At any book store you can fine literally hundreds of tour books about how to get from point "A" to point "B" at Disney's Magic Kingdom (or as we say 'Tragic Kingdom'), but there are very few places that will tell you what it's like to be trapped in a fireworks fall out zone. Seeing large balls of fire bouncing off the roofs of back stage trailers at the Studios is an experience you don't soon forget.
After many, many years of working for The Mouse, I've seen a lot of truly unique stories and I've worked a lot of exciting events. The opening of Animal Kingdom will always be one of my fondest memories. As the blog moves forward, I have no intentions of devulging deep dark secrets. . . like Walt is frozen in a cryogentics chamber in the Magic Kingdom castle (by the way, he's not) nor am I going to be just another travel log spouting 'warm fuzzy thoughts about the company'. Believe me, there is so much sugary fluff written about this company, you could choke a horse.
My goal is to relate the stories that you would only experience if you were on the inside. Stories like 'what's it's like to work backstage at Beauty and the Beast show', or the about the guest ' got drunk and passed out in thier hotel room with the water running in the tub."
So welcome, feel free to ask questions, make comments (keep it clean and tasteful)
Deydreem
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