January 2011
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While most divers hang up their gear during the winter, Disneyland divers work year-round to maintain cleanliness and ensure that show elements living under water are ready for guests each day.
Disneyland has more than 50 scuba divers who also hold roles as machinists, electricians and sound mechanics. They use various talents, skills, degrees and certifications to maintain Disneyland Parks...
WatchHere’s a peek into “The Little Mermaid: Ariel’s Undersea Adventure”. It may be hard to believe looking at the exterior now, but the interior of the 100 Million Mermaid attraction is nearly complete. The big scenes have been installed and are being detailed, the dozens and dozens of animatronics of all sizes have been set in place, the complete lighting and digital special...
WatchHappy New Year Everybody!!! Take a look at New Year’s celebrations at the Disneyland Resort over the years. The first New Year’s celebration took place in 1957 with ONLY 7,500 guests! (via DisneyParks)
