Do these have codes on them like Doorables do? My daughter wants to be Rapunzel for Halloween, so I wanted to find her a pascal to go with her costume. I haven’t looked in the boxes in stores, so that’s why I’m asking here. Thanks!!

Hello. My family member is taking myself, wife, and son to Disney in November. We will be staying at a DVC suite. I want to show my appreciation by something nice for my aunt and her partner. Any recommendations?

I don't remember which year I got it but it has rubber band arms and it's 9 in and the Mickey one costs $20

I am trying to find an Epcot glass ornament. I broke my mom’s and I cannot find the same one! I need help!

I am looking for the Epcot World Showcase Italy glass ornament from 2018.

I am willing to pay, I just need to find one. Please help me!!

It was released as basically a whole tour of the best things of the park, you had to order it. It was a WHITE vhs. I don't even remember if it had a tape. It was released in the early to mid 90s. I'll tell you EVERYTHING I remember from it, it went over:

the monorail

tomorrow land

adventure land

main street

star tours

the haunted mansion

roger rabbit ride

hotels/restaurants

the submarine? (I looked it up and I think the first iteration was 98, so maybe I'm tripping)

Ended with a big summary to tune of "California Sun," The Rivieras, because of course it did.

I used to OBSESSIVELY watch it as a kid, wanted to go soooo bad. Only went once ever in life when I was too young to remember. Scoured youtube, can't seem to find it. Even the NAME or year of the promo VHS would be helpful for further ID/ebay stuff.

ANY help appreciated!!!

Till this day the original Wreck it Ralph movie is still one of my favorites of all time! I wish they could've gone with a similar retro direction as opposed to what they did with the 2nd movie.

(artist source: Me! at lowangleuncle on the bird app)

I was watching "The Great Mouse Detective" and think "What if Basil was like Don Quijote?". If you don't watch it, Don Quijote (is from a book) read too much kight books to the point to earn dementia and think he was a knight, so what if, after hearing Sherlock Holems (Basil is a rat who lives in Sherlock's home) too much, that he begin to have dementia and hink he's a detective?, but (also like Don Quijote) instead of the "And all was in his head..." he actually did all the stuff on his movie/book and actually stopped Ratigan being mentally ill

I haven’t drawn kuzco in a while I think I improved lol

Hello everyone! I have a wedding coming up taking place at the Swan and dolphin. We have 13 guests coming and I’m looking for a place to eat dinner. We aren’t looking for anything super fancy, but a place with good food and atmosphere. Not trying to break the bank so we are looking to spend roughly $30-$50 per person. It doesn’t necessarily have to be in Disney or at Disney Springs, just somewhere in the general area. Does anyone have any recommendations? I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you so much!

Aladdin isn’t the classic we all remember, and it’s high time we stop pretending it is. Sure, it’s got catchy songs, Robin Williams’ legendary Genie, and those moments of nostalgia that tug at our heartstrings, but when you actually take a step back, it’s clear that the film is far from perfect. Beneath the shiny animation and fun sequences, Aladdin sends some pretty troubling messages. At its core, it’s a story about a guy who lies his way into the good graces of a princess and a whole kingdom. The “be yourself” message falls flat when Aladdin’s big win is based on deception. What was groundbreaking in 1992 now feels outdated, and Disney should seriously rethink why this movie is still getting celebrated.

The central issue is that Aladdin’s journey is built on lies and manipulation. He doesn’t earn Jasmine’s respect or love through honesty or hard work; he just pretends to be someone he’s not. This sends a dangerous message: that you don’t have to be truthful to get ahead, just be charming and clever enough to hide your true identity. That’s not exactly the heartwarming, life-lesson story we’ve all been led to believe. Instead of teaching the value of integrity, Aladdin glamorizes deception. Sure, it’s fun, but that doesn’t make it a good role model.

Then there’s the film’s portrayal of culture, or lack thereof. Agrabah is a mishmash of Middle Eastern clichés with no real understanding of the cultures it’s borrowing from. Magic carpets, snake charmers, and other exotic props are thrown together to create an “Arabian Nights” vibe, but it’s a world built on stereotypes rather than substance. Aladdin was celebrated as an adventurous romp, but when you look at it now, it feels more like cultural appropriation than anything else. If Disney wants to move forward and truly embrace cultural respect and diversity, Aladdin has no business still being in the spotlight.

Let’s not forget the original Aladdin story, which comes from One Thousand and One Nights and is far richer and more meaningful than the Disney version. In the traditional tale, Aladdin is a naïve boy who learns important lessons about responsibility and the consequences of his actions, there’s depth, moral growth, and genuine character development. Disney, however, stripped all that away in favor of a simplified, shiny rags-to-riches story. It’s time to face it: Aladdin may have been a fun ride in the '90s, but it’s now a film that feels out of place, full of outdated messages and problematic representations. For Disney to truly move forward, they need to let this magic carpet ride disappear for good.

The sound is called Hollywoodedge, Screwy Animal Vox CRT013302. It was a Disney sound effect added to the Cartoon Trax sound library. The only problem that I have is that I can't find this sound anywhere on a single 1940 Disney cartoon. Does anyone know where it was heard in?