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I still have vivid memories walking around Mickey's and Minnie's houses. I could still hear that bubbling pot in their kitchen. Toontown was so uniquely Disney, I wish they kept it than replace Mickey and friends with a random circus with Dumbo.
My first Disney memory [ I remember] was going to MK excited to see Mickeys house only to realize it had closed…. I was confronted by these tall walls and ever since I became a Disney Parks fan obsessed with what would replace it
For some reason one the the most vivid disneyqorld memories I have is from when I was like 6 and being in the big tent at toontown fair where they had like a gift shop I think and showed cartoons on the sides
I LOVED this area as a kid. The houses of course, and all the fun little environmental details, but also just the atmosphere. Also I met chicken little there, which as I would come to find out later was a pretty rare encounter
I've never been to Toontown Fair, but it along with Toontown at DL and Tokyo were some of my first interests when I came back into the Disney sphere in 2020 alongside Splash Mountain. I've always found more charm in Toontown Fair than in Storybook Circus and I wish they didn't end up removing it Something else I also regret is saving the Toontown Fair music loop because I know someone uploaded it to RUclips a few years ago and it contained some tracks that aren't in the original Disneyland version. Thanks for taking me back in time with this video
I remember going to Mickey’s Toon town fair back into 2000s. I still have some of the photos of the meet and greetings in my photo album and home movies my parents would tape
Oh man I loved this place as a little kid. It was so much fun and while not as fleshed out as toontown in Disneyland, it felt lived in. I think that’s my main issue with Storybook circus, it feels a lot emptier in comparison. Also the souvenier shop isn’t nearly as memorable. It was fun seeing what exciting new characters they had visiting like Cinderella’s mice and Rafiki. I love dumbo but I’d like to see more characters than just the fab 5.
I still can’t believe they gave us a beauty and the beast, quick service restaurant and a sit down restaurant, but they couldn’t give us the ride that they built in Japan. Of course the Japanese paid for that.
I should also add....my daughter's first roller coaster was Barnstormer. She spent the whole ride screaming "too fast! too fast!" Then when we pulled into the station to debark, she thought we could just stay on and ride it again. :P
Why would they base Toon town on a cartoon that was considered very risqué, sexual and very mature. Then they read did tune town only to make it bad with part of the pavement, sinking and other small attractions sinking, they could use that portion of the land and make it intobeauty and the beast and put the beauty and the beast right in there. Mickey’s runaway railroad is always breaking down which only shows how wonderful the imagers are really are.
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I still have vivid memories walking around Mickey's and Minnie's houses. I could still hear that bubbling pot in their kitchen. Toontown was so uniquely Disney, I wish they kept it than replace Mickey and friends with a random circus with Dumbo.
Towntown Fair > Storybook Circus
Even if it was cheap, my family and I fondly remember Toontown Fair growing up
just unlocked a super vivid memory of minnie mouse’s kitchen and looking in the fridges omg
My first Disney memory [ I remember] was going to MK excited to see Mickeys house only to realize it had closed…. I was confronted by these tall walls and ever since I became a Disney Parks fan obsessed with what would replace it
For some reason one the the most vivid disneyqorld memories I have is from when I was like 6 and being in the big tent at toontown fair where they had like a gift shop I think and showed cartoons on the sides
I LOVED this area as a kid. The houses of course, and all the fun little environmental details, but also just the atmosphere. Also I met chicken little there, which as I would come to find out later was a pretty rare encounter
I've never been to Toontown Fair, but it along with Toontown at DL and Tokyo were some of my first interests when I came back into the Disney sphere in 2020 alongside Splash Mountain. I've always found more charm in Toontown Fair than in Storybook Circus and I wish they didn't end up removing it
Something else I also regret is saving the Toontown Fair music loop because I know someone uploaded it to RUclips a few years ago and it contained some tracks that aren't in the original Disneyland version. Thanks for taking me back in time with this video
I remember going to Mickey’s Toon town fair back into 2000s. I still have some of the photos of the meet and greetings in my photo album and home movies my parents would tape
I miss Toontown Fair so much. 😢
Never forget that birthday land gave us one of the best Mickey Mouse quotes: “when I have to make a call, I use the den”
I absolutely loved this section of the park when I was growing up. My first trip was in 95 which was probably the peak of this area.
Mickey's Toontown Fair was absolutely my fave attraction at Disney World, depsite never going I miss the land. ❤
Oh man I loved this place as a little kid. It was so much fun and while not as fleshed out as toontown in Disneyland, it felt lived in. I think that’s my main issue with Storybook circus, it feels a lot emptier in comparison. Also the souvenier shop isn’t nearly as memorable. It was fun seeing what exciting new characters they had visiting like Cinderella’s mice and Rafiki. I love dumbo but I’d like to see more characters than just the fab 5.
7:37 IS THAT THE BITE OF 87?
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I still can’t believe they gave us a beauty and the beast, quick service restaurant and a sit down restaurant, but they couldn’t give us the ride that they built in Japan. Of course the Japanese paid for that.
Mickey was kind of a narcissist for having an entire land dedicated to his birthday.
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Not sure if you are going to get to it, but Disney actually gave out free slices of birthday cake as well (back in the Mickey's Birthdayland era).
I should also add....my daughter's first roller coaster was Barnstormer. She spent the whole ride screaming "too fast! too fast!"
Then when we pulled into the station to debark, she thought we could just stay on and ride it again. :P
Maybe I'll get to visit Disneyland one day
1988 the year i was born
Why would they base Toon town on a cartoon that was considered very risqué, sexual and very mature. Then they read did tune town only to make it bad with part of the pavement, sinking and other small attractions sinking, they could use that portion of the land and make it intobeauty and the beast and put the beauty and the beast right in there. Mickey’s runaway railroad is always breaking down which only shows how wonderful the imagers are really are.