This page is to help you quickly jump through this picture set. Below you will see a listing of the pages and the captions on that page.

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  The Starbucks in Downtown Disney opens on Monday. Today the walls are down and they are finishing up the patio seating area.
  Both signs are up and uncovered.
  The outdoor seating area.
  

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  The fountain by La Brea Bakery is still behind walls.
  A fair number of guests buying tickets this afternoon.
  No lines to get in the park
  

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  Cinderella was out greeting guests in her cool weather dress. It was only in the 70s today.
  The Disney Gallery and Disneyana store feature a new exhibit entitled Mechanical Kingdoms
  

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  First up a look at some of the merchandise in the Disneyana store. Mickeys Main Street Car - $95
  

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  The back display case had a selection of books and other merchandise.
  

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  Mechanical Kingdom inspired ornaments
  Several lithos and other pieces of art are available too.
  

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  The other corner of the store has the regular figs, signs, and some Tiki Room merchandise still.
  Heading toward the back rooms.
  

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  The Nautilus - a metal techplate ($2950
  A better picture of some of the ornaments
  

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  The Disney Gallery area (for those not familiar with it, this area is in the Opera House lobby, in the far right you can see the door leading to Main Street).
  

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  Overhead several banners.
  

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  We begin the tour on the wall nearest the door to Main Street (near the park bench).
  20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Pre-show Prop Rendering for Tokyo DisneySea by Scott Sherman (1999)
  

• Page Number: 15
  

  World of Motion Show Scene - Epcot - Marc Davis (1979)
  If you were curious where the captions were coming from each piece has a sign with the info.
  20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Show Scene Concept - Tokyo DisneySea - Scott Sherman (1999)
  

• Page Number: 16
  

  Le Visionarium Time Keeper Study - Disneyland Paris - Terry Izumi (1990)
  Port Discovery Prop Boat Concepts - Tokyo DisneySea - Gil Keppler
  Port Discovery Prop Boat Concepts - Tokyo DisneySea - Gil Keppler
  

• Page Number: 17
  

  The next group of artwork.
  Disney Sea Electric Railway Port Discovery Station Mural - Tokyo DisneySea - Gil Keppler (1997)
  

• Page Number: 18
  

  Discovery Bay Concept Proposed Attraction - Disneyland - Joe Rohde (1984)
  Space Mountain Overall Exterior - Disneyland Paris - Tim Delaney (1987)
  20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Show Scene - Tokyo DisneySea - Dan Goozee (1994)
  

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  The next group.
  Adventure Thru Inner Space Pre-Show Concept - Disneyland - Herb Ryman (1966)
  20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Interior Show Scene - Tokyo DisneySea - Chris Turner (1998)
  

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  20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Pre-show Concept - Tokyo DisneySea - Chris Turner (1998)
  20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Ride Vehicle Concept - Tokyo DisneySea - Scott Sinclair (1993)
  Discovery Bay Overall Exterior - Disneyland - Joe Rohde (1984)
  

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  Space Mountain Overall Exterior - Disneyland Paris - Tim Delaney
  The next grouping..
  Disvoery Island Overview - Disneyland Paris - Tim Delaney (1987)
  

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  Discovery Bay Concept Rendering - Disneyland - Tony Baxter (1974)
  Journey Into Imagination Dream Machine Concept - Epcot - Joe Denton (1982)
  Journey to the Center of the Earth Control Console - Tokyo DisneySea - Gwen Ballantyne (1998)
  

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  Journey Into Imagination Dream Machine Concept - Epcot - Steve Kirk (1980)
  Rivers of America Show Scene - Disneyland Paris - Bryan Jowers (2000)
  

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  20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Nautilus Study - Tokyo DisneySea - Scott Sinclair (1992)
  Le Visionarium 9-Eye Study - Disneyland Paris - John Horay (1991)
  Storm Rider Vehicle Concept - Tokyo DisneySea - Gil Keppler (1997)
  

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  Port Discover SRV Model - Tokyo DisneySea - Tim Whidden and Jim Arbaugh
  Port Discover SRV Model - Tokyo DisneySea - Tim Whidden and Jim Arbaugh
  Journey to the Center of the Earth Ride Vehicle Model - Tokyo DisneySea - John Schmidt
  

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  Journey to the Center of the Earth Ride Vehicle Model - Tokyo DisneySea - John Schmidt
  Nautilus Model - 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
  Aquatopia Ride Vehicle Model - Tokyo DisneySea - Tim Whidden and Jim Arbaugh
  

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  Port Discover Sunfish Submarine Model - Tokyo DisneySea - Gary Moyer
  Props from the Disney Channel movie Girl vs Monster
  

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  Too bad they did not update this display case..at least take the word tomorrow off the header..
  Returning to the Disneyana gallery to look at the artwork there.
  

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  Finally making my way out to Main Street after my visit to the gallery.
  The Disneyland Railroad was closed today for some work.
  

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  Town Square and Main Street beyond.
  Donald greeting guests.
  

• Page Number: 36
  

  The waits around 1:50pm
  Sleeping Beauty Castle this afternoon
  What ever happened to off season days.. seems every week has a good crowd now a days.
  

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  Making my way to Tomorrowland.
  

• Page Number: 38
  

  Work on the Space Mountain addition continues..
  

• Page Number: 39
  

  Marvels takeover of Innoventions continues. Captain America now has a meet and greet inside. Outside new banners.
  

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  Really seems like it needs a new name now.. Innoventions does not really seem to work with what is inside. And wonder how many more years on the contract for the down stairs exhibits.. seems it really needs to be done.
  

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  With the subs closed Tomorrowland is not too crowded looking.
  ASIMO still gets a banner, over near the Autopia side.
  

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  Notice all the ropes, flags, and other barriers that are part of the fall protection updates on the roofs.
  

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  Captain America has taken over the former nanoscience area. The wait was over an hour, which was much more than my patience to get a picture of Captain America.
  

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  Iron Man had some guests but it was not crowded.
  Thor had a wait just under half an hour according to a CM.
  

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  The way the meet and greet is set up you cannot see Captain America or even get a glimpse unless you wait in the line.
  

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  The walls around the sub lagoon received some artwork since my last visit.
  Behind the walls looks like scaffolding is up and preparations are underway to paint the fleet.
  No visible progress out in the lagoon.
  

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  A quick look at DCA from the Monorail.
  There is a alot of fall protection equipment as you cruise over the backstage buildings.
  A look at the lagoon from the Monorail.
  

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  Alice in Wonderland closes Monday to finally fix the exterior portion of the track and remove the temporary structures.
  

• Page Number: 54
  

  Small World remains closed as they work inside.
  

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  You never know who you will pass as you walk the parks... Captain Hook strolling through Fantasyland.
  The walls are down around Big Thunder.
  Nothing scheduled or just no sign today at the Jamboree?
  

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  An average crowd out at the Jamboree.. only a couple group wait for each character set.
  Woody out near the cabin for pictures.
  So nice to walk the Big Thunder trail without the walls up.
  

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  Trains were cycling as they prepared to open for Cast Member previews.
  There were signs and lines of cast members and their friends/families waiting to experience the attraction.
  

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  The line filled the park area.
  Decided to venture out to the island since I had not been there for quite a while.
  

• Page Number: 59
  

  Hopefully a new cover for the projector is coming soon.. this is bad show.
  The ducks seem to enjoy the AstroTurf.
  

• Page Number: 60
  

  Was this the tree that sustained damage during the last storm? Or was this cut down for some other reason?
  Fort Wilderness.. still very sad to walk around this area and the abandon fort. Interesting to note that every time I seem to run into some guest talking about past experiences and what a shame it is that it is off limits/closed now.
  

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  The Mark Twain making its way up river.
  The backside of the fort.
  

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  The trails leading up to the treehouse are blocked off.
  New Orleans Square from the Island stage.
  

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  Splash Mountain has reopened from its annual downtime.
  

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  I thought the Kodak picture spot signs were better since they gave you a sample picture.. here is a Nikon one near the Haunted Mansion
  

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  No real visible progress in New Orleans Square since everything is covered as they work on Club 33.
  

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  Disneyland waits around 4:23pm
  Class of 2014 merchandise
  

• Page Number: 67
  

  The Red Car stop as you enter was closed.
  DCA waits around 4:33pm
  The Bakery building is under wraps for some renovation work.
  

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  While the work goes on the tour and cafe are both open.
  Most of the windows are covered with posters of what the view was.
  

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  Walking into Cars Land.
  I grabbed a table at Flos and ate dinner. The view from my table.
  

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  A quick pop-up tune-up at the Cozy Cone for Red.
  The setting sun lit up this rock work nicely.
  

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  Stanley
  Decided to visit Luigis since there was no wait.
  

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  The part of the cafe that was redone last year was not covered this year.
  

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  Nikon has not taken over this picture spot
  Paradise Bay was preparing for World of Color as the sun was setting.
  Fountain testing underway.
  

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  Toy Story was closed but looked like it was about to open so I hung around a few minutes and was able to get in line and wait less than 5 minutes, great timing/luck.
  Not that good of a score though. Always tough by yourself.
  Tops for the hour.. but less than half the day and 1/3 the month score.
  

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  Too bad the Winter Dreams Lights still do not looked to be used for World of Color.. maybe someday.. since they are still up there.
  Little Mermaid was a walk on so went Under the Sea. It closes for some work in a few weeks.
  

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  Crossed paths with DJ as I walked down Cross Street.
  The Fun Fair was quiet as I passed through.
  

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  Caught a couple songs from the Mad T Party band while waiting for the Muppets.
  No signs of merchandise for the new film.
  

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  Some posters in the queue though.
  Several most posters as you head inside.
  

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  When I walked in there was no one waiting yet.
  Constantine interrupts the preshow now, there are a couple blimps then a brief speech by him.
  

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  A video clip of Constantine interrupting the preshow.
  Nothing else has changed..
  Big Thunder cast member previews continued on into the evening.
  

• Page Number: 83
  

  Time for Fantasmic! and a side view of the new fountains.
  They use them as light effects in a few spots too.
  

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  The croc was part of the show this evening.
  A video clip of the fountains during the Princess Medley.
  

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  After the show rushed over to Main Street to catch Remember, only to be met with a 15 minute delay in the start of the show.
  

• Page Number: 87
  

  They said unforeseen circumstances.. there was no low level wind..
  At higher elevations the wind was blowing the smoke back toward Main Street more or less.
  

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  Starbucks all lit up as I was leaving.
  

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  Noticed this new walkway/path set up on the third floor of the Mickey and Friends garage. Kind of interesting. Was there an incident or just new laws?
  A quick look at the Disneyland time schedule for Friday. Marvel/Innoventions took over half of one of the pages.