Disney

And then we sailed away on a ship in the sky.

Disney - Hollywood Tower Hotel at Night by Express Monorail on Flickr.

Oh, right. The marathon. The marathon for Disneyland, the marathon chosen especially to run around Disneyland, Disneyland’s marathon. That marathon?

YES

Cars Land may be mobbed with odd creatures called “humans,” these days, but Radiator Springs remains true to its roots as a one-traffic-light town. The light hangs right where it belongs, at the intersection of Route 66 and Cross Street, leisurely blinking its yellow caution signal. It’s also a detection device for revealing the true fans in the crowd. They’re the ones, when seeing Cars Land for the first time, who notice the signal and stop in their tracks to count the blinks. And then they smile, for just as hippy van Filmore observes in Cars, “every third blink is slower.” It’s such a small detail, but one that simply could not be left out. Without that extra hold on the third blink, it would just be an ordinary traffic signal. With the quirk, it becomes a modest little beacon letting you know that, yes, you really have arrived in Radiator Springs.

Disney + movie shots

~OH POOR ALICEE!~

The Tower of Terror on Flickr.

The Tower of Terror on Flickr.

Never better words said. 

Inside the Cinderella Castle Suite at the Magic Kingdom

sometimes I make fun of bieber or 1d fans for how ridiculous they look when fangirling/stalking them

but then I remember beatlemania and…

how one time

a girl almost died

because she tried to

mail herself to the beatles in a huge box

beatlemania was and is

seriously

insane

I count on tumblr to visually educate me on history’s less important but infinitely more interesting events.

It delivers. My god does it deliver.

Walt Disney rides the Matterhorn Bobsleds with the Shah and Shahbanu of Iran (1962).

Peter Pan and Captain Hook (1977)