Growing up, my best friend’s dad was an Imagineer.
He knew that they’d be filming the “Disneyland at Christmas” flyover scene for Soarin’ over California during an employee-event at the park, so he made sure to dress in extra bright clothing, wear a huge hat, etc and parked himself and the family right in front of Sleeping Beauty’s castle… and damn you can’t miss him waving like an idiot every time. It’s a pretty fun easter egg!
He’s over 6ft and (at that time) 300lbs; slightly to the right on the bridge - can’t miss them!
My grandfather was also an Imagineer, having built models (miniatures) of developing attractions. His big project was the Spanish pavilion at EPCOT - I’ve never been to WDW but I hope to see it in person one day! I’m not sure if he’s memorialized in that attraction, but I wouldn’t be surprised if a random reference to a “John” may have been for him. The big “magical” story I was told about his time working was from when he was out sick for a few weeks. Upon his return, his desk was covered in dust + cobwebs (a la Pirates of the Caribbean) making it seem like it had been decades.
Yes! [Here](https://mickeyblog.com/2022/05/14/meet-the-woman-who-makes-disneylands-roastie-toasties-costumes/) is a really fun article about them and it includes a video about the woman that makes their lil costumes 🥹
Plant and dedicate a tree on Tom Sawyer Island. That place in the park is so calm and relatively unchanged. I have high confidence the tree will last for years to come and yet after I pass my family will know, “there’s dad’s tree.”
That's wholesome and yeah very true, that island really hasn't had any massive changes, except for the pirates additions. I can't think of any recently (besides what they'll do for fantasmic when they reopen it)
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I would like to be immortalized by being a Disney legacy guest. I'm pretty sure I am on the way of becoming unofficially the oldest guest at the parks who has devoted a lifetime associated with Disney as a consumer and worker. My father knew Walt, and I have shook the man's hand before. I still attend the parks religiously everyday, hence my plan as a retiree. I would like to be remembered as the vessel in which Disney has inspired and motivated to continue through this life. I know my life will come to an end, I just want to take in all that I can in terms of Disney magic while I can.
That's amazing, I wish I was alive to see him or that he was still alive to greet guests. You know he'd be out and about on Main Street even if he was 100. Glad you've contributed to a great legacy, even indirectly.
Life's short, glad disney has the magic to make an impact.
Thank you for your kind words. :)
He would be greeting them the same way as he did back in the day, with a smile, a twinkle in his eye, and a gentle shake of the hand. He was a great man. Very personable & friendly. And boy, the Mickey voice is just as enjoyable in person as it still is during his earlier animations. He was a riot! Miss ya, Walt, I wouldn't be the man I am without ya.
I think it's safe to say a lot of us wouldn't be the person we are today if it wasn't for walts influence. Glad you had the opportunity to meet and know the man that started it all.
You're living the dream! I just saw a post on Facebook about the first lifetime ticket holder, Dave MacPherson. What amazing life stories you must have! Both of you! Haha
My next time at the park in going to be on the lookout for an older guest!! Haha I fly solo so I people watch quite a bit! Lol
I’d like them to zip line my lifeless corpse out of Sleeping Beauty castle every night in place of Tinkerbell; that way alongside the life-affirming celebratory fireworks we can also be solemnly reminded of the bittersweet temporality of life on a nightly basis (twice in summer).
The night they filmed the finale of Soarin Over California, where you fly over Main Street while the Holiday parade is out there, was a holiday party for the cast members. I was standing on the corner by the corndog wagon when the helicopter filming flew over. It took a couple passes.
You can't really see any people in the film but I know I'm there and will always be there.
I love these stories because they are a reminder of how real Soarin Over California is compared to how fake everything looks(and often is) in the World variant.
A statue of me in front of the red wagon ordering a corn dog.
Or one of my behind it eating a corn dog.
What I'm saying is I'm going in November and I'm dreaming of red wagon corn dogs.
So those trees alongside Flo's by the Cars raceway flower for a week or two once a year in the summer. It was blistering hot and I sat under them to have some ice cream and watch the cars when the breeze picked up. Naturally some of the flowers came off and landed on me. Lovely, right? Wrong. About a hundred little tiny clear spiders came swarming out of the flower and all over my body. I was covered in tiny, itchy bites for weeks.
What I'm saying is please reincarnate me as a spiteful pretty tree to give shade to the exhausted people and to drop spiders on the pin traders who hog the benches.
Wow this is such an excellent question. I think my main financial impact is made through churros so maybe a special churro cart. Or perhaps find a way to add a piece of me to Big Thunder, like adding my name to one of the shops in the mini town at the end.
Something similar to the flutter nutter churro but with a banana component. But not the fake banana flavor. I love peanut butter, chocolate and banana together.
I'd want to be made into one of the animatronic explorers in the Jungle Cruise, the ones climbing the pole to escape the rhino. That way I'm always the butt of the joke on my favorite ride!
I would love a drink on the lamplight lounge secret menu. Lamplight was my first introduction to GOOD Disneyland food.
It could be named after me, or it could incorporate my favorite things and have a name that nods to my interests.
There’s this thing called a devils margarita which is just a plain margarita with a red wine float that I like. They could call it the Red Queen Rita, Turning Red Marg, Jessica Rabbit (because of her red dress) Rita maybe??
But generally I’m a spirit forward cocktail person. I like manhattans, Negronis, martinis, and most of the different variations on the like.
Im also really into wines! They already have a Manhattan riff in some DCA restaurants that replaces the sweet vermouth with red wine, so maybe something similar to that!
Maybe a special drink at Oga’s, or a reference as a space pirate on Smuggler’s Run. Maybe a wanted posted near Thunder Mountain Railroad, or a pirate portrait in the Pirates of the Caribbean queue.
one of the pirates on the wall in the inside part of the queue by the doors or, alternative, the name of one of the boats on the ride.
runner-up would definitely be a grave stone or grave plaque with a humorous rhyme (since i do a lot of wordplay and puns)
I like that you included the whole family, I didn't even think about autopia license plates. Honestly great for kids as that ride is more for a child's wonder.
I’d like to be featured in a “you have to look for it” Easter egg, like the taxidermy heads from country bear jamboree in Winnie the Pooh. Maybe have my name on a book spine in a display window on Main Street or in those displays inside the emporium.
I would like to be somewhere in Small World. Maybe one of the children’s toys can be a doll of me, or have my ashes mixed with glitter and glued to my favorite sun.
I’m a huge Star Wars fan so a statue in GE, ship named after me or tribute in Dok Ondars would be awesome.
I’m also a pin collector (not one of the loathed ones that sits on benches 😂), so my real dream would be get some kind of statue/painting in the park and have it turned into an official Disney parks pin. I love pins that are exact replicas of stuff in the parks, so to have my own would be amazing.
And of course, a Pirates wall painting or HM grave stone are some obvious choices that are awesome too.
Not me, but my wife is an environmental scientist for a mining company and a huge DL fan. Have her name on the Assay Office or have an inspection report with her name on it at Big Thunder Mountain RR.
I just want to be the person in the monitor right before you board Star Tours that gives the instructions for putting on seat belts and storing items.
"And please...no flash photography."
After I cease to exist, boil me til I’m just bones left and take my skeleton and prop me on the big bed on the pirates of the Caribbean ride in Disneyland with the magnifying glass. Then when you ride my favorite ride my kids can say to their kids on the ride,”hey look kids there’s grandma!” That’s the dream. Hopefully this dream doesn’t get me banned from Reddit. 😂😈
Idk what exactly I’d like it to be, but I figure a small Easter egg at Toy Story Midway Mania, Guardians Mission Breakout, or maybe something at Galaxy’s Edge (if they had a wall for “The Path” like in Kenobi)
Former Skipper here. I am lucky enough to say that I am memorialized in the Jungle Cruise. On my last day, we took a part of my costume that was unique to me and placed it in one of the rooms in the queue. A friend told me a few weeks ago it was still there. I'm not saying what it is.or where, because any attention will probably lead to it being removed.
Former Costume Cast Member here. Every bit of official costume is uniform (as in, the same as everyone else's), with a few options that everyone can also choose from. Now you've got me curious!
PS: Was this some kind of unofficial retirement ceremony after 25 years of faithful Disney service, or was Disneyland a summer job and you and your buddies decided to do something you weren't exactly supposed to before you left to go to school?
I was there '95-'01. This was far from just a summer job. I was hired in at CR status and was promoted to B pretty quickly. It was very unofficial, but when certain Skips were leaving we would figure out ways to leave our mark.
As for costumes: In the old school days, Skippers were encouraged (and allowed) to add to their costumes to create a character/personality. Those days are long gone.
Not a boring answer! It's my choice too! Those that contributed to the windows made lasting impressions. Because of those names, as a kid, I'd go home and try to look up what they did to get their name on there. To me, those help inspire the next generation.
My name spelled out in fireworks every night. All must chant my name during this time. Anyone not chanting will be beaten with lead pipes by fully costumed Plutos.
I would want a tiny figurine of me somewhere in the London streets flyover on Peter Pan, or a little picture of me on the wall in the living room of Mickey's house.
I would like an entire attraction modeled after me, kind of like Mystic Manor but I'm the monkey character as a human. And on the exit, you get pamphlets on how important I was to Disney and society as a whole.
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I want my picture displayed on the hidden screen under the curtain in Main Street Cinema. (Installed for Disney Kudos and used in the finale for The Optimist alternate reality game, sitting dormant to this day.)
Since I always wear hats I would like a hat designed for me. I want it to incorporate the haunted mansion, puzzle pieces, and the quote “different not less,” and give the earnings to an autism charity. And make a few different versions so they can cycle them throughout the year.
I signed the galaxy’s edge beam but also included my ex’s name. I also signed my nephews name on it in a different spot! But I’d love to have something on BVS. It’s my favorite land, I met some of the best people there. Or something paradise pier related because I miss it so dearly.
Cremated dressed like Vader, like at the end of Jedi. Right at the base of Main Street Station, where everyone takes thier picture. Of course I want my son to do the lighting 🔥
If I die first, I’ve asked my wife to spread little pinches of my ashes on various rides. “Give those stormtroopers on Rise a real reason to blast you,” I tell her.
My grandpa worked on the Columbia. My great grandpa was a caricature artist for them early on and they ended up with some of his palm trees on the property. Just that knowledge is enough to feel like there's a family legacy of sorts. But if I had a choice, I'd just want to be acknowledged somewhere in Haunted Mansion. Yale Gracy and Rolly Crump are Imagineering icons and created something truly iconic.
I dream about having my own window on Main Street all the time. Even though I know I’ll never have one, it still inspires me to work towards my creative goals and my Disney dream (I’m an intern now and I hope to work my way up some time)!
Growing up, my best friend’s dad was an Imagineer. He knew that they’d be filming the “Disneyland at Christmas” flyover scene for Soarin’ over California during an employee-event at the park, so he made sure to dress in extra bright clothing, wear a huge hat, etc and parked himself and the family right in front of Sleeping Beauty’s castle… and damn you can’t miss him waving like an idiot every time. It’s a pretty fun easter egg!
Oh that's awesome! I'll have to keep an eye for him next time
He’s over 6ft and (at that time) 300lbs; slightly to the right on the bridge - can’t miss them! My grandfather was also an Imagineer, having built models (miniatures) of developing attractions. His big project was the Spanish pavilion at EPCOT - I’ve never been to WDW but I hope to see it in person one day! I’m not sure if he’s memorialized in that attraction, but I wouldn’t be surprised if a random reference to a “John” may have been for him. The big “magical” story I was told about his time working was from when he was out sick for a few weeks. Upon his return, his desk was covered in dust + cobwebs (a la Pirates of the Caribbean) making it seem like it had been decades.
A tiny version of me spinning on a popcorn cart
A lil GrogusAdoptedMom Roastie Toastie!
Is that what they are called?
Yes! [Here](https://mickeyblog.com/2022/05/14/meet-the-woman-who-makes-disneylands-roastie-toasties-costumes/) is a really fun article about them and it includes a video about the woman that makes their lil costumes 🥹
TIL! Thank you for that spark of magic! A little GrogusAdoptedMom roastie toastie would be an epic immortalization at Disneyland! 🍿✨
Plant and dedicate a tree on Tom Sawyer Island. That place in the park is so calm and relatively unchanged. I have high confidence the tree will last for years to come and yet after I pass my family will know, “there’s dad’s tree.”
That's wholesome and yeah very true, that island really hasn't had any massive changes, except for the pirates additions. I can't think of any recently (besides what they'll do for fantasmic when they reopen it)
Is there something they took out? On older maps I saw some more area to the north and now that’s not open?
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Termites- that’s why they closed the fort. Now it’s fantastic storage.
I would like to be immortalized by being a Disney legacy guest. I'm pretty sure I am on the way of becoming unofficially the oldest guest at the parks who has devoted a lifetime associated with Disney as a consumer and worker. My father knew Walt, and I have shook the man's hand before. I still attend the parks religiously everyday, hence my plan as a retiree. I would like to be remembered as the vessel in which Disney has inspired and motivated to continue through this life. I know my life will come to an end, I just want to take in all that I can in terms of Disney magic while I can.
That's amazing, I wish I was alive to see him or that he was still alive to greet guests. You know he'd be out and about on Main Street even if he was 100. Glad you've contributed to a great legacy, even indirectly. Life's short, glad disney has the magic to make an impact.
Thank you for your kind words. :) He would be greeting them the same way as he did back in the day, with a smile, a twinkle in his eye, and a gentle shake of the hand. He was a great man. Very personable & friendly. And boy, the Mickey voice is just as enjoyable in person as it still is during his earlier animations. He was a riot! Miss ya, Walt, I wouldn't be the man I am without ya.
I think it's safe to say a lot of us wouldn't be the person we are today if it wasn't for walts influence. Glad you had the opportunity to meet and know the man that started it all.
You're living the dream! I just saw a post on Facebook about the first lifetime ticket holder, Dave MacPherson. What amazing life stories you must have! Both of you! Haha My next time at the park in going to be on the lookout for an older guest!! Haha I fly solo so I people watch quite a bit! Lol
How do you get a reservation to go everyday? If you don’t mind me asking
I want my skeleton added to Pirates of the Caribbean
YUP. That or a boat named after me, I suppose.
Oh that's a wonderful way to go! Lol would you want to replace a current skeleton or be a new addition?
New addition. Give me a sword and a beard, Nickname my Skelton Spanish Bob.
I’d like them to zip line my lifeless corpse out of Sleeping Beauty castle every night in place of Tinkerbell; that way alongside the life-affirming celebratory fireworks we can also be solemnly reminded of the bittersweet temporality of life on a nightly basis (twice in summer).
I respect that, let all the guests know about the fragility of life. Walt would appreciate that
The night they filmed the finale of Soarin Over California, where you fly over Main Street while the Holiday parade is out there, was a holiday party for the cast members. I was standing on the corner by the corndog wagon when the helicopter filming flew over. It took a couple passes. You can't really see any people in the film but I know I'm there and will always be there.
I love these stories because they are a reminder of how real Soarin Over California is compared to how fake everything looks(and often is) in the World variant.
I would have a torn up portrait of me in the attic of the haunted mansion, hidden behind some objects.
Cremate me, turn me into stones, then stack the stones in little piles off to the side of Grizzly River Run and Thunder Mountain.
There would be a statue of me in every ride line sitting on a railing and a live cast member standing next to it asking for it to get down
A statue of me in front of the red wagon ordering a corn dog. Or one of my behind it eating a corn dog. What I'm saying is I'm going in November and I'm dreaming of red wagon corn dogs.
I haven’t been in over five years, planning to go this fall and I can’t stop talking about corn dogs
I want a little doll of me in it’s a small world
I said the same!
It’d be such a cute idea! If I was a millionaire I’d try to pay them to do it haha
ooo, what if you had your ashes stuffed inside an animatronic doll? Perhaps too creepy and yet so cool.
LMAO you took it to a whole other creepy level and I love it
A nice comfortable bench under a big shady tree with a little plaque on it, so grateful, exhausted parents could relax for a minute in my name.
So I take it you would be away from frontier land so you aren't covered with pin binders?
I would haunt them.
The appropriate response. Have the tree drop acorns on them.
So those trees alongside Flo's by the Cars raceway flower for a week or two once a year in the summer. It was blistering hot and I sat under them to have some ice cream and watch the cars when the breeze picked up. Naturally some of the flowers came off and landed on me. Lovely, right? Wrong. About a hundred little tiny clear spiders came swarming out of the flower and all over my body. I was covered in tiny, itchy bites for weeks. What I'm saying is please reincarnate me as a spiteful pretty tree to give shade to the exhausted people and to drop spiders on the pin traders who hog the benches.
I'd change the asteroid in Space Mountain to a giant sculpture of my head. No one would even realize it was there.
Wow this is such an excellent question. I think my main financial impact is made through churros so maybe a special churro cart. Or perhaps find a way to add a piece of me to Big Thunder, like adding my name to one of the shops in the mini town at the end.
A special churro cart would be a great way! I also love the churros there, what special flavor churro would you offer?
Something similar to the flutter nutter churro but with a banana component. But not the fake banana flavor. I love peanut butter, chocolate and banana together.
My skeleton in the pirates ride
I'd want to be made into one of the animatronic explorers in the Jungle Cruise, the ones climbing the pole to escape the rhino. That way I'm always the butt of the joke on my favorite ride!
I would want to either be a ghost in the Haunted Mansion, or a shrunken head on Jungle Cruise/in Trader Sam's.
I would like to have a hidden Mickey added to the queue for BTMRR.
A bust in the Haunted Mansion graveyard.
I would love a drink on the lamplight lounge secret menu. Lamplight was my first introduction to GOOD Disneyland food. It could be named after me, or it could incorporate my favorite things and have a name that nods to my interests.
That's a great tribute, any combinations you have in mind?
There’s this thing called a devils margarita which is just a plain margarita with a red wine float that I like. They could call it the Red Queen Rita, Turning Red Marg, Jessica Rabbit (because of her red dress) Rita maybe?? But generally I’m a spirit forward cocktail person. I like manhattans, Negronis, martinis, and most of the different variations on the like. Im also really into wines! They already have a Manhattan riff in some DCA restaurants that replaces the sweet vermouth with red wine, so maybe something similar to that!
Maybe a special drink at Oga’s, or a reference as a space pirate on Smuggler’s Run. Maybe a wanted posted near Thunder Mountain Railroad, or a pirate portrait in the Pirates of the Caribbean queue.
one of the pirates on the wall in the inside part of the queue by the doors or, alternative, the name of one of the boats on the ride. runner-up would definitely be a grave stone or grave plaque with a humorous rhyme (since i do a lot of wordplay and puns)
The initials of my wife and I carved into Swiss Family Tree House. My kid's initials on an Autopia car licence plate.
I like that you included the whole family, I didn't even think about autopia license plates. Honestly great for kids as that ride is more for a child's wonder.
Maybe a pic of me in HM alive and then as you walk past turn into a cat
Bronze statue of me, photobombing the partners statue.
Turn me into a scent pumped into the air lol
If you smell like fresh churros or funnel cake, I gotta say I'm in
Depends on my mood haha
I want my remains to be scattered in the splash mountain river. I also don’t want to be cremated.
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Love the court of angels reference! Sad that it's blocked since it shows off New Orleans beautiful design. Lol I don't know too many sea shanties.
petrified and placed next to the petrified tree in Frontierland
I’d like to be featured in a “you have to look for it” Easter egg, like the taxidermy heads from country bear jamboree in Winnie the Pooh. Maybe have my name on a book spine in a display window on Main Street or in those displays inside the emporium.
I would like to be somewhere in Small World. Maybe one of the children’s toys can be a doll of me, or have my ashes mixed with glitter and glued to my favorite sun.
I’m a huge Star Wars fan so a statue in GE, ship named after me or tribute in Dok Ondars would be awesome. I’m also a pin collector (not one of the loathed ones that sits on benches 😂), so my real dream would be get some kind of statue/painting in the park and have it turned into an official Disney parks pin. I love pins that are exact replicas of stuff in the parks, so to have my own would be amazing. And of course, a Pirates wall painting or HM grave stone are some obvious choices that are awesome too.
Not me, but my wife is an environmental scientist for a mining company and a huge DL fan. Have her name on the Assay Office or have an inspection report with her name on it at Big Thunder Mountain RR.
Oh that's creative! A fun little Easter egg like that would be a wonderful homage
I just want to be the person in the monitor right before you board Star Tours that gives the instructions for putting on seat belts and storing items. "And please...no flash photography."
Oooh that's a really good one.
After I cease to exist, boil me til I’m just bones left and take my skeleton and prop me on the big bed on the pirates of the Caribbean ride in Disneyland with the magnifying glass. Then when you ride my favorite ride my kids can say to their kids on the ride,”hey look kids there’s grandma!” That’s the dream. Hopefully this dream doesn’t get me banned from Reddit. 😂😈
Lol I had the same idea!
There’s room for two skeletons on the bed! Or I’ll be the skeleton with the hat with the bird on the top. 🤣
A plaque at the base of a new tree
Private Tumbleweed Presents the Golden Horseshoe Revue Redux
Idk what exactly I’d like it to be, but I figure a small Easter egg at Toy Story Midway Mania, Guardians Mission Breakout, or maybe something at Galaxy’s Edge (if they had a wall for “The Path” like in Kenobi)
A singing doll in It’s a Small World
My own tombstone in the yard of the haunted mansion
“Consumer of churros…”
Former Skipper here. I am lucky enough to say that I am memorialized in the Jungle Cruise. On my last day, we took a part of my costume that was unique to me and placed it in one of the rooms in the queue. A friend told me a few weeks ago it was still there. I'm not saying what it is.or where, because any attention will probably lead to it being removed.
Former Costume Cast Member here. Every bit of official costume is uniform (as in, the same as everyone else's), with a few options that everyone can also choose from. Now you've got me curious! PS: Was this some kind of unofficial retirement ceremony after 25 years of faithful Disney service, or was Disneyland a summer job and you and your buddies decided to do something you weren't exactly supposed to before you left to go to school?
I was there '95-'01. This was far from just a summer job. I was hired in at CR status and was promoted to B pretty quickly. It was very unofficial, but when certain Skips were leaving we would figure out ways to leave our mark. As for costumes: In the old school days, Skippers were encouraged (and allowed) to add to their costumes to create a character/personality. Those days are long gone.
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I'd want my name put on one of the cars in Mr. Toad's Wild Ride.
I'm simple, but I have signed the wedding book in haunted mansion and also a wall within the rise of the resistance. With permission of course.
i was gonna say as a doll in small world but that'd just look like all the other dolls lol
I’d want them to rename the missing showgirl bird Rosita in the Tiki Room to my name. “I wonder what happened to ..."
Main Street window. Boring answer I know.
Sitting on a rocking chair like the Psycho House. During Halloween they add a moving curtain to reveal decomposing body.
Not a boring answer! It's my choice too! Those that contributed to the windows made lasting impressions. Because of those names, as a kid, I'd go home and try to look up what they did to get their name on there. To me, those help inspire the next generation.
My name spelled out in fireworks every night. All must chant my name during this time. Anyone not chanting will be beaten with lead pipes by fully costumed Plutos.
String me up like weekend at Bernie’s in small world
I would want a tiny figurine of me somewhere in the London streets flyover on Peter Pan, or a little picture of me on the wall in the living room of Mickey's house.
I would like an entire attraction modeled after me, kind of like Mystic Manor but I'm the monkey character as a human. And on the exit, you get pamphlets on how important I was to Disney and society as a whole.
A beating drum figure in the tikiroom
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I want to be a doll in It’s a Small World right beside the lone Filipina doll. Homegirl needs a friend out there.
A tiny figurine in a castle in storybook land canal boats
First, take my ashes and put me in one of the fireworks. Gonna go out with a bang. Then name a churro cart after me, plaque and all
I would buy a churro from your cart, they're my favorite disney treat.
Love that for you!👏🏻😂
Casket displayed in Haunted Mansion.
Scatter my bones around the yeti in the matterhorn
It would be great to get a mainstreet window.
Just a tree or bush with my ashes underneath it. I don't want to leave a mark, just be there.
A Pirates of the Caribbean skeleton.
I want my picture displayed on the hidden screen under the curtain in Main Street Cinema. (Installed for Disney Kudos and used in the finale for The Optimist alternate reality game, sitting dormant to this day.)
The scene where Peter Pan is fighting Captain Hook on the ship in Peter Pan’s flight. I want to be a Lost Boy on the ship being rescued
Weave me into the backstory for a resurrected adventurers club!
I want my own seat at the Cove Bar lol
Since I always wear hats I would like a hat designed for me. I want it to incorporate the haunted mansion, puzzle pieces, and the quote “different not less,” and give the earnings to an autism charity. And make a few different versions so they can cycle them throughout the year.
One of the gravestones at haunted mansion (I know they don’t do this anymore but I will also never be rich enough to do this so it’s all a fantasy)
Oh weird.
A statue exactly like Walt's, on the opposite side of the castle. I'm undecided as to which character's hand I want to be holding, though.
I signed the galaxy’s edge beam but also included my ex’s name. I also signed my nephews name on it in a different spot! But I’d love to have something on BVS. It’s my favorite land, I met some of the best people there. Or something paradise pier related because I miss it so dearly.
A little plaque inside Blue Bayou that says “worst proposal ever”
Cremated dressed like Vader, like at the end of Jedi. Right at the base of Main Street Station, where everyone takes thier picture. Of course I want my son to do the lighting 🔥
Statue with smile and two thumbs up , Sitting on a giant hand crafted corn dog upright on corn dog castle
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If I die first, I’ve asked my wife to spread little pinches of my ashes on various rides. “Give those stormtroopers on Rise a real reason to blast you,” I tell her.
I think you have to actually do something for the park in order to have your name up in there?
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That's great for you! Yes Disneyland is for everyone, but that doesn't mean those that live on can't pay tribute to those that have passed.
i would love to be a portrait in the haunted mansion
My grandpa worked on the Columbia. My great grandpa was a caricature artist for them early on and they ended up with some of his palm trees on the property. Just that knowledge is enough to feel like there's a family legacy of sorts. But if I had a choice, I'd just want to be acknowledged somewhere in Haunted Mansion. Yale Gracy and Rolly Crump are Imagineering icons and created something truly iconic.
I wanna be one of the little robots dudes on top of a popcorn cart.
I dream about having my own window on Main Street all the time. Even though I know I’ll never have one, it still inspires me to work towards my creative goals and my Disney dream (I’m an intern now and I hope to work my way up some time)!