Disney Photopass is debuting some fun new props to celebrate International Women’s Day that will likely stick around for the rest of the month.
What’s Happening:
- To celebrate International Women’s Day, and throughout Women’s History Month, Disney Photopass is introducing new photo props that are inspired by three women who helped shape Disney history.
- The new props, exclusive to the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World, feature art and imagery indicative of either Mary Blair, Leota Toombs, or Harriet Burns, each woman a different Disney Legend in their own right.
- Based on a tweet from Disney Photopass, the props can be found:
- Mary Blair – In Fantasyland, home of “it’s a small world,” which is widely associated with the artist and Imagineer
- Leota Toombs – In Liberty Square outside of the Haunted Mansion, where she is featured inside as one of the iconic characters in the attraction.
- Harriet Burns – In Adventureland, which plays home to The Enchanted Tiki Room, widely associated with the first woman Imagineer.
- The back of each photo prop has something to say about each artist, aside from “Artist. Designer. Disney Legend.”:
- Leota Toombs
- Leota Toombs served as the model for Madame Leota in the Haunted Mansion attraction.
- Mary Blair
- Mary Blair and her artistic flair defined the color palette and attraction facade for “it’s a small world.”
- Harriet Burns
- The first female Imagineer, Harriet Burns applied feathers to the birds in the Enchanted Tiki Room, one by one!
- As with many things PhotoPass, these props are expected only to be available for a limited time, and though no official end date has been announced, will likely only be available through March – International Women’s History Month.
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