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The Future Of The Walt Disney Company

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On your next Disney vacation, you may not notice the Frontierland
cowboys moving through secret corridors in and out of the park.
You will probably never see the imagineer studios where designers
are fusing together robot animatronics or the Disney artist
studios where painters and wood carvers are making the next
attraction's hand-crafted signs.

You may not know what rides are being planned for 2009, or who
the CEO of the Walt Disney Company is, but you can rest assured
there's a huge team of Disney executives working
behind-the-scenes at making your family's trip the experience of
a lifetime.

Sometimes it's easy to forget that the Disney Company is pulling
behind-the-scenes strings. When visitors enter Disney World
Orlando, Tokyo Disneyland or one of the many Disney "empires,"
the illusion becomes real.

Every care and worry simply ceases to exist for people on their
family Disney vacation, which is just the way Walt and Roy Disney
imagined it. Like any business, there is competition, and with
Universal planning a new Simpsons ride and a Harry Potter theme
park, the Walt Disney Company knows it must keep developing or be
left in the dust.

There are several projects being undertaken by Disney for
2008-2009. In California, the Mark VII Monorail is being
developed to help transport people between parks, and new
attractions for the ailing, Disneyland California park, including
the Walt Disney Plaza, Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color and
the Little Mermaid Under the Sea Adventure.

Walt Disney World Orlando is changing the name of Disney MGM
Studios to Hollywood Studios and is adding an American Idol
attraction and Spaceship Earth is undergoing renovation at Epcot.
The last major addition at Disney World Orlando was 2006's $100
million Mount Everest rollercoaster set in the Animal Kingdom.
Tokyo Disneyland is adding the Monsters Inc. Ride and Go Seek
attraction as well.

Perhaps the most anticipated new attraction is Toy Story Mania
being developed for both American parks. In this ride, guests
will board vehicles and navigate through a carnival midway, where
they'll stop at several 3-D virtual reality game screens.
Disneyworld executives hope to meet people's expectations and
desire for instant gratification by greeting guests waiting in
line with costumed cast members and a one-million-dollar singing
animatronic Mr. Potato Head.

Once inside, Toy Story characters like Bo Peep, Woody and the
Piggy Bank will be the carnival operators. "We look at it as
gaming meets immersive storytelling," explained one of the
designers.

Over the years, the package deals are getting a little sweeter
to attract the budget-conscious. Consider that some Disney World
vacation packages including a Disney resort room, dining plan and
park ticket start at $79 per person, which is less than the cost
of a single park admission ticket!

The "no expiration date" ticket option appeals to many families,
too, enabling them to come back time and time again. Over the
years, the Walt Disney Company imagineers have remained true to
its original dream: to provide memorable, fun and educational
vacations to families, spanning as many as three generational
lines!

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