“Treasures of the Walt Disney Archives” review by Brandon Popper
On Monday August 4th, my wife, 2.5 year old son and my self had the pleasure of going to see this collection. The Collection has been at the Science and Industry museum since October of 2013 and will run through January 2015. This exhibit was suppose to end back at the beginning of August 2014 but due to the demand and it becoming one of the bigger exhibits they’ve done and extend it another 4 months.
This exhibit has everything the possible Disney fanatic would want to see. From early images of Walt and his family, to the story of Walt and Roy going west to start their work in animation, to the original Oswald the Lucky Rabbit drawing that started it all. Also being able to see how the early animated films were made from the idea to the glass plating to the stencils through the whole process.
This is something everyone should try to see if they make it up to but one must remember, this is an extra cost to the museum admission.
About Brandon:
My name is Brandon Popper and I am a Disney addict. Living in Southern Indiana relocated from the Windy City. Been into Disney pretty much my whole life, favorite movie is Aladdin. In 2004, I had the pleasure to work for Disney as a College Program cast member working at the emporium. Moved to Orlando for a few months back in 2008 and became AP for the time we were there. I even got engaged at Disney’s Artist Point. Become DVC members in June 2014. I am an avid sports fan with the Chicago Cubs being my favorite. I am happily married and have a 2.5 year old son Franklin.
Michele also contributes theme park news for Fox 35 Orlando 11pm news and on the radio on WDBO.
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