Spike the Bee themed trash can in EPCOT for the EPCOT Flower & Garden Festival.
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Orange Bird themed trash can in EPCOT for the EPCOT Flower & Garden Festival.
Some of the props in the new location of the year-round Halloween shop in Islands of Adventure.
Some of the carefully selected and composed upper shelf props in the new location of the year-round Halloween shop in Islands of Adventure.
A stack of pumpkins in the new location of the year-round Halloween shop in Islands of Adventure. Second photo: pumpkins seen as #HHN Halloween Horror Nights theming. Aug 29, 2022
Bride shirt. $39 in the Universe Store.
Casper the Friendly Ghost hoodie ($80) and sweatshirt ($45) in the UNIVRS store. Each also has a design in front.
Mardi Gras marketing on recently added video panels in the primary Universal Studios Florida gift shop.
Super Mario Galaxy Movie marketing on recently added video panels in the primary Universal Studios Florida gift shop.
One prop remaining on the cook's tray in the Mardi Gras Tribute Store.
A new character hiding inside the globe in the parlor of the Mardi Gras Tribute Store.
Apple Cinnamon available as a complimentary Uncrustable during the EPCOT Flower and Garden Festival.
Aerial photo of The Magic of Disney Animation. Feature Animation Florida worked in the "fish bowl" here. Large windows where guests could watch, for example, work on The Lion King. Over the years, the studio expanded into trailers. Then the building at top right in 1998.
My Disney team jacket collection. Blue borders around front-back pairs. I worked (as a Feature Animation crew member) with Imagineering on about ten projects, including Pooh's Honey Hunt in Tokyo Disneyland.
Smaller Mardi Gras trees at Universal Orlando resort. Decorated by guests leaving CityWalk for parking.