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    <DT><a href="http://www.webcom.com/mseery/disneyland.html">Mike Seery's Disneyland Trips</a> 
    <DD>Relive Mike's <a href="http://www.webcom.com/mseery/disneyland96/">October 1996</a> trip 
    through 550 JPEG images. Don't miss <a href="http://www.webcom.com/mseery/disneyland96/club33.html">Club 33</a>. 
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  <H3>Disneyland History</H3>
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    <DT><a href="http://johnp.simplenet.com/disney/">John's Disneyland Page</a> 
    <DD>John Perry presents his personal tribute to Disneyland Park, including 
    Disneyland 40th Anniversary Collector Cards and old Disneyland tickets. 
    Skyway fans, don't miss 
<a href="http://johnp.simplenet.com/disney/skyway/bucket.html">The Last Bucket: A Tribute to the Skyway</a>, with twenty-three photographs and well-written 
    text. </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://www.the-e-ticket.com/">The "E" Ticket Magazine</a> 
    <DD>"If your interests include the history of Disneyland, Walt Disney's 
    first Magic Kingdom, this is the publication for you!" I agree 
    whole-heartedly. Learn more about The "E" Ticket magazine and how to order 
    it. </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://photo.net/webtravel/disneyland.html">A Trip to Disneyland</a> 
    <DD>Philip Greenspun presents a photographic visit to Disneyland featuring a 
    journey on the now-defunct Skyway. You'll even pass through the Matterhorn. 
    </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://www.irccomputing.com/DLTrivia/">Doobie's Disneyland Home Page</a> 
    <DD>Do you want to know who the people are whose names appear on those Main 
    Street windows? Are you ready to answer Disneyland trivia questions, many of 
    which even have me stumped? Visit Doobie. </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://www.primenet.com/~dpc/1313/">The Mousepad</a> 
    <DD>Through old Disneyland guidebooks and maps, Dennis Preston lets you 
    explore how the park has changed over the years. </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://emrl.com/~dz-015/pm/">Ride the PeopleMover</a> 
    <DD>Take the PeopleMover around Tomorrowland one last time. By Jay 
    Truesdale. </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://www.geocities.com/Broadway/Stage/2653/">Main Street</a> 
    <DD>Click on the shop windows to read memories from cast members and guests, 
    and to relive Golden Horseshoe Revue. By former Disneyland cast member Tim 
    Carter. </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://www.fratkin.com/lkc/">The Lion King Celebration</a> 
    <DD><a href="http://www.fratkin.com/">Allyn Fratkin</a> presents a 
    cyber-tribute to this outstanding parade, which ran from 1994 to 1997. Lots 
    of great photos. </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://members.aol.com/LiteMagic1/">Light Magic Information Center</a> 
    <DD>Read all about the 1997 nighttime "streetacular" show, where enchanted 
    Pixies and Disney characters entertained Disneyland guests -- or at least 
    tried to entertain them. </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/Paradise/3392/index.html">Disneyland Is My Backyard</a> 
    <DD>It's the 1980s in Disneyland. Visit the grand openings of Star Tours and 
    Captain EO; take a look at the Totally Minnie parade; find out of there was 
    ever a Ferris Wheel in Disneyland. And there's more! </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://home.earthlink.net/~lynndenn/dl/">Disneyland Year by Year</a> 
    <DD>Find out what attractions opened and closed each year since 1955, and 
    learn what other events happened. Take the Disneyland history trivia 
    quizzes; visit "Sourceland" for books and magazines about Disneyland; and 
    check "Spielburg" for scripts of attraction spiels. </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://www.yesterland.com/yester.html">Yesterland -- The Discontinued Disneyland</a> 
    <DD>The page that you're currently reading is part of Yesterland, a theme 
    park on the Web, featuring discontinued Disneyland attractions, shows, 
    restaurants, shops, and parades. </DD></DL></BLOCKQUOTE>
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width=32> <a name=waltdisneyworld></a>Walt Disney World in Florida (USA)</H2>
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  <H3>Official WDW Sites</H3>
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    <DT><a href="http://disney.go.com/DisneyWorld/index.html">Walt Disney World- Official Home Page</a> 
    <DD>Here's the official Walt Disney World link from 
<a href="http://disney.go.com/">Disney.com</a>, the official Disney Web site. 
    Plan your vacation. See Main Street with Quicktime VR and view park 
    guidemaps with Adobe Acrobat. Live cameras from the parks! Much of the text 
    at this site is presented as images, which look great, but take long to 
    render. </DD></DL>
  <H3>Great Vacation Advice from WDW Fans</H3>
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    <DT><a href="http://wdwig.com/">Deb's Unofficial Walt Disney World Information Guide -- WDWIG</a> 
    <DD>Deb's WDWIG is one of the Web's best unofficial sources of Walt Disney 
    World information. Debbie Wills presents a collaborative effort of many WDW 
    Fans to bring you up-to-date, comprehensive news, information, opinions, 
    reviews, and suggestions. </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://www.mouseplanet.com/dtp/wdwguide/">Brian Bennett's Walt Disney World Trip Planning Guide</a> 
    <DD>This site is chock full of information to help you plan your trip to 
    Walt Disney World. Learn from the experiences of others in this site's 
    library of hundreds of trip reports. </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://pages.prodigy.net/stevesoares/">Walt Disney World Live Entertainment</a> 
    <DD>Every Sunday evening, Steve Soares posts entertainment schedules for 
    locations throughout Walt Disney World. There's more here than you might 
    first think. Many of the listings link to pages with descriptions and photos 
    of the performers. A terrific resource. </DD></DL>
  <H3>Virtual Visits to WDW</H3>
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    <DT><a href="http://www.neosoft.com/sbanks/vacation/vacation.html">Virtual Vacation: "Our Disney Vacation"</a> 
    <DD>Stephen R. Banks presents his family on a 6-day Walt Disney World 
    vacation in July 1995. Every night Stephen uploaded that day's pictures 
    (taken with an Apple QuickTake digital camera) to this site, allowing site 
    visitors to experience the vacation on a daily basis. A fun Web site and a 
    great demonstration of technology. </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://www.wdwmagic.com/">Welcome to DisneyWorld MAGIC!</a> 
    <DD>Tour Walt Disney World. It's a slick Web site, but it relies largely on 
    publicity pictures. </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://www.tickles.com/dgmain.html">The Original Disneyguide</a> 
    <DD>Take a look at a whole bunch of different features, including photos, 
    sounds, stories, news, links, and more. </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://www.pansophist.com/disney.htm">A Pansoph's Walt Disney World</a> 
    <DD>Enjoy a massive Walt Disney World "photo album." Click on the thumbnails 
    for larger prictures and comments about each one. Take a 42-photo tour of 
    Epcot's Horizons. </DD></DL>
  <H3>Commercial WDW Travel Sites</H3>
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    <DT><a href="http://www.wdw4adults.com/">Destination: Walt Disney World</a> 
    <DD>Rita Aero does more than just promote her excellent Fodor travel book, 
    "Walt Disney World for Adults... and families, too!" You'll find lots of 
    trip planning information and useful tips. Or use this site as companion to 
    the book by visiting the "Readers Only Clubhouse." </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://www.wdwinfo.com/">D.I.S. - The Unofficial Disney Information Station</a> 
    <DD>Pete Werner's amazing site will help you plan your next Walt Disney 
    World vacation. The site's seven lively discussion boards include a very 
    active board devoted to the Disney Vacation Club. There's also commercial 
    content, primarily for off-site lodging. </DD></DL>
  <H3>Children at WDW</H3>
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    <DT><a href="http://www.obsus.com/obs/english/books/pg/pg525.htm">A Pint-Sized View of Disney World</a> 
    <DD>Nicholas Bernstein, age 9, describes and rates major attractions at Walt 
    Disney World. From Practical Guide to Health and Travel. </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://www.qvctc.commnet.edu/student/CherylFoshay/dishp10.html">Disney With Small Children</a> 
    <DD>Cheryl Foshay took her 17-month- and 5-year-old daughters to Walt Disney 
    World. Based on their experience, she wrote this WDW guide for other parents 
    of young children. </DD></DL>
  <H3>WDW Attractions -- Past, Present, and Endangered</H3>
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    <DT><a href="http://home.cfl.rr.com/omniluxe/wyw.htm">Widen Your World</a> 
    <DD>Mike Lee presents the Magic Kingdom's "extinct" attractions, shops, 
    restaurants and other features. Visit Space Mountain's RCA years (featuring 
    the Home of Future Living), the Mickey Mouse Revue, If You Had Wings, the 
    Swan Boats, and more. Welcome to Yester-World! </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://www.intercot.com/fdtll/">Forgotten Disney: The Lost Legacy</a> 
    <DD>Relive the Walt Disney World attractions of the past. Discover unbuilt 
    Disney "dreams." Read theories about the resort's future. And participate in 
    surveys and bulletin boards. </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://members.aol.com/muppetvisn/mypage.html">An Officially Unofficial Muppet*Vision 3D Page</a> 
    <DD>It's a serious homage to this masterpiece of modern cinema. Just 
    kidding. Actually, this site is fun and irreverent, just like the terrific 
    attraction that it honors. </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://www.intercot.com/edc/index.html">(Unofficial) EPCOT Discovery Center</a> 
    <DD>It's a tribute to Epcot, with facts, scripts, and sounds from major 
    attractions. </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://www.figmentsimagination.com/">Figment's Imagination</a> 
    <DD>T.J. Warner presents a site dedicated to the star of Epcot's old Journey 
    Into Imagination, Figment. ("From head to tail, he's royal purple pigment; 
    and then, voilà! You've got a Figment!") </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://www.intercot.com/edc/horizons/index.html">Save Horizons</a> 
    <DD>Epcot's Horizons closed permanently on January 9, 1999. The building may 
    be reused for an entirely new attraction, but so far there's no construction 
    going on within the building. Horizons has loyal supporters who would prefer 
    to see Horizons updated and reopened. </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://www.michaelcrawford.com/savehorizons.htm">The Committee to Save Horizons</a> 
    <DD>Here's more information about the former General Electric attraction at 
    Epcot, including a long list Disney management addresses. </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://www.savetoad.com/">Save Mr. Toad's Wild Ride!</a> 
    <DD>The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh replaced Mr. Toad's Wild Ride. 
    It's now too late to save Toad, but the site is still up. (By the way, Mr. 
    Toad is alive and well at Disneyland.) </DD></DL>
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    <DT><a href="http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Park/7626/">The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, Kevin's Unofficial Site</a> <B><I>New!</I></B><BR><!-- 5/14/2000 -->
<a href="http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/3167/">The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, by John Grandpre</a> <B><I>New!</I></B> 
    <DD>These Web sites are all tributes to the towering attraction that's a