Disney Informative Speech

Disney Informative Speech
Disney World: Not Just for Kids
General Purpose: To inform
Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about the variety of activities available to adults at the
Walt Disney World Resort.
Central Idea: The three aspects of Walt Disney World that cater to adults are the "five star"
amenities, annual special events, and sports & recreation activities.
I would like to ask the audience: When you think of a vacation in Disney World, what comes to
mind? John Cloud from Time International stated it correctly when he said "You're thinking roving
packs of sunburned children who let their ice cream drip on your toes as you wait to ride Space
Mountain. You're thinking overpriced hot dogs and hotel pools crammed with little kids leaving
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vi. There are plenty of lakes and pools around Walt Disney World for the resort to offer guests
activities such as parasailing, wakeboarding, waterskiing, surf lessons, and even fishing. E.
Downtown Disney is a great area filled with shopping, shows, a movie theater, and nightlife. vii.
Cirque Du Soleil La Nouba "is a mesmerizing and extraordinary avant–garde circus spectacle
performed by Cirque du Soleil exclusively in the Downtown Disney" area. viii. The official Disney
World website describes DisneyQuest as a "one–of–a–kind indoor interactive Theme Park bursting
with games that give "state–of–the–art" new meaning". Guests can explore five floors exploding
with cutting–edge technology, virtual reality and 3–D experiences. ix. There are plenty of stores in
which to shop at Downtown Disney, and they aren't just Disney–themed. Afterward, you can relax
and have a beer at the huge Irish pub, Raglan Road, or House of Blues.
Connective: All of these five–star amenities and recreational activities are offered all year–long.
However, depending on which time of the year you decide to visit Disney World, there are special
events that many adults would love to partake in.
III. There is always a special event taking placed at Walt Disney World. I will split them up into the
seasons in which each event takes place. F. I am going to start with
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Disney Corporate Strategy(a).Pdf
Olin Business School
Washington University
S–02–001
Published: 2002 Revised: 2009
Disney Corporate Strategy (A) Barbarians at the Magic Kingdom's Gate*
Introduction The next big takeover fight – and it would be a beauty – may involve Walt Disney
Productions. By the time you get this issue, Disney's defense strategy may already be unfolding. But
it will produce no quick victory for Disney even if a white knight comes along, and even if the
principle attacker, Saul Steinberg, can be bought off. One by one, Hollywood's great studios have
been plucked by the smart out–of–town moneymen. Paramount by the late Charles Bluhdorn.
Twentieth Century–Fox by Marvin Davis and Marc Rich. MGMUnited Artists by Kirk Kerkorian.
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The first major success of this division was "Seal Island," a nature film that won an Oscar in 1949.
Also in 1949, Disney formed a music company to create, produce and maintain control over the
music and songs featured in Disney productions but often performed by famous artists. Disney later
moved into live–action features with "Treasure Island" in 1950. Disney continued to innovate in the
live–action format by combining animation with live action in the film "Mary Poppins." As Disney's
film library had grown, Disney brought distribution in–house with the formation of Buena Vista
Distribution Co., in 1953. In films, Disney kept costs low by developing its own talent pool. For
cartoon features, characters were infinitely reusable and never required a salary, while for live–
action features, Disney shied away from using well–known and expensive talent. Audiences were
drawn because of the reputation Disney had established for providing quality, reliable, and
predictable family entertainment. In the early 1950s, Disney was quick to recognize the growing
medium of television to provide new outlets for Disney characters with "The Wonderful World of
Disney" first airing in 1953 and "The Mickey Mouse Club" in 1955. Disney's television productions
both the long–running shows and features were quite successful. During the same time, Walt Disney

Walt Disney 's The Disney Company
Tyler Knight
The Walt Disney Company
Introduction
History/background. The Walt Disney Company is a very large company with a very rich history.
The company began as a cartoon studio in 1923, started by Walt Disney, and it was called the
Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio. In 1928, the first animated film to star Mickey Mouse, Steamboat
Willie, debuted in New York City. The following year, the partnership between the two Disney
brothers was replaced by four renamed Disney companies. In 1932, the first full–color cartoon,
Flowers and Trees, was debuted by Disney. In 1937, Disney premiered their first feature–length
animated film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. In the year 1940, Walt Disney Productions issued
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This history is just some of the major things that Disney did to reshape the entertainment industry.
The Walt Disney Company owns many other companies and operates in over 40 countries around
the world. As of 2016, the Walt Disney Company is ranked #57 on the list of Fortune 500
companies.
Mission/Vision/Values. As stated on The Walt Disney Company website, "The mission of The Walt
Disney Company is to be one of the world's leading producers and providers of entertainment and
information. Using our portfolio of brands to differentiate our content, services and consumer
products, we seek to develop the most creative, innovative and profitable entertainment experiences
and related products in the world (About – Leadership... Disney Company, n.d.)". Some of the
values that Disney holds are to foster innovation, generate the best creative content possible, expand
into more new markets around the world, and bring joy to each and every consumer.
Customers/Competition/Substitutes/Suppliers
Customers. The customers for The Walt Disney Company include but are not limited to: theme park
visitors, moviegoers, people who watch Disney's television networks, and people who would shop at
Disney's retail stores.
Competition. Because The Walt Disney Company is so diversified in the entertainment industry, it
has competitors from many different segments of the market. The company has five main

Disney 's Roster Of Heroes
Luke Skywalker and Han Solo are joining Mickey Mouse, Buzz Lightyear and Iron Man in Disney
's roster of heroes (USA Today). Disney Chairman and CEO Robert Iger, along with Star Wars
creator George Lucas, set the financial world and nerd–universe on their ear when they announced
that Disney was purchasing Lucasfilm for the out–of–this–world sum of $4 billion (the same amount
they paid for Marvel) (Screenrant). Disney is buying Lucasfilm for $4 billion, adding the legendary
Star Wars franchise to the entertainment giant 's stable of characters. Lucasfilm is 100% owned by
founder George Lucas. The purchase culminates a one and a half year pursuit of the Lucas empire,
Disney 's CEO said (USA Today).
One weekend last October, Robert Iger, chief executive officer of Walt Disney (DIS), sat through all
six Star Wars films. He'd seen them before, of course. This time, he took notes. Disney was in secret
negotiations to acquire Lucasfilm, the company founded by Star Wars creator George Lucas, and
Iger needed to do some due diligence (Bloomberg). Negotiation is one of the most important as well
as one of the most interesting and challenging aspects of supply management. In industry and at
most levels of government, the term "negotiation" frequently causes misunderstandings. In industry,
negotiation sometimes is confused with "haggling" and "price chiseling." Increasingly, negotiations
are conducted by cross–functional teams. These teams must be well coordinated to function as an

Walt Disney : Corporate Image Of Affloyee Expectationsments
Walt Disney, the man behind the name, envisioned on building a corporate image of exceeding
customer expectations for decades to come, which in turn has resulted in the organisation focusing
on two main customer service element strategies, Disney's Four Keys and Disney's Seven Service
Points, generated from the Quality Service Compass (The Walt Disney Company and Affiliated
Companies – Parks and Resorts Press, 2013). Ensuring these two strategies are correctly
implemented and followed by all cast members is crucial in creating magical experiences for guests.
Firstly, to understand these strategies and correctly analyse them it is important to understand that
customer experience is a compilation of interactions and perceptions between a person and a
company, as perceived by the conscious and subconscious of a customer, with the blend of rational
organisational performance, stimulated senses and evoked emotions, both which are measured
across all moments of contact against customer expectations (Shaw, Dibeehi & Walden, 2010).
Therefore, it is crucial that the organisation takes a customer–centred approach of quality service as
the number one driving force for business operations (Omachonu, Ross & Swift, 2004). Disney
focuses to go above and beyond to exceed these standards and expectations with their two
previously mentioned strategies (The Walt Disney Company and Affiliated Companies – Parks and
Resorts Press, 2013), however, it is important to analyse whether the strategies

Brian Keith Olmstead's Story: The Walt Disney World Resort...
An Ohio father was having such a great time hanging out a Walt Disney World Resort bar, his
parenting skills began to be questioned. Brian Keith Olmstead sat at the Art of Animation Resort
with his seven–month–old son, Blake, in his stroller beside him, when other guests noticed the
baby's skin was becoming red from sitting in the sun for hours while his father got drunk, according
to WKYC. The 35–year–old father began to get out of control, with managers getting 11 complaints
about Olmstead's drunken behavior in four hours. The man was escorted back to his room, but he
didn't stay there for long. ClickOrlando reported the father returned, plowing the child's stroller
through the crowd, while making threats to guests. Officers were called

Marketing Strategy Of Walt Disney World
Walt Disney once said, "All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them." Walt
Disney was one of the most successful entrepreneurs of all time, a man who took a dream and
pursued it, making a worldwide famous company, Walt Disney World. This paper will look at the
history, financial situations, and marketing strategy of Walt Disney World. As Walt would say, "Sit
back and enjoy!"
In the early 1960s, Walt Disney wanted to give the residents of Eastern United States the
opportunity to enjoy the entertainment that was being offered at his California's Disneyland theme
park. Walt and his team the WED Enterprises settled on picking Florida as the new parks location.
Florida offered weather that was similar year round, and was already the number one location for
tourism. The announcement of the idea was delivered on November 16, 1965 at an Orlando press
conference.
Sadly, Walt Disney passed in December of 1967, leaving behind his dream for the park. However,
President Roy O. Disney, Donn B. Tatum, and E. Cardon Walker, the top three executives for the
company carried on the plans to open the new park. After many months of construction and
planning, the park held its grand opening October 1, 1971. Since then there have been many
additions and openings in the park, new traditions made, parades, and special guests attending. Walt
Disney World became a part of the renowned world of entertainment and entertains millions every
year. The Walt Disney Company operates

Disney World Resort History
Walt Disney World Resort is made up of theme parks, water parks, hotels, shopping, restaurants,
golf courses, and a sports complex. Walt Disney Resort is on 47 square miles of land located in
Central Florida. Walt Disney World Resort is a continuously growing a Walt Disney set up dummy
corporations and started purchasing land and by 1965 had acquired 27,000 acres (Mongello).
According to "Walt Disney World History Digest" construction began on the Magic Kingdom Park
along with two hotels in the spring of 1969. Construction continued on for two years. The Magic
Kingdom Park, Disney's Contemporary Resort, and Disney's Polynesian Resort opened on October
1, 1971 (Brady). This was the beginning of the Walt Disney World Resort. In 1970, while
construction

Personality Of Disneyland Park
In the year 1955, Disneyland Park was opened. Walt Disney's longtime dream of an organized and
clean park came to pass. The theme park was located in a place called Anaheim in California. It was
worth an amount of $17 million. The park was initially an orange grove before it was transformed
into a theme park. An actor and a future US president Ronald Reagan presided over the activities
while launching the new park. Many people were invited on that opening ceremony to witness the
official opening the park. Later on the park became a place where families and their children could
enjoy, relax, and meet the Disney characters. Within a short period, the park had already upgraded
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He was considered to be an arrogant businessman who had a large ego. Roy and Disney were great
partners in business. Although there were ups and down such as bankruptcy in their company, they
corrected the mistakes and came out successful after creating the Mickey Mouse. The film was a
great hit. It is justified that Disney was supposed to be proud of his elevation from shoestring
productions and finally becoming the head of Disney production studio in Hollywood. He was very
brilliant since he understood the benefits behind making quality productions. He organized his
production team to create outstanding characters, costumes and props necessary for the

Universal Studios Resort Vs. Walt Disney World
If you live in Florida or you are planning to pass by for a few days, there are two great choices to
spend 2 or 3 days of vacation time. The obvious choice if you have kids would be Walt Disney
World Resort, but there is also Universal Studios Resort, which could be better for kids older that 8
or 10. In terms of size, Disney World is far larger and have four theme parks, while Universal
Studios have only two. Each park seems to be perfect for one day, and that is the same for both
Disney and Universal. If what is important for you is the amount of attractions, then you should
know that despite the size, Universal Studios has more concentrated and it is far more easy to do
every ride of a park in just one day. Disney has more space between

Informative Essay On Disneyland
Vicente Mendoza
Mr. Montgomery
US History
11 March, 2015
Disneyland
Disneyland is the happiest place on Earth. It is one of the two theme parks built on the Disneyland
Resort in Anaheim, California and it's not only in California, it's also in Tokyo, France and Hong
Kong. It opened on July 17, 1955 by the one and only Walter Elias "Walt" Disney. Disney was born
in Hermosa, Illinois on December 5, 1901 and died on December 15, 1966 at the age of 65. He died
of lung cancer that was brought from his lifelong chain–smoking. This amusement park came onto
Walt's head after seeing his own two daughters in an amusement park that was dirty with trash
everywhere. After thinking about the filthiness in the amusement park, he imagined a clean and safe
amusement park which is now known as Disneyland. Disney isn't just only known for being the
founder of Disneyland and Walt Disney World, but also for being an innovated animator who
created the famous cartoon character known as Mickey Mouse.
Disneyland takes up 6,964,250 sq feet or 647,000 m². This amusement park was $17 million but that
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There are many mysteries on Disneyland. From the hidden Mickey's to Captain the Mark Twain.
Okay, let's start off with the most known, the hidden Mickey's. The hidden Mickey's are symbols
that are located all over the park. It all started as inside jokes among the Walt Disney imagineers but
as soon as the finishing touches were being added to the attraction, the imagineers decided to add
the Mickey symbols all over the amusement park. Obviously the word spread and soon it became a
tradition and ever since that happened, Disneyland has been getting people to look for the hidden
Mickey's. The symbols are located on almost all of the rides and all of the avenues. This is a fun
activity to do with your family if you end up going to the amusement

Technology Is Transforming The Retail Experience
NFC Technology is Transforming the Retail Experience I am a completely forgetful person. I am not
proud to admit that, but the other day I was going to grab lunch and while in the drive–thru at
Wendy's, I had the ungodly fear of realizing after I ordered that I had left my wallet back at the
office. Embarrassed and strapped for any excuse that didn't sound pathetic, the employee at the
drive–thru informed me I could pay for my lunch with my smartphone. I had to download the My
Wendy 's" app, which contained a virtual card synced to my checking account. The downloading
and setting up of the account was rather quick – although probably not as quick as the impatient
people in line behind me would have liked – but the process was painless. Unlike using a credit or
debit card, which could easily be scanned by an unscrupulous employee, who could get access to my
checking account, the smartphone transaction is safe and my identity and checking account is
protected. The Wave of the Future Targeting a younger generation, who live and die by their cell
phone, many retailers are jumping on the mobile payment bandwagon. Starbucks has been the leader
in mobile payment technology. According to Seattle–based coffee company's CEO, Howard Schultz,
the Starbucks' app has accounted for 14 percent of all purchases. This new technology is rapidly
changing how we buy coffee, lunch and other items such as retail stores, pharmacies, gas stations
and grocery stores. How it Works

Speech Outline Disney World Essay
Intro:
Attention getter: Disney World has always been known as the happiest place on earth. I went there
as a kid and haven't forgotten my experience since. (Talk about how you got sick) Disney World has
touched the hearts of kids for more than 50 years. * 2 * 2
Many people have heard of Disney World and some have even visited there. But do these people
know the many secrets that lie hidden.
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Whether that is the history of Disney World, some of the favorites rides enjoyed , and interesting
facts. Informing about
Body
History of Disney world * 3 * 3
The creator of Disney...(Walt Disney)
Dream–make a theme park for all ages.
His plan to execute is dream: Walt Disney started off with building Disneyland. It took ... Show
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Was a disaster and absolute chaos
. According to Jessica Prather the Asphalt was still wet, many of the rides broke down, and VIP
passes were illegally counterfeited. The first few weeks had modest numbers...
First weeks slow after thanksgiving–picked up. Had to eventually shut the gates. Switch sldie
Favorites–
* 6 * 6
Top 10 favorite rides. * 7 * 7
Hollywood Tower of terror– based on the TV show the twilight series. The tower is struck by
lightning building destroyed. This scene is set up for the riders and than you are plunged into
darkness before falling 13 stories to the ground. Switch slide * 8 * 8
Disney World Test Track– Epcot like a testing facility for cars. Experience tests like the handling
test and braking. Best part–The high Speed Test65 mph. Switch slide
It's a Small World–boat ride for 11 mins, different lands entertained by 289 audio animatronic dolls
(represent different countries) switch slide * 9 * 9
Expedition Everest–based on legend of the Yeti, board train takes to foot of Everest. The Yeti has
torn up the rail track and thus journey begins. Switch slide * 11 * 11 * 10 * 10
The Seas with Nemo and Friends– ride in clammobiles through the aquarium meeting some friends
along the way Switch slide * 12 * 12

Rock N Roller Coaster– Theme: Aerosmith. Given a back stage pass but everyone is late for the
concert, (FAST) most cutting edge

Organizational Excellence And Change Of Walt Disney
CLIENT ORGANIZATION 4
Client Organization
Prepared by: Brittany Monroe, Michelle Kinyungu,
Latasha Plainer, Queenie Jordan
June 20, 2016
GM504–01
Organizational Excellence and Change
Dr. Tonelli
Running head: CLIENT ORGANIZATION 1
Introduction Walt Disney was created by a man named Walter Elias Disney in Chicago, Illinois; he
was an animator and motion picture producer. In 1923 they located to Los Angeles, California and
he partner with his brother Roy in the Disney Bros Studio. ?Recently they have been called the
paradigm of America and intolerance of a debaser of culture and have carried animation through the
central figure in the history of animation. Walt Disney Company is a creative organizational
structure, the Chairman and CEO Robert Iger, whom is the leader of nine senior executives with
various roles and duties ranging from Disney Studios, Disney Consumer Product, Park and
Recreations, ABC and ESPN and many more. Walt Disney organization includes 10 senior business
leaders and 8 principal business unit directors and they are still working as a team.
Contents
Group Composition Group composition, structure, and technology can decisively shape individual,
group, and organizational outcome (Harrison, 1999). For example, teams that are more
heterogeneous on factors such as social background, education, and occupation are often more
creative than more homogenous groups but can be less cohesive and satisfying to participants
(Milliken and Martins, 1996).

What Are The Differences Between The World And Disneyland
Disney World vs. Disneyland
Many people wonder if there is much of a difference between Disney World and Disneyland.
Travelers have questions like, "Which one is more worth going to" or "Which one is cheaper?"
Those who have visited both parks may already know some distinct differences, but there are some
things people don't realize. While Disney World and Disneyland seem almost identical, their
accommodations, attractions, and size are surprisingly very different, which helps prove Disney
World is the better option when trying to really get the full experience.
The first major difference is attractions. While both parks may have some of the same titled rides,
they can be very different versions of each other. Suzanne Rowan Kelleher of tripsavvy.com states,
"Since the Magic Kingdom was based on Disneyland, the two parks are very similar in layout and
share some–but not all–of the same attractions. Yet even when both parks offer the same ride, there
are frequently differences. For example, the Splash Mountain and Pirates of the Caribbean
attractions at Disneyland are longer and considerably different to the Disney World versions."
This gives a clear example of how the rides have the same name but can vary greatly. While both
parks have attractions that the other doesn't, Disney world has many more unique attractions than
Disneyland.
The second major difference is size. It is commonly known that Disney World is much bigger than
Disneyland. After the first Disney park,

Walt Disney : The Man Behind The Mouse
1
Darryl Butler
Dr. Ellis
English 1
29 May 2016
Walt Disney
"The man behind the mouse" The influential person that I have chosen to write about is Walt Disney.
Walt Disney is the most influential person that has ever existed. Walt Disney is important because of
the way he impacted the world. Some of the reason Walt Disney is influential is because of his
perseverance and his ability to dream big. Walt Disney's legacy will live on for ever.
Doing the impossible is one of the things that makes Walt so influential. Throughout his whole life
he did things that people said were impossible. People told Walt that he could never make a carton
with fully synchronized sound (Postma,2016).Even ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During the last two decades of his life Walt Disney's influence on theme parks dramatically
increased. It all started when Walt decided to build a park where people of all ages could have fun
together. This all started when he realized that there were no amusement parks intended for people
of all ages. This how the idea of Disneyland started. Disneyland was built on the idea of being a
place where everyone could have fun and feel secluded from the outside world. When Disneyland
opened it became so popular that it became a model of what you should look for in a good theme
park (Postma,2016). Disneyland was so influential that it inspired 5 other Disney resorts worldwide
which all together included 10 others theme parks . Disney theme parks actually the must popular
theme parks in the world (Inside the Magic,2016). The Shanghai Disneyland resort will be the
newest Disney Resort when it open on June 16 2016. Walt Disney is famously known for improving
on things that already exist. Most of the movies that Walt made were based of Europe stories. The
stories of characters like Snow White and Pinocchio existed way before Walt made movie about
them. All Walt did is make improvements to the plots of those stories. Theme parks existed before
Disneyland. Walt Disney just made major improvements to the idea of what a theme park should be.
Before Walt Disney made Disneyland amusement parks were really only made for kids. Now

Epcot Swot Analysis
Epcot Epcot opened October 1st, 1982. Epcot was inspired by a futuristic world of tomorrow, and
although that community did not come to fruition as he imagined, Epcot is dedicated to the
celebration of human achievement, namely technological innovation and international culture and is
often referred to as a permanent world's fair. (The community he envisioned would be built years
later and be known as Celebration – the town that Disney built.) The park is divided into two section
– future world and the world showcase. With nearly 12 million guest in 2015, it is the third most
sixth most visited theme park in the world. The park is represented by Spaceship Earth, a geodesic
sphere that also serves as an attraction. Future World consists of a variety of pavilions that explore
innovative aspects and application including technology and science, with each pavilion featuring
self–contained attraction. Spaceship Earth, Innoventions, Mission: Space, the Test Track, the Seas
with Nemo and Friends, Imagination!, Wonders of Life, and the Land are all part of this section. The
World Showcase is a large area with 11 pavilions, each themed and dedicated to represent a specific
country. The pavilions surround the World Showcase Lagoon. The eleven pavilions include: Mexico,
Norway, China, Germany, Italy, USA, Japan Morocco, France, the United Kingdom and Canada.
Each pavilion contains themed architecture, landscapes, streetscapes, attractions, shops and
restaurants, representing

Walt Disney World Resort Essay
Walt Disney World Resort can be overwhelming for first–timers. My favorite advice is to stay at one
of Walt Disney World Resort hotels and enjoy of all benefits that will turn your planning and trip
into a hassle–free even more magical vacation, with the complimentary transportation and parking,
Extra Magic Hours and early access to FastPass+ and to advanced dining reservations, which can be
crucial if the plans are for a peak season, holidays or for special dining experiences.
Walt Disney World Resort can be overwhelming for first–timers. My favorite advice is to take
advantage of the tools provided by My Disney Experience, which makes easier the planning and can
assemble all your trip details in just one place for the whole party. It allows FastPass+ selections,
advance dining reservations and the creation of day–by–day itineraries. The mobile app will guide
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Welcome! One of the most wonderful things about Walt Disney World Resort is that there is always
something different, exciting and even more magical to be discovered! There are many options of
backstage tours that will give you a different perspective of the magic! If you enjoyed Jiminy
Cricket's Wish Book, head to Tony's Town Square Restaurant at Magic Kingdom to see the Lady
and the Tramp footprints and to ask their autograph at the counter. In front of Tony's sit close to
Goofy on the bench (sometimes the moves around) and you may hear him talking to you.
Hello! Welcome! There is always something different, exciting and even more magical to be
discovered at Walt Disney World Resort! There are many options of backstage tours that will give
you a different perspective of the magic! If you enjoyed Jiminy Cricket's Wish Book, head to Tony's
Town Square Restaurant at Magic Kingdom to see the Lady and the Tramp footprints and to ask
their autograph at the counter. In front of Tony's sit close to Goofy on the bench and hear him
talking to

A Comparison Of Walt Disney Resort And Universal Orlando
Walt Disney World vs. Universal Orlando
Amusement parks are a great form of entertainment for families and individuals. Walt Disney World
resort and Universal Orlando resort are two popular theme park destinations which provide
enjoyment to many worldwide visitors on a daily basis. Although both resorts share similarities, they
also have numerous differences which set them apart from each other – creating a unique vacation
experience for each visitor. While both Walt Disney World resort and Universal Orlando resort are
located in the heart of Orlando, Florida, Walt Disney World resort is a considerably larger vacation
destination. Both resorts have multiple theme parks, each of them aimed at offering different
experiences for guests. Walt Disney World resort has four different theme parks to choose from:
Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Animal Kingdom and Hollywood Studios. On the other hand, Universal
Orlando resort has only two theme parks to offer their guests: Universal Studios Florida and
Universal's Islands of Adventure. Both resorts offer convenient on–site hotels for their guests in
order to keep them as close as possible to the fun. Walt Disney World resort has more than twenty–
five different hotels to choose from while Universal Orlando resort has only five hotels. Walt Disney
World and Universal Orlando provide entertainment for visitors of all ages. However, it is no
surprise that the intended audience for Walt Disney World is targeted towards young children. On
the other hand, Universal Orlando provides entertainment for an older audience. Walt Disney World
has slower attractions which are suitable for the whole family and revolve around the many different
Disney movies and characters. Universal Orlando is known for its thrill rides which are loved by
adrenaline seekers. Walt Disney World has very few thrill rides to choose from and not many of
them are large scale roller coasters. Universal has basically an entire theme park dedicated to large
scale roller coasters providing twists and turns at a high velocity for its guests. Walt Disney World
keeps the fantasy going for the young children by providing meet and greets with characters from
the various Disney movies. They also offer various different

Walt Disneyland Research Paper
"One day Walt Disney had a vision. It was a vision of a place where children and parents could have
fun together. The more Walt dreamed of a "magical park," the more imaginative and elaborate it
became" (justdisney.com). This vision that Walt Disney had was the vision of one of the most well–
known places on earth, Disneyland. Originally, he planned for the park to cover an area of 8 acres
where his employees and families could go to relax. However, World War II halted these plans that
he had, which ultimately gave him more time to come up with more ideas for this vision, and he
came to the quick realization that 8 acres was not nearly enough. "Finally in 1953, he had the
Stanford Research Institute conduct a survey for a 100–acre site, outside of Los Angeles. He needed
space to build rivers, waterfalls, and mountains; he would have flying elephants and giant teacups; a
fairy–tale castle, moon rockets, and a scenic railway; all inside a magic kingdom he called
'Disneyland'" (justdisney.com). To him, location was his top priority, and it would have to be in the
Los Angeles area, while also being accessible by freeway, as well as affordable as he did not have
much money at the time. "The search for the best spot finally ended in the rural Anaheim, California
with a purchase of a 160–acre orange grove near the junction of the Santa Ana Freeway (I–5) and
Harbor Boulevard" (justdisney.com). This would obviously be an expensive project so Walt had to
turn to television for his

Be Our Guest Chapter 4 Summary
In chapter four of Be Our Guest, the author dives deeper into the idea of creating a setting. Not only
did Walt Disney create a setting that would be awe inspiring to every guest who entered his
amusement park, but he also added countless details to everything that aided delivering the specific
experience. Everything surrounding the guest at any given moment was made to support the
common theme of the area. Walt Disney's continuous innovation and dreams drove his success to
never before seen heights. Walt Disney took every opportunity to assure that the guest would always
feel as though they were in the show. Measures were taken to help block out the outside world so
that the guest would not be distracted by reality while they were at one of Disney's theme parks or
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Imagineering is the working force behind the constant forward motion of Disney. Never standing
still, Disney is always striving to achieve new and greater things everyday. Disney goes to great
heights to tell a story. Every experience you have at a Disney park or resort is part of a story. The
story is lived out and experienced by the guest for their enjoyment, and this is totally dependent on
the surrounding environment. Imagineers at Disney have actually been known to put on knee pads
and walk on their knees around the theme parks just to try and get the prospective of a child. Putting
themselves in the place of a child, they see the things the child would see and how exactly they can
make the setting more appealing and fitting of their wants and needs. When a guest goes into one
area from another the setting around them gradually merges into a totally different setting, in a
smooth manner. This is know as cross–dissolve, and it binds one scene to the next

Discovery Cove Research Paper
Introduction What are the top 10 amusement parks in the world from statistics collected they are: 1.
Universal Island of Adventure 2. Discovery Cove 3. Magic Kingdom 4. Disney Universal Studios 5.
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Discovery Cove
Discovery Cove is an Amusement park owned and operated by SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment
located on the outskirts of Orlando, FL. Discovery Cove is the sister park of Seaworld and Aquatica
( which are all located in Orlando, FL ). Discovery Cove has lots of outstanding things. The theme
park shows the beauty and excitement in sea animals. In this Amusement park guest get to interact
with a range of amazing marine animals. Discovery Cove contains a coral reef where guest can get
the opportunity to swim with thousands of tropical fish. They also get a chance to swim with
stingrays that are up to 4 feet long. The park doesn't only show marine animals they also have a
showcase of marine animals. At Discovery Cove there is a lot of things you can do like swim with
the marine animals, see different exotic bird species, go swimming in the tropical river, and etc. The
thing that mostly attracts guest is getting to see all these marine animals that you might not ever see
again and getting to swim with them. The thing that seems to relax these guest and some fun is
getting to float or swim on the tropical river that runs into the parks heated freshwater pool.
3. Magic

Analysis Of Disney's Main Core Competencies
Internal Environment In order for Disney to remain a dominate player within all of its markets, the
company must focus on key aspects of its internal environment. Disney must concentrate on aspects
such as core competencies, corporate governance, and synergies to assist in forming a sustainable
competitive advantage. Core Competencies One of Disney's main core competencies is its
marketing ability. The Disney brand has been consistently listed on Interbrand's Best Global Brands
list. In 2014, the firm ranked #13 and in 2013, it was ranked #14. According to Interbrand, Disney's
lasting brand success has to do with the company's ability to emphasize creativity, technology, and
global growth within its long–term business strategy. Another factor that attributes to the firm
success is its capacity to understand what consumers want and how to personalize their experiences.
For example, the new MagicBand and mobile application, which was introduced at Disney World in
2013, allows the customers with the use of technology to personalize their Disney experience. The
band enables the participants to travel lighter throughout their entire vacation.The band can act as a
hotel key, credit card, and ticket. The mobile application allows customers to book tickets make
restaurant reservations and create a schedule of day's events. Another core competency that Disney
maintains is the operational efficiency, which is mainly demonstrated within its parks and resorts
unit. A prime

Disney World Compare And Contrast
"I only hope we don't lose sight of the one thing– that it was all started by a mouse," said by Walt
Disney. Disneyland may be your magical place to go but If you want the magic to come true go to
Disney World. Disney World and Disneyland are two different parks, Disney World is bigger and
has more for your vacation. Although Disney World is a better stay than Disneyland their is some
cons for both. Disney world is the place to be. It has rides kiddie rides and roller coasters, hotels,
pools, slides into the pool, food, and fun Disney characters. This may sound fun but they do have
some cons.Disney world has tons of wonderful fun pools to take advantage of. Disney World has
different themed pools for every resort you go to. While you are taking a dip in the pool, They have
fun games that you can participate in by the poolside.1 Thay have travel all figured out for you. if
you fly to Disney World you don't need a car there's a bus that is used for all your transportation, If
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Disney World and disneyland are located in different places, disney world is located in orlando,
florida, Disneyland is located at Anaheim, California. Disney World is 43 square miles wich about
the size as san francisco, on the other hand disneyland is only 500 acres. 1 Staying on disney resort
is a magical experience. Disney World has 24 resorts for you to stay at, Disneyland has only has 3
resorts for you to stay at. 1 The rides at are amazing fun and is the best part of your trip. disneyland
and disney world have 20 rides that are the same, other than that they have their own creations. If
you are a big fan of watching live shows your choice may be disney world because of several more
live shows than disneyland. 1 Disney World has plenty more attraction, resorts and fun. Disney
World can be a longer trip includes four parks to visit, with disneyland only has

Walt Disney World's Vacation
On October 1st, 1971, Walt Disney World opened in Orlando, Florida. I chose this event because I
love Disney movies and Disney World. I wanted to know more about Disney and how the fun
attraction in Florida came to be. Walt Disney World Resort was the dream of Walt Disney. He
wanted to build an entertainment and vacation place like no other. This concept would give tons of
people in the Eastern United States an opportunity to have fun and enjoy never before seen ways of
entertainment. Walt Disney World is a tribute to the philosophy and life of Walter Elias Disney. The
Disney organization is what made Walt Disney's dream come true. Florida was chosen to be Disney
World's destination because the weather would allow Disney World to run all year

Disney Resort Essay
DISNEYWORLD
The Walt Disney Resort which was formerly recognized as Disney World is a complex for
entertainment in the Lake Buena Vista, Florida.
It was established on the first of October 1971, and has bagged the reputation of the most visited
resort in the world receiving over 52 million every year from across the globe.
It is managed and owned by Walt Disney Parts and Resorts, part of the Walt Disney Company. The
land area covers around 42,000 acres consisting of 24 resort hotels, 4 theme parks, 2 water parks,
four golf courses, and other amazing venues filled with entertainment.
The first theme park to be launched in the complex was Magic Kingdom and other places like
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You can also find merchandise on the bright side mostly with a certain theme.
All the resorts have gift shops, the Grand Canyon Concourse on the 4th floor of Disney's
Contemporary Resort under the monorail platform, with different stores that sells merchandise like
sundries, house wares, and jewelry. You might just intend to enjoy some other things rather than the
theme park.
Downtown Disney is a perfect place for that, with options for outdoor shopping, dining, and so
many other things curdled to make your stay amazing.
You can get African merchandise from the Zawado Marketplace at Disney Animal Kingdom Lodge,
and if you desire printing works and designs you can visit the Wyland Galleries.
NIGHTLIFE AND ENTERTAINMENT
Nightlife in Disney World has turned amazing over the recent years. Following the closing of
different nightclubs, grownups in the area mourned the period of fun and amazing life that has been
an essential part of trips in the area.
Disney Boardwalk: It provides amazing spots for interesting entertainments for adults. You can
check in Atlantic Dance Hall from Tuesdays to Saturdays, they offer stuffs like live bands, DJs,
music videos that will thrill your

Shigeru Miyamoto Research Paper
Shigeru Miyamoto is one of the most creative game makers in the world. And i created video games
in the 80's and continues to this day. In the early years,Shigeru Miyamoto had a lot of ideas of what
he wanted to do. he was born in sonobe in kyoto japan. he wanted to be a manga artist(japanese
comic artist). He wanted to be a cartoonist like Walt Disney. His dad taught him English on his own
he made toys and games.Kanazawa Municipal College of Industrial Arts His arcade beginnings were
at Nintendo. He was hired at Nintendo for showing his toys and games. story lines were added like
for instance mario bros you play as mario and luigi as you investigate in the sewers of new york as
strange creatures come there.new machanics are introduced in

The Economic Implication Of Walt Disney Co. Disney
The Economic Implication of Walt Disney Co. Disney is a topic that is well known not to only most
children of the world but adults as well. And has been a part of families' cherished movies,
possessions, and memories for generations many times to come. As we all know Disney is a multi–
billion dollar company. They produce everything from the movies, tv shows, to Disney Parks,
Disney Resorts, Cruises and Etc. with all these outlets are spread all around the world from
Shanghai, Honolulu to Orlando just to name a few. Movies and amusement parks have been
contributing to the economy for almost seventy–seven years and are still going on strong. Disney
World and resorts alone account for 2.5% of Florida's gross domestic product about 18.2 billion
dollars in annual economic activity as well. Disney, as we all may know is one of Florida's greatest
attractions. For instance according to the Disney Blog ''What Disney saw in 2008 was those who
drove tended to stay in Orlando a day or two longer on average. But they didn't travel as frequently
throughout the year, rather they saved it up for one long vacation. This means that the number of
visitors to the parks only declines slightly, and it also tends to spread the visits out over the whole
year. That's the pattern we saw in 2008 and 2009 and the pattern we're seeing now.''Disney world at
Florida offers jobs and charges price, two thousand six people almost daily not to mention it is even
higher during holidays and vacation break. In

The Land Of Pixie Dust And Fairytales The Happiest Place...
Introduction
The land of pixie dust and fairytales the "Happiest Place on Earth" and that mouse Walt Disney
World is all this and more to the over 50 million visitors who pour through its gates every year.
Prices may be high and the lines long, but you can learn to love Disney with a little know–how.
When you see kids ' eyes light up as they meet Mickey or glimpse Cinderella Castle on the horizon,
you 'll no longer able be able to say that you don 't like Disney.
The Topic:
Walt Disney World is a tribute to the philosophy and life of Walter Elias Disney and to the talents,
the dedication and the loyalty of the entire Disney organization that made Walt Disney 's dream
come true. May Walt Disney World bring Joy and Inspiration and New Knowledge to all who come
to this happy place...a Magic Kingdom where the young at heart of all ages can laugh and play and
learn –– together." Plaque dedicated October 25, 1971, by Roy O. Disney, rededicated Oct. 1, 1996,
by Roy E. Disney As it moves through the new millennium, Walt Disney World Resort continues to
grow in size and scope far greater than anyone could have imagined in 1971 when the new "World"
opened with just one park –– Magic Kingdom –– and two resort hotels. Today's Vacation Kingdom
encompasses four major Disney theme parks, two water parks, six golf courses and the Downtown
Disney dining/shopping/entertainment complex. Total visitation in the four Disney theme parks is
more than 700 million guests. There are 21 individual

Products, Target Market And Marketing Channels
PRODUCTS, TARGET MARKET AND MARKETING CHANNELS
The Walt Disney Company and its subsidiaries forms one of the most diversified worldwide
entertainment company in the world, with operations in five different areas:
1. Media Networks: this sector includes cable and broadcast television networks, television
production operations and distribution, domestic and international television stations and radio
operations. The cable networks include the ESPN, a channel that present many types of sports, the
Disney Channels, channels that target children and teenagers, and ABC Family, a network that have
teenagers and adults as target market. The Company also have operations in the Hungama and UTV/
Bindass cable channels in India. This huge diversification in their media networks provide then the
opportunity to reach many people that already are clients or have the potential to become clients of
the Disney products, as an example of the diversity that the Disney network can act, we can
highlight: ESPN, that present a high variety of sport entertainment and have a target market of
people of 15 years and older, the Disney channels, that includes more of one–hundred channels
available in thirty four languages and have presence in 163 countries, has as a target market kids
ages 2 to 14, and the ABC Family, that produces original live–action programming and have a
audience of people ages 14 to 34 age. These are just a few examples of the huge flexibility that the
Walt Disney Company have to

Informative Speech On Disneyland
You dreamed of it as a child, you use to wake up every morning hoping to be there. To find out the
answer was no, and that it all was just a dream. Each day you still awake hopeful that your dreams
will come true.
Why do people fall in love with Disney Land? The answer is quite simple! Disneyland, is a "story
world" and a fairy tale all in one. Disney parks are the most brilliant and amazing story worlds, story
lands and real life fairy tales to ever be created by Walt Disney, a person with a love for storytelling,
world–building, fairy tales and lovable characters. Millions and millions of people travel from all
over the world to visit Disney parks since their opening in 1955.
"The Disney experience" starts as soon you land at the airport with transportation from the airport in
the Disney's "Magical Express bus" to one of Disney's astonishing resorts of your choice. Which
includes Valet parking, transportation to the Magic Kingdom by bus or boat, mail Services were ...
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Disney, puts on shows and parades daily were you'll see all the lovable characters you grew to love
from childhood.
Disney, also keeps parents in mind as well, and our resorts offer child care services, so parents can
experience the magic as well. Whether it be to have some fun on a night out on the town with
friends, in the New Orleans Square, or to relax at one of our full service spas. There are many
lounges to choose from, that offers live jazz music, and signature cocktails. There's so much magic
to experience at Disney, beaches, pools, loveable characters, specialty cruises, fishing, arcadia
games, campfire activities, movie's under the stars were you get to watch your favorite Disney films
outdoors at nighttime under the stars. "The Disney Experience", is an experience like no other, once
you experience you will not ever forget the beautiful

Improving the Guest Experience at the Walt Disney World...
Meeting the New Standard©
Improving the Guest Experience at the Walt Disney World Resort
Strategic Consulting
Josh Buchanan
Matthew Covarrubias
James Gillis
T.J. Lovejoy
Craig Wuollet
December 3, 2007
Executive Summary 3
Disney's Guest Expectations 4
The Cast as a Core Competency 4
The New Cast Member Standard 5
Disney's Cast Basics 5
Determining the Drivers of the New Standard 5
Do Cast Members feel valued? 5 Is Management creating an environment that has a positive affect
on Cast performance? 6 Do Managers have the tools necessary to be Effective? 6 Treat Cast
Members how you want them to treat guests 7
Achieving the New Cast Member Standard 7
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Feedback tools need to be developed to increase the effectiveness of management and increase
management's accountability for their team's performance. Lastly, managers should remember the

golden rule in that they should treat 'Cast Members how they would want them to treat Guests.' In
doing so, Disney will be striving to create a magical experience not only for its valued guests, but
also for the people that make it happen, the Cast.
Disney's Guest Expectations
"Part of the Disney success is our ability to create a believable world of dreams that appeals to all
age groups."––Walt Disney
Much of what differentiates Disney Theme Parks from their competitors is their ability to fully
immerse guests into a 'magical' reality where the thoughts and concerns of the outside world are
pushed to the wayside. The core to the success of Disney Theme Parks is an outstanding
commitment to guest service and the Cast Member's ability and freedom to do whatever possible to
make sure the guest's stay is a positive and memorable one. This has become the expectation of
Disney guests, as well as the expectation of the organization as a whole. This expectation is difficult
to maintain, especially considering the high expectations of every individual guest that visits the
parks. Even one bad encounter

Ten Principles Of Walt Disney World
Walt Disney was an inventor as well as an idealistic. Due to the fact, he was also one of the most
successful business leaders of his time. The 10 principles that made Walt Disney became famous
and being the greatest icons of the 20th century are shown below.
Firstly, Walt Disney provides promise instead of product. The legend goes on when Walt Disney was
sitting on a bench while watching his daughters ride a carousel when he came up with the concept of
Disney World. He noticed amusement parks and state fairs were always in bad condition and poorly
organized. Aside from all this bad aspect, the employees were very rude towards the customers. His
Wife once asked him why did he intend to construct an amusement park and she said that those
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One of the reasons the Disney tradition is very unique and famous is becayse Walt Disney was more
speicla of his creations than anyone else. He was a complete perfectionist with a hunger to seek for
detail which causes to forcing projects to go over budget and past deadline because of feeling not
satisfied with the project.
Thirdly,Walt Disney always pursue their passion and believes that their money will flow eventually.
Walt Disney undergo bankrupt more than once, invest everything he had in terms of his own
personal assets in order to build his studio, his films and pursue his dreams. The greater profit one
project produced, the deeper intensity of the next project would be. His vision was constantly
devoloping, and he utilize whatever capital he had to allow that vision to evolve. His films and
theme parks were symbols of love, construct to revolutionize an industry, rather than magnify
profits.
Fourthly, Walt Disney always stay true to his values and missions. Walt Disney was famous for
quoting, "I hope that we never lose sight of one thing, that it was all started by a mouse." Many
years later, Mickey Mouse is still the main icon of the Disney franchise, defining all the good will
and imagination Disney represents. He's also a constant indication that the company has strong roots
and it enfold American

Comparing Two Differences In Disney And Disneyland And...
Although both parks are Walt Disney's ideas being portrayed, Disneyland has quite a few differences
from Walt Disney World. For example, Disney World is comprised of four parks whereas
Disneyland is only made up of two. Disneyland opened its doors to the public in 1955, located in
Anaheim, California. It included features such as: Sleeping Beauty's castle, eighteen attractions, one
resort hotel and the very first monorail system in the eastern hemisphere. Whereas Walt Disney
World opened its doors in 1971, located in Orlando, Florida; featuring things such like Cinderella's
castle, fifteen attractions and two resort hotels. Some similarities are: both places allow you to
participate in the Disney College Program, both are Walt Disney's dreams becoming real, the
different themes in the main parks, some of the rides and pin trading. When Disneyland opened it
rested on an 85–acre property, and only had about eighteen attractions. However, some of the rides
featured on opening day are the most iconic ones still running in both locations. On the first day the
opened the doors, thousands of people began rushing into the parks to see Walt Disney's dreams
become a reality. Upon walking in, guests were overwhelmed with all these magical ideas coming to
life. Sleeping Beauty's Castle stands 70+ feet tall at the entrance of the park, however it does seem
to be bigger, due to the kind of architecture they used. They used bigger blocks on the bottom and as
the builders got higher

Descriptive Essay About A House
On a dry hot day in the middle of August, I was awaken to mother's happy voice saying, "We 're
here guys!" My excited family and I had just arrived at our two–story brick house at a beautiful
resort called "Ding Ding Castle" in Orlando, Florida. My mom, Aunt Wanda, Uncle TJ, cousin
Cameron, friend Ronald, Grandmother Doris, Granddad Carlton, sister Kenzie, cousin Kaylan, and I
were all planning on staying one long week together. When I got out of the car, I immediately
smelled the fresh air and smoke from someone having a barbeque nearby and could taste the fresh
grass that had just been finely cut. The bright yellow sun was beaming down on us, making me
sweat instantly. I looked around and saw the rows of houses next to each other and noticed that each
one had its own personal swimming pool in the back. There were tall palm trees in each yard and
every house had new and shiny cars in the driveway. Our house was two stories high and was made
of bright red bricks that made it stand out from all of the other houses. The house was surrounded
with light green grass and had a porch with dark blue chairs sitting in a row. It was definitely one of
the biggest and prettiest houses I had ever seen
This is going to be one heck of a week. My thoughts were interrupted by my granddad's deep and
tired voice saying, "Sarah, come help us get the bags." I grabbed as many heavy bags as I could and
headed for the brown double doors. My grandmother quickly and carefully punched in a

Walt Disney Company And Its International Theme Parks
Before discussing the cultural missteps taken by the Walt Disney Company (TWDC) at their
international theme parks, a quick overview of the company and its international theme parks will be
given. The Walt Disney Company is an entertainment conglomerate with business divisions in
movies, television, radio, theater, publishing, and theme parks. Since the focus of this paper is
international theme parks, only a brief history of the American theme parks will be discussed. Walt
Disney thought of the idea of the theme park one day when he took his daughters to a local park and
watched them as they rode the merry–go–round (Disney, 2009). Disney wanted a place where
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Tokyo Disneyland
Tokyo Disneyland (TDL) was the Walt Disney Company's first attempt at planning and developing
an international theme park. In the 1970's after Walt Disney's death, the Walt Disney Company was
not doing well financially when the Oriental Land Company (OLC) approached the company about
opening a theme park in Tokyo. The Oriental Land Company, according to Raz (1999), author of
Riding the Black Ship: Japan and Tokyo Disneyland, is a partnership between two large firms in
Japan, the Mitsui Real Estate Development and Keisei Electric Railway (p.4). The Walt Disney
Company was hesitant to open a new theme park in its current financial state, but the OLC offered
them a deal that was hard to resist. The Oriental Land Company would own and operate the Tokyo
Disneyland while the Walt Disney Company would receive "10 percent of admissions fees and 5
percent of the revenues from food and souvenir sales" (Raz, 1999, p. 27). The Walt Disney
Company also received licensing fees up to 20 million dollars for their characters, attractions, and
more, as well as control over the design of the park and control of park operations (Raz, 1999, p. 27;
Eisner & Schwartz, 1998, p.263). Although the deal seemed alluring at the time, the Walt Disney
Company would soon come to regret the deal they made with the Oriental Land Company.
Tokyo Disneyland opened on April 15th, 1983 and is described as "a carbon copy of its American
counterparts"

A Memorable Day
A Memorable day in my life, was, when I went to Walt Disney World. I remember the day like it
was yesterday. My Trip to Disney World was the most joyous time in my life. There were so, many
things to do, for the whole family to enjoy. My trip Walt Disney World was like a fantasy. Visiting
Walt Disney World was more like, an escape from the real world. Visiting Walt Disney World Was
an experience. I had the chance to see all of the Disney Characters , That, I've seen on television
come to life there.
b. When I went to Walt Disney World, My family and I, stayed at a beautiful Resort, Which was
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If you want to escape from reality Walt Disney World is the place to be. For a moment there, During
my stay at Walt Disney World, I forgot about the real world. I forgot about home. Thats how much
fun I had at Disney World.
f. During My Visit to Walt Disney World I bought so, many souvenirs back. I bought a beautiful
souvenir from a place called Morocco, in Walt Disney World. Morocco is a replica of the Real
Country In the Middle East. I bought a beautiful Moroccan top and skirt, that, I bought for my self.
Moroccan food was very delicious as well. I also bought a souvenir back for my Nephew, who was
2 years old at the time. I have to tell you, the Price of food there was so, expensive.
g. Animal kingdom is another one of my favorite place at Walt Disney World. There is a big
beautiful tree called, The "Tree Of Life" The trunk of the tree are carves of all different types of
animals . Animal Kingdom at Disney World has a beautiful Safari Ride , that takes you on a journey
through the Safari. The Jeep was so, much fun. we rode through the safari and had a chance to see
all of the live animals. All of the Animals were roaming free. That was a beautiful sight to

Disney 's Version Of The Princess With Blonde Hair
People usually visualize Cinderella as the Disney's version of the princess with blonde hair who
ventures off to the royal ball and meets Prince Charming. Cinderella's story has been around for
many centuries, along with many different models of her story. Most viewed as the aspect of
eventually escaping from her evil stepmother in the end. Cinderella was first called, Cinderwench
which came about as she would sit on cinders and ashes in her story after doing chores. Eventually,
the youngest sibling formatted the name to a nicer version as, Cinderella. Most people know
Cinderella's story referring to the tale created by Charles Perrault in 1697. (McIntyre 4). Charles
Perrault's story will be the main focus for this paper. He was the first to start including the pumpkin,
glass slipper and the fairy godmother into the tale. His version was the outline that undertook the
formation of creating Disney's well known animation in 1950. (Donahue 2)
The fairytale involves a gentleman getting remarried to a lady with two daughters along with his
own, Cinderella. The second wife was not pleased to have a selfless stepdaughter being viewed
much better than her own, since their personalities were opposite. She begins to assign outrageous
chores and providing the attic as her bedroom. At last, a ball was announced by the King's son as
Cinderella's stepsisters planned to go. When the day has come, the two sisters were off to the ball,
leaving Cinderella in tears as it was her desire to go.

Living In A Diverse World: Discrimination And...
Living in a Diverse World Throughout history there has been discrimination. Everyone is part of a
minority and part of a privilege group. We all have been on the receiving end of discrimination. We
are also part of the privilege group and can take steps further to overcome discrimination. We live in
a world with many types of people. A lot of times people find reasons to not get along with each
other or to make one group better than another group. Oppression occurs when one group treats
another group unjustly. An example of oppression would be when someone is pullover for DWB
(driving while black). Today people live in a bubble and we let oppression happen. Social construct
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They should not want to take advantage or abuse their employees. They should give praise to their
employees when they earned it and help when the employee needs it. A boss who wants to be a
servant leader, needs to put others first. This means he or she should look out for their employees. If
they know they have an employee or employees who are Muslim, the boss should help them find a
quiet and clean place for them to pray at. The boss should be able to successfully communicate to
his or her employees about what they need. The boss should not assume if the needs are meet
without talking to the employees. I know if I want to be more of a servant leader, I need to be a
better communicator. As a student and volunteer I do not always say what I think. When I volunteer
at my old high school, I do not always speak up and I sometimes get overlooked or I get considered
a high school student. As a student I do not always fill out the surveys they send out. If I do not
speak up my opinions and ideas I cannot expect people to hear

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