DISNEYLAND FUN 1990 VHS MOVIE
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I’m pretty sure that’s not on the checklist, Donald. Then the tempo picks up, and everyone starts hustling…except Donald, who just throws Mickey plushes all over the floor to set up Donald plushes. I get a kick out of seeing the White Rabbit rushing in to provide his usual gimmick: announce lateness.

DISNEYLAND FUN 1990 VHS MOVIE

In fact, despite being released in 1990, you won’t find Ariel anywhere in this video, even though her movie came out in ’89. People forget he was the hottest Disney thing for a while after his movie came out in 1988. The first thing I always notice is the presence of Roger. Although Goofy doesn’t help anything by yanking scarves out of a hat outside the magic shop. Mostly this involves dusting a dry rag on random surfaces or pushing a broom without actually sweeping up stuff. In the opening segment, we see our friends Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Goofy, Pluto, Chip, Dale, And Roger Rabbit all getting park ready. If you so desire, watch the whole thing here! Watch it first, then come right back here. After spending seven years in Walt Disney World as a cast member, I’ve decided to take a glance at it, review it, snark on it, and offer a little insight. It was basically karaoke for kids, though I question the rationale of a video basically meant to keep your kids occupied for a half hour, but its intent was to get kids singing, quietly and on-key optional.Īnd now, this video, originally released in 1990, has come to my attention yet again. Long before YouTube videos or looking up lyrics online, this was your best shot at learning your favorite Disney songs. As much as I loved my Disney cartoons, I had no real exposure to the parks, except through one particular VHS: a Disney Sing-Along called “Disneyland Fun”.įrom 1986 to 2006, Disney released VHS cassettes and DVDs celebrating their greatest songs in their canon. We couldn’t really afford trips much further beyond the boundaries of New England, not to mention my family was never real keen on Disney or theme parks. I was raised in New Hampshire, about as far away as you can get from Anaheim and Lake Buena Vista.

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All in all, brilliant and one of the best of the series to me.Confession time: I grew up not really knowing Disney parks existed.

I love the Gothic setting, the costumes, the catchy melody and especially the spooky vocals. My favourite was Grim Grinning Ghosts, one my brother, sisters and I found very scary as children, but one that now stands as entertaining and genuinely atmospheric.

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Follow the Leader, Whistle While You Work and Zip a Dee Do Dah are delights in themselves, and the Character Parade made my eyes well up with nostalgia. What makes Disneyland Fun is the music, the melodies are classic Disney and the lyrics are funny and adventurous. The whole video looks wonderful, the dancing is spirited and simple and fun to dance along with and the voice work is consistently great. It also gets points for how entertaining it is, with the big array of Disney characters and the interplay between them. Disneyland Fun is wonderful and really makes you yearn to be there. Disney was a big part of my childhood, and the Disney sing along series always did give me pleasure, not just for the characters, the animation and music but for their entertainment and educational values.

Disneyland fun 1990 vhs