dizia:
"Isto realmente é um sonho! Espero que você venha aqui um dia".
Até hoje não cheguei... e confesso que meus sonhos são outros!
Beijo grande, meus amigos muito amados.
Que o final de semana seja assim: sorridente e de bem com a vida!
Disney Fantasy cruise ship docked at Castaway Cay in the Bahamas on the first day of a Disney Cruise Line 7 Day Western Caribbean cruise on Sunday, February 6, 2022.
I used my trusty Apple iPhone 8 Plus as I walked around the island and processed it in Lightroom Classic.
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A cake featuring Disney's princesses Ariel (from 'The Little Mermaid') and Belle (from 'Beauty and the Beast'). Everything made with gumpaste.
Um bolo com as princesas da Disney Ariel (de "A Pequena Sereia) e Bela (de "a Bela e a Fera). Tudo feito com Pasta Americana.
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Raining and gray weather all day but the sun broke through just before the Disney Magic departed IJmuiden to go to Zeebrugge.
Album : Cruise ships Dublin 2016.
The cruise ship 'Disney Magic' sails from Dublin for Liverpool on a very gloomy summer evening.
The ship is one of 4 in the fleet and is a sister to the 'Disney Wonder'. The ship was built by Fincantieri in the Breda ship yard in Venice in 1998.
it was interesting in that the front section was built in Ancona and towed to Venice and joined to the aft section. This of course may explain why 'Goofy' is still messing about the at the back!
Patty Disney is the ships godmother. The ship underwent a major refit in 2013.
Its normal compliment is 1754 passengers although she is licensed to carry 2800. At 294 metres in length she is one of the bigger ships to visit Dublin.
Today I was kinda on a Moana High.. I finally got the classic Moana doll(love her), The singing Moana doll(can't wait to hear the whole soundtrack), the Toddler Moana doll(she's super cute), and a 15 in Maui plush(since he looks perfect next to the classic Moana doll). can't wait to see this movie.
One of the boats Disney uses for transport approaches the Polynesian Resort dock after leaving the Grand Floridian Resort. It was COLD the entire week that we were there. Note the sweatshirts on the boat passengers.
Here's a picture of some of Disney's mean girls aka the Divas. They are..........
Mother Gothel
The Evil Queen
Maleficent
Lady Tremaine(I gave her a ring and earrings to make her look more accurate)
Cruella De Vil, and..........
Ursula
Always fun, if you like marmite! Heavy rain at the time of the display, but the lower cloud base reflected the light to give a coloured backdrop.
Disney World is huge. It covers 40 square miles. We were there 8 days and got to see a bit of it. Very fond memories from this trip.
Poor old Disney has been at the vet again. she has been doing quite well on her heart pills but just recently has been drinking a huge amount of water. The vet has ruled out cystitis and diabetes, a blood test is showing raised liver enzymes. She will probably have to go in for further tests this week. Cross your fingers for her everyone, please.
The bus stop at Disney's Polynesian Resort. Monorail Red is on the beam in the background.
Disney Transport is the privately operated transportation system at the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida. Most movements are made using buses that run along the resort's public roads maintained by the Reedy Creek Improvement District and private roads. Other transportation is provided by the Walt Disney World Monorail System and ferry.
Disney Celebration Character Birthday Cake handmade by Emma Ball, More pictures look at www.richardscakes.co.uk
Mission: SPACE is meant to simulate astronaut training for the first manned mission to Mars aboard the fictional X-2 Deep Space Shuttle in 2036, the seventy-fifth anniversary of Yuri Gagarin becoming the first man in space. (The year 2036 can be deduced from plaques in the attraction's queue celebrating 75 years of human spaceflight, including two faux milestones in the future.) Riders are "trainees" at the fictional International Space Training Center (ISTC), where they are arranged into crews of four before watching an introductory video featuring actor Gary Sinise.
Before boarding the simulators, each rider is assigned an on-board role (navigator, pilot, commander or engineer) and given two tasks to perform during the mission (pressing a specific button when told). For example, one of the commander's buttons initiates the rocket's first-stage separation, and the other activates manual flight control. The spacecraft's on-board self-automated pilot will perform each task if the rider does not respond to his or her prompt from Mission Control or if there is no one to perform the task. Also featured are various labeled buttons and switches which the rider may play with but do nothing; they are only there to add to the realism aspect of the ride.
The mission includes liftoff from the ISTC, a slingshot around the moon for a gravity-assisted boost, a brief period of simulated hypersleep (to pass the lengthy time required to reach Mars) and a descent for landing on the Martian surface. As a training exercise, the mission contains several unexpected situations that add to the drama.
The futuristic X-2 vehicle is a three-stage rocket which is said to use several technologies in development today, including aerospike engines, solid hydrogen fuel, an aerobrake and carbon nanotubes.
The attraction queue contains several items and commemorative plaques from past, present and fictional future space missions. Among the items on display are props from the 2000 film Mission to Mars, including the rotating "gravity wheel" from the predecessor X-1 spacecraft, a model of which hangs from the ceiling, and a replica of a NASA moon rover from the Apollo program.
Upon conclusion of the training exercise, guests are invited to participate in activities at the Advanced Training Lab, a post-show area containing a group game called Mission: SPACE Race in which players perform tasks as Mission Control technicians aiding two X-2 spacecraft racing to return to Earth; a space-themed play area for toddlers; a single-person, arcade-style game in which an astronaut explores Mars on foot; and a kiosk where brief video postcards can be created and sent via e-mail.
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