#buena vista street

[laurenovercalifornia]

[secretsofdisneyland]

Disneyland Secret #433

If you notice the “Singing Lessons: Ask for Adriana” sign that can be found in the Fiddler, Fifer and Practical Cafe, this is a reference to Adriana Caselotti who was the original singing voice for Snow White.

Photo Credit: Findingmickey.com

[magicaltrash]

In celebration of the 2023 Food & Wine Festival at DCA, Mickey is the anchor tenant on this trash can salt & pepper shaker. Accented by lime, pink, and dark blue colors, "The Dude with the Food" stands in front of the Carthay Circle Restaurant in an "Amazingly Sweet" way. // Salt & Pepper Shaker, Disney California Adventure, Food & Wine Festival, 2023 [Source: Troy. Used by Permission.]

[rollieflexmorgan]

Which is better?

Main Street U.S.A.💈or Buena Vista Street 🎹

[rrdcooc]

Tonight I'm thinking about how, when DCA rethemed Sunshine Plaza into Buena Vista Street, they did this thing with the Starbucks that made it a tribute to The Silverlake Sisters, which was a fictional girl group who supposedly performed at the Hollywood Tower Hotel. They actually created lore that tied bits of the lands together. They even had singers in the lobby of Tower of Terror performing as the Silverlake Sisters!

And then they rethemed ToT into Guardians of the Galaxy mere months after doing something really fucking cool with it.

[samsdisneydiary]

Disney California Adventure Halloween Carthy Circle and the Headless Horseman | 2022

Disney California Adventure Halloween Carthy Circle and the Headless Horseman | 2022

In this video, we’ll look at Disney California Adventure’s Halloween-themed Carthy Circle. This beautiful area is filled with spooky surprises, and we’ll show you everything to see! If you’re planning a trip to Disney California Adventure during the Halloween season, stop by Carthy Circle! This area is packed with amazing Halloween surprises, and you don’t want to miss it! Start Planning your…

[chunkecheeks]

i'm literally so mad that citizens of hollywood was not running the entire time i was there. like baby that's what i WANTED i literally spent hours just sitting on sunset blvd bc the atmosphere is everything and you're fucking telling me there were FULL CHARACTERS?!?! WHO ADDED TO THE ATMOSPHERE?!?! AND THEY'RE NOT RUNNING RIGHT NOW?!?!

[architectureforsuicides]

Ambulance (Michael Bay, 2022) (From foreground to background) Metro Gold Line Bridge Los Angeles, California (USA) Bridge over the Los Angeles river Type: beam bridge. & North Broadway Bridge / Buena Vista Street Bridge Los Angeles, California (USA) Bridge over the Los Angeles river Type: arch bridge. & North Spring Street Bridge / Downey Avenue Bridge Los Angeles, California (USA) Bridge over the Los Angeles river Type: arch bridge.

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National Old Stuff Day

National Old Stuff Day is all about…well, old stuff. Bits and bobs that have been gathering dust for ages in your home, trinkets, and toys up in the attic, antiques and old electronics – you’re bound to have some old stuff knocking about. And today is all about appreciating it. Because what’s better than uncovering something really awesome from days gone by?

It’s so easy to let things gather dust. If we don’t use them every day, some things can get pushed to the side and stay there. And that’s not just the things in your home – technology advances so quickly, new toys come out all the time, new books are constantly being published. In the age of new information, it isn’t easy to stay mindful of what built the foundations for what we have now. Today is all about remembering the things we sometimes leave behind.

Learn about National Old Stuff Day

National Old Stuff Day can mean different things to different people. Most people use this day to cherish their old but significant belongings. This could be a book that you have had since you were a child or a family heirloom that has been passed down generations. You can hunt through your belongings for something special and appreciate it on this date. However, you can also see National Old Stuff Day as an opportunity for you to break out of your typical habits.

National Old Stuff Day also gives you the push that you may need to try a new experience. When someone asks you how you are or what you have been up to, how often do you reply with the saying “same old, same old?” If this phrase is in your vocabulary, you’re definitely going to benefit from National Old Stuff Day. It is a day for you to do things differently. Try something that you would never usually do before. Break out of your typical routine and live life differently, even if it is just for one day only.

Of course, when we are talking about old stuff, there is always the question, how old is old? Well, for an item to be considered vintage, it must be 30-years-old, at least. For an item to be deemed antique, it needs to be at least 100 years old. For something to be old, well that’s subjective! You could consider something old a day after you have purchased it if you’re the type of person that falls out of love with things quickly.

History of National Old Stuff Day

If you think about it, there’s always been old stuff – but exactly when National Old Stuff Day started to be celebrated isn’t too clear. That said, there’s no doubt that this is an important day for those who are a fan of all things gone by.

We’ve long had an appreciation for the value that age can bring to items. Wine becomes better the older it gets, furniture becomes more of a must-have once it becomes an antique; it’s certain that old things aren’t without their uses, value or charm. Collectors nowadays will pay a pretty penny for stamps, toys, video games, board games, books, coins, and clothes of yesterday.

How to celebrate National Old Stuff Day

There are so many different ways that you can celebrate National Old Stuff Day. Try starting off the day with a new attitude. Think about the choices you make on a daily basis and the different activities you do every day. Now, look for ways to do things differently. Is there another alternative that is available to you? If so, give it a try. You may find that it is actually a better way of doing things, or it may not be, but at least you gave it a shot!

You could also celebrate National Old Stuff Day by taking something old and freshening it up. This could be anything from an antique piece of furniture to an old garden ornament. Look for something in your home that you have had for quite a while and could do with a bit of TLC. You can then clean it, fix it, paint it, or give it any sort of makeover that is required. Don’t forget to share your achievement on social media so that you can encourage other people to get involved as well.

Vintage fashion is still in vogue, but you can really get into the spirit of things by visiting a junk shop or visiting your local car boot – another person’s old stuff could be your new stuff! Or maybe now is a good day to declutter? Stuff you aren’t so into any more could make a great gift for someone else, or you could always pass you old things on to your local charity shop.

If you’re in a crafty mood, you could upcycle your old clothes into new outfits with just a little tailoring, or turn unwanted trinkets into snazzy boho decorations. Today would be a good day to visit your older relatives and learn about your family history, and the kind of shenanigans your grandparents would get up to back in the golden days.

Today is also the perfect day for you to de-clutter your home and get rid of all of the things you don’t need. Often, people hold onto things on the very small chance they may use them again one day, yet all this does is result in more and more clutter building up. So, why not use National Old Stuff Day to get rid of all of those things you don’t need anymore?

Most of all, remember that today’s new stuff will one day be old stuff – so if you’re a fan of nostalgia, don’t get overzealous with that charity bag!

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[secretsofdisneyland]

Disneyland Secret #405

All the residents you see on Buena Vista Street are dressed up in period clothing of the 1920’s and 1930’s.

Photo credit S.Deal

[make-friends-with-the-rats]

Newsies (1992) Press Kit Photo Cards

RIGHT: Acclaimed choreographer Kenny Ortega makes his feature film directing debut with Walt Disney Pictures' exciting new live-action musical entertainment, "Newsies." LEFT: (Top) Behind the camera, Ortega prepares to shoot a scene from his new film. (Below), Ortega (second from right) rehearses a dance sequence with some of his "newsies." Christian Bale and Bill Pullman star with Ann-Margaret and Robert Duvall. A Walt Disney Pictures presentation in association with Touchwood Pacific Partners I, "Newsies" is directed by Kenny Ortega from a screenplay written by Bob Tzudiker and Noni White, with original songs by Alan Menken and Jack Feldman. The film is produced by Michael Finnell. Buena Vista Pictures distributes.

RIGHT: Christian Bale stars as feisty newspaper boy Jack Kelly who mobilizes his fellow "newsies" to fight the publishing moguls who raise the price of their papers, in Walt Disney Pictures' exciting new live-action musical entertainment, "Newsies." RIGHT: (Top) Making their protest public, the newsies, including Jack (Bale, center) march in the streets to the song "Carrying the Banner." (Below) Jack (Bale, left) discovers romance with Sarah (Ele Keats, right) the one person who encourages him to follow his dreams. Bill Pullman also stars with Ann-Margaret and Robert Duvall. A Walt Disney Pictures presentation in association with Touchwood Pacific Partners I, "Newsies" is directed by Kenny Ortega from a screenplay written by Bob Tzudiker and Noni White, with original songs by Alan Menken and Jack Feldman. The film is produced by Michael Finnell. Buena Vista Pictures distributes.

TOP: Academy Award-nominee Ann-Margaret stars as good-hearted saloon singer Medda Larkson, who adds her voice to the chorus of public disapproval over the way the newspaper giants are treating the newsies who sell the papers in Walt Disney Pictures' exciting new live-action musical entertainment "Newsies." BELOW: Triumphant in their strike against the powerful newspaper publishers, the newsies express their victory in the streets of New York. Christian Bale, Bill Pullman and Robert Duvall also star. A Walt Disney Pictures presentation in association with Touchwood Pacific Partners I, "Newsies" is directed by Kenny Ortega from a screenplay written by Bob Tzudiker and Noni White, with original songs by Alan Menken and Jack Feldman. The film is produced by Michael Finnell. Buena Vista Pictures distributes.

TOP: Things get out of hand when powerful New York publishers raise the price of their papers and try to squeeze more money out of the "newsies" - the boys who deliver the papers, in Walt Disney Pictures' exciting new live-action musical entertainment, "Newsies." BELOW: Robert Duvall (left) stars as Joseph Pulitzer, the owner of The World who sees a way to increase his profits at the expense of the "newsies" including the kids' leader, Jack (Christian Bale, right). Bill Pullman also stars with Ann-Margaret. A Walt Disney Pictures presentation in association with Touchwood Pacific Partners I, "Newsies" is directed by Kenny Ortega from a screenplay written by Bob Tzudiker and Noni White, with original songs by Alan Menken and Jack Feldman. The film is produced by Michael Finnell. Buena Vista Pictures distributes.

TOP: When the powerful New York newspaper publishers raise the cost of their dailies at the expense of the kids who sell the papers, the "newsies" including David Jacobs (David Moscow, center) make the injustice public as they raise their voices in song and declare "The World Will Know," in Walt Disney Pictures' exciting new live-action musical entertainment, "Newsies." BELOW: (Left) David Moscow stars as David Jacobs, an energetic newsie fighting against the injustice of higher newspaper prices. (Right) Jack (Christian Bale, second from left) inspires his fellow newsies, including David Jacobs (David Moscow, third from right) to join the newspaper boys' strike. Bill Pullman also stars with Ann-Margaret and Robert Duvall. A Walt Disney Pictures presentation in association with Touchwood Pacific Partners I, "Newsies" is directed by Kenny Ortega from a screenplay written by Bob Tzudiker and Noni White, with original songs by Alan Menken and Jack Feldman. The film is produced by Michael Finnell. Buena Vista Pictures distributes.

TOP: Surrounded by fellow newsies, Racetrack (Max Castella, center) vows to beat the powerful newspaper publishers at their own game as he sings "King of New York," in Walt Disney Pictures exciting new live-action musical entertainment, "Newsies." BELOW: (Left to right) Dee Caspary, Dominic Maldonado and Joseph Conrad star as three of the dynamic newsies who are forced to fight against the unfair practices of the big city newspaper owners. Christian Bale and Bill Pullman also star with Ann-Margaret and Robert Duvall. A Walt Disney Pictures presentation in association with Touchwood Pacific Partners I, "Newsies" is directed by Kenny Ortega from a screenplay written by Bob Tzudiker and Noni White, with original songs by Alan Menken and Jack Feldman. The film is produced by Michael Finnell. Buena Vista Pictures distributes.

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Duckblr Fashion Week 2024 Day 2: Historical High Fashion

Hosted by the always amazing @tealottie I felt that I should revisit my drawings of Daisy and Donald in their Buena Vista Street 1920s outfits from Disney California Adventure later taking liberties with Scroldie, May, June, and Louie having their own spins on these outfits.

[greasermutt]

Look familiar by chance? Here is a doodle featuring Rider wearing one of Goofy’s costumes I favor the most; Buena Vista Street.