Dave and Doug "Discover the Magic" at Disneyland Park
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We disembarked at the ToonTown Station and hurried back to Mickey’s house. Once again, Jamal was able to slip us in through the back way, and in no time at all we were greeting bandleader Mickey in his dressing room. He was very pleased that we were returning his book, and wanted to hear all about our adventures. After taking several pictures, it was time to say goodbye to our new friend Jamal. He told us to be sure and stop by City Hall for a final surprise: personally inscribed photos from our old pal Mickey.
It hardly seemed possible that so much activity had been packed into only three hours. Both Dave and I agreed that the “Discover the Magic�? tour was a lot of fun. In fact, the only thing that could have made it better would be experiencing the whole thing with our friends from LaughingPlace.
And, as it so happened, Dave did take the Discover the Magic tour a few days later with a LaughingPlace crew. He noted that the tour was just as much fun the second time around, especially with a group of actual children. The kids also got a different gift—a pin to commemorate their day of discovery.
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INFORMATION ABOUT “DISCOVER THE MAGIC�? (The following is taken from the brochure available at Disneyland.) Cost: $49* per person for first 2 tickets (2 person minimum): $39 for each additional ticket beyond minimum Includes: Lunch & Souvenir Gift Length: 3 hours (approx.) Group Size: Limited to 20 Guests Ages: Recommended for kids ages 5-9 For reservations, call (714) 781-4400 or stop by City Hall on Main Street, U.S.A., or any Main Entrance ticket booth. Reservations may be made up to 30 days in advance. PLEASE NOTE: Due to active nature of this tour, strollers are not recommended. *Separate paid admission to Disneyland park is required. All attractions and entertainment, prices, types and features of tickets, special offers and events, and age ranges may be seasonal and are subject to change without notice. |
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- Disney in the Classroom: Lee Suggs takes the tour with his kids
-- Posted August 25, 2004
-- Story by Doug Marsh
-- Pictures by Dave Mastanich
-- Special thanks to LaughingPlace.com readers for taking the tour and posing
for pictures