The World of Disney and Los Angeles Sports
World of Color utilizes 3 giant mist screens to make amazing backgrounds for plenty of scenes. Each mist screen has multiple projectors projecting on it for each screen and the animation is a combination of show exclusive art like paper and sand art and existing animation from certain movies.
Disney first used mist screens for Fantasmic! But unlike Fantasmic where the mist screens serve to cover the stage as its being prepped for the next scene, the mist screens in World of Color have a full time role.
Venture into Pixie Hollow where you can meet Tinker Bell and her fairy friends. This location used to be Ariel’s Grotto. Pixie Hollow opened in 2008.
With Indiana Jones Adventure going down for 3 months, idk how I’ll last that long lol.
The show title is projected on a mist screen after the show with lasers! The laser team is the best laser team in the world!
The Glow Ears are one of the sleeper hits of the Summer of 2012. Interacting with World of Color, Mad T Party, Cars Land and Fantasmic!, these Ears bring immersion to a whole new level!
Mickey Mouse waves goodbye to guests as the Red Car News Boys concludes.
Color of Fears was the title of this part of World of Color which featured Pirates, Firebird from Fantasia 2000, Chernabog (pictured) from Fantasia and Hellfire from The Huchback of Notre Dame.
Go “Under the Sea” as you board a clam shell on The Little Mermaid: Ariel’s Undersea Adventure.
Optimus Prime can be met alongside Bumblebee at Universal Studios Hollywood!
At Carthay Circle, you can get a great view of the majestic Carthay Circle Theatre, the place where Walt premiered Snow White in 1936. This recreation of the Theatre is actually a restaurant with a lounge and a Club called 1901.
It’s a music celebration as Mickey’s Soundsational Parade rocks Disneyland to a beat that will move your feet!
Take a stroll down Buena Vista Street which represents Los Angeles as it was in the late 20s. From the Hyperion Bridge to the Carthay Circle Theatre, Buena Vista Street is a walk down memory lane!
The truck used in “Raiders of the Lost Ark” is parked at the entrance to the “Indiana Jones Adventure”.
