The Disney Look... to the past! (July 9-15)
It is the beginning of the week, and this means that we'll be able to take a glimpse of the Disney Past!:
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This Week in Disney History: July 9-15
July 10, 1987 - Walt Disney Pictures releases "The Brave Little
Toaster"Did you know that our household appliances not only can
talk, but they also love us dearly? Thomas Disch, author of "The Brave Little
Toaster," knew it when his story of the courageous toaster, lamp, blanket, radio
and Hoover vacuum on a mission to rejoin their beloved master was told through
Disney animation. After their cabin home is put up on the real estate market,
the resourceful crew journey together from the woods to the big city, and face
death via junkyard along the way. With comedic superstars like Jon Lovitz and
the late Phil Hartman voicing the appliances, we find ourselves truly believing
that our domestic belongings have unique and lovable personalities.
July 15, 2005 - Space Mountain reopens at Disneyland Park with a
rebuilt track and new special effects
Right in time for Disneyland
Park's golden 50th anniversary celebration, Tomorrowland's signature attraction
- Space Mountain - debuted a new track and new technology that launched the
space mission into the next century of space travel thrills. American legend
Neil Armstrong was on hand for a reopening ceremony for the attraction, as
Disneyland recognized him for his "courage and adventurous spirit that continues
to inspire all mankind to reach for the stars." The new attraction featured new
rocket vehicles, a new queue, new special effects and technology, and new
musical score composed by Michael Giacchino, composer for "The Incredibles,"
"Ratatouille," and "Up." The attraction continues to surprise guests with
enhancements, including the spooky adventure Space Mountain Ghost Galaxy during
Halloween Time at Disneyland Park.
Also this week in Disney history:
July 9
1932 - The Silly Symphony short "The Bears and the
Bees" debuts
1982 - Walt Disney Pictures releases "Tron"
1999 - Discovery
Island, the 11-acre island in Bay Lake, officially closes at Walt Disney
World
July 10
1981 - Walt Disney Pictures releases "The Fox and
the Hound"
July 11
1953 - The Goofy cartoon short
"How to Dance" debuts1986 - Cinderella Castle Mystery Tour opens at Tokyo
Disneyland Park1987 - The Disney Gallery debuts at Disneyland Park
July 12
1967 - The WEDWay PeopleMover opens at Disneyland
Park
1989 - Star Tours opens at Tokyo Disneyland
July 13
1925 - Walt Disney and Lillian Bounds are married
in Lewiston, Idaho
1935 - The animated short "Mickey's Garden" debuts
1955
- Walt and Lillian celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary aboard the Mark
Twain at Disneyland Park, followed by dinner at the Golden Horseshoe
2010 -
The Major League Baseball All-Star Game Parade passes through Disneyland Park en
route to Angel Stadium in Anaheim, Calif.
July 14
1934 - The Silly Symphony short "The Flying
Mouse" debuts
1975 - Disney leaders announce plans for Epcot
1978 -
American Egg House restaurant opens at Disneyland Park
2010 - Walt Disney
Pictures releases "The Sorcerer's Apprentice"
July 15
1994 - Walt Disney Pictures releases "Angels in
the Outfield"
1995 - The Disney Wedding Pavilion opens at the Walt Disney
World Resort
2005 - Turtle Talk with Crush opens at Disney California
Adventure Park
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