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Famous YouTube Impressionist Goes to Chef Mickey’s

July 6, 2017 by Robert Morgan Leave a Comment

Brian Hull, a popular YouTuber impressionist, recently visited Chef Mickey’s and had a fun time using his skills to impress the Disney characters. In the video, it shows him talking like Minnie Mouse, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and Goofy. He also has a fun moment with Pluto impersonating Mickey to him. Finally ending the video with a long laugh and hugs with Goofy.

The characters looked the most surprised and impressed by Brian as I am sure this is something they don’t see every day. The family sitting behind him looked a tad annoyed by the attention instead of getting in on the fun (character meals are expensive). You can also check out Brian in other Disney related videos as he has done the same at Disneyland. He is most famous for singing “Let It Go” by impersonating various Disney and Pixar characters throughout the song. That video alone has over 27 million views, and his YouTube page has over 6oo,ooo subscribers.

Disney World is Expensive, Dads are Creative

July 6, 2017 by Robert Morgan Leave a Comment

One Dad decided that the costs of Disney World wouldn’t stop him from giving his child some fun at home this Fourth of July. Youtuber, KentuckyFriedIdiot, used a wall mounted flat screen, a rollercoaster point of view video, a storage container and then added some dad strength to give his child a fun experience.

He has started a GoFundMe page and has already raised over $1,000. The description says,

“Our daughter would like to go to Disneyworld. Now if you’ve been to Disneyworld you know it costs $5.00 for a 16 oz bottle of water, let alone the ticket price. If you enjoyed our video, please think about making the dream come true!”

Seems to be a recent trend in people starting GoFundMe pages for trips to Disney World.

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Coming to Netflix in July

June 28, 2017 by Robert Morgan Leave a Comment

Starting on July 18, you will be able to stream Rogue One: A Star Wars Story on Netflix. This is another film a part of the Netflix-Disney partnership of releasing Disney movies on their platform.

Rogue One will be the first live-action Star Wars film to hit Netflix in the U.S. under the company’s exclusive deal with Disney. Netflix and Disney, Lucasfilm’s parent company, signed an agreement in 2012 that gave Netflix the exclusive U.S. pay-TV rights to stream Disney movies. That locked out traditional premium cable channels like HBO, Starz and Epix, networks that all covet the rights to broadcast major films. (Polygon)

Rogue One was another box office hit for Disney, grossing $1.05B worldwide and was crowned the top grossing film of 2016. Netflix is lucky to be getting their first Star Wars live-action available to their subscribers and should help encourage new subscribers.

We are looking forward to even more exciting Star Wars news that might come out of D23 Expo in July. Stay tune and may the force be with you!

Creating the Hall of Presidents: Rare Footage from 1971

June 27, 2017 by Robert Morgan Leave a Comment

The Hall of Presidents is under a refurbishment to add the 45th President Donald Trump and is expected to be unavailable to visitors for at least most of the summer. We thought it would be a good time to share this rare footage of Imagineers creating the Hall of Presidents. Amazing that this project was started over forty years ago and still remains today. History does stand the test of time.

Rarely seen footage of WED employees (Imagineers today) at work building Walt Disney World is a real treat. That is just what you’ll find in this incredible video of WED at work building the Hall of Presidents filmed on 02/16/71 for the opening of Walt Disney World brought to you by DisneyAvenue.com. Keep an eye out for legendary Imagineers like Herb Ryman, Harriett Burns and more. Enjoy!