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DisneyLand RULES last modified: Friday, September 22, 2006 (6:19:43 PM) I cant wait. I love Pelco!!!(My moms workplace). Thanks to their good deals i get to go to disneyland. Next Sunday. Its going to be killing me til then. But i already got everything planned. Its going to be fun. Just me and my dad.(Some reason little bro and sis dont want to go)
After some research i found out they have cel galleries and shops in disneyland. I have to visit them, maybe if its not to much buy a cel. Last time i went i didnt know what cels were so i probably walked right past and didnt know. Not this time, i am going to drag my dad to all the galleries and shops. Oh and the studio where they show you how they are made. I cant wait!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! only....9 more days........... EDIT: I knew it was too good to be true. Its not unti the 21st of October. How will i make it that long? only 30 days left.....
LOL! I hope you survive the wait without pulling all your hair out! ~_^ And have fun!!! Although, the cels are probably going to be incredibly expensive. V_V But ride all the rides and have a blast! ^_^
I hate to be the bearer of bad news but Disney no longer sells production cels they only sell aftermarket stuff litho''s,seri-cels ect. you can get one of the animators to draw you of the toons they have in there books for about 25 bucks or so. They put all the production stuff in there vaults whating until the prices go back up. maybe you will get lucky and they still have a few out to see. Thats the way they are doing it at Disney world here in Fla. Sorry bud!!! Roy
to draw you one of the toons* sorry typo
Last time I went there was a store in California Adventure that had cels from the TV show versions of Lion King and Aladdin. The store clerk told me that they also get cels from Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Things have changed since I last went so I don’t know if it’s still there. The shop above “Pirates of the Caribbean” sometimes has original artwork on display but usually only sells limited editions. There are also 2 drawings, one from Steamboat Willy and one of Chip and Dale, on display in the waiting area for “Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln”. |
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