Disneyland Fireworks is a special attraction for most people visiting the park. But, not to the people living within the vicinity of Disneyland. Some say that it’s too loud, even with the windows closed. At first, the Fireworks is an inviting show for most, but after awhile, it loses its luster. Afterall, nothing in this world can entertain forever, not even Disney!

LA Times reported that complaints have been voiced out to Disneyland, but to no avail. Some even filed lawsuits against the giant corporation, but failed. It seems like, unless more people come up and say something, Disneyland…

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From TheDisneyBlog, Pixar Motorama is an annual event held by Pixar employees to show off their cars. In this video, John Lasseter explains how the event got started, and his love for cars.

It looks like a fun event, but it’s not open to the public.…

Props to Bubbius2 for the videos.

Taken at Disney’s California Adventures in Anaheim! World of Colors is a Disney extravaganza, using water as giant screens, Disney’s familiar characters comes to life in this colorful water show that will entertain the masses. Familiar characters from Disney classics like Pocahontas, Finding Nemo, and Toy Story are implemented into the show very well.

Loading time might be a little slow, as it’s in HD. But, It’s well worth the wait!

Overall, it’s a great show, lacking in story, but fun nonetheless!…

Remember Gargoyles?  I used to watch the show obsessively in high school.  It was part of the “Disney Afternoon” alongside Duck Tales, Tale Spin and Chip N Dale.  The story of Gargoyles doesn’t sound much like Disney, it’s pretty dark.  It’s about winged gargoyle creatures that comes alive at night.  The first week it aired, it showed how the Gargoyles were betrayed by humans.  Later down the road, they’re revived in present day New York as they form an uneasy alliance with Xanatos.  The show had a lot of tragedy and I think that’s why I liked it so much.  It …

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Disney Park Blog has announced that Star Tours in Anaheim will be closing July 27th, for an overdue renovation. The ride is a classic, but slowly losing its magic. The lines are shorter, and the effects are a little out-dated. I remembered when I first experienced the ride in the early 90s, I was trembling when the dumb droid took us over the ledge, it was a great experience! As time went by, the ride was still fun, but just wasn’t the same anymore.

This time around, Disney is planning on renovating the ride into a 3D experience. On top …

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Vinylmation are little figures designed in a shape of Mickey Mouse. So, in this case, there will be a Buzz Lightyear vinyl painted on a Mickey Mouse shaped figure. Buzz is one of the 12 Toy Story characters that are set to be released in July/August.

These are cool looking figures, especially for Toy Story fans. These will be sold at various Disney stores, and Disney Parks Online.

Thanks to DisneyParks for the news.…

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This is my niece, Mari from Vacaville, CA. A future star, Disney should keep an eye on her!

Little Arielle! – Her very first solo performance, she was 5 years old!

Pocahontas – Performing Colors of the Wind.

Beauty and the Beast – As the wind blew her hair all over the place, she still pressed on.

More videos of her here.

I’m no Simon Cowell, but this girl should go to Hollywood!!!…

Two different trailers, with two different stories. Hmmm! I was a bit confused when I saw the trailers, the first one indicated that Tinker Bell was the one caught, but the second one implied that it was Vidia that was caught.

My guess is that Tinker Bell was caught first, but was released by the kid. Not knowing the situation, Vidia tries to rescue Tinker and ends up getting caught herself.

Check it out!

Trialer 1

Trailer 2

Release date for Blu-ray and DVD is Sept. 21, 2010…

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The 3D film stars Michael Jackson, as the leader of colorful misfits. The crew consists of lovable creatures and robots alike. Their goal is to bring color and fun into the “worlds of despair” through light, music, songs, and dance. Both songs in the film were written by Michael Jackson. Although the film feels outdated, every Michael Jackson fans should still see the show.

The show re-opened at EPCOT July 2nd. For the meantime, it replaces Honey I Shrunk the Audience. Captain EO has also been playing at Disneyland since February. The end date is still TBD.…

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From Sillof’s website, these are fun little illustrations done in MS Paint! NERDSociety has featured some of Sillof’s other works before, such as the Victorian Era Star Wars customized toy collection.

More pics here.

Stay tuned, as we will feature more of Sillof’s fun little projects soon!…