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Official Disney photos from the Captain EO reopening at Disneyland
Here’s a great set of official photos released by Disney from this morning’s reopening of “Captain EO” in Tomorrowland at Disneyland.
“Captain EO” the classic musical spectacular that thrilled Disneyland Park guests from 1986 – 1997 is now open at Disneyland park. The attraction’s return to Tomorrowland provides new audiences the opportunity to experience the original 3D production for the very first time, as well as a nostalgic look back for longtime fans wanting to see “The King of Pop” in a rare performance created for the big-screen.
Victor Chupina, 6, of Los Angeles does his best Michael Jackson dance moves at the opening of “Captain EO” at Disneyland. (Photo by Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland)
Renee Colette, who appears as a dancer in “Captain EO” arrives at the first screening of “Captain EO” at Disneyland. (Photo by Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland)
Actress Debbie Lee Carrington, who portrayed “Idy” in “Captain EO” arrives at the opening of “Captain EO” at Disneyland (Photo by Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland)
More than 500 audience members prepare for the first screening of “Captain EO” at Disneyland.
WEEKEND WEB: Tour the Planet with Earth Album
Flickr is an excellent resource for browsing unique photos from all over the world, but sometimes it’s tough to find ones about a specific region with a keyword search alone. Through a handy mash-up, there is now an interface to…
Tour the Planet with Earth Album
Earth Album presents users with a map of the world, powered by Google Maps, and pops up a row of photos based on wherever the user clicks. For the above map, I clicked somewhere on Florida and a bunch of colorful pictures taken all over my home state appeared, including one excellent shot from Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Orlando. Zooming further in on any city causes the pictures to become more specific to each area.
It’s incredible how many photos there are from just about any area of the world. Earth Album serves as a fantastic way to take a trip to cities you’ve never even heard of and easily see what those places look like through the eyes of photographers.
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