Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Monday, March 7, 2011
Club Cool hosted by Coca-Cola 2011
Club Cool (formerly Ice Station Cool) is an attraction located in the Innoventions Pavilion at Epcot that allows people to cool off and drink complimentary Coca-Cola soft drinks from around the world.
Ice Station Cool closed on June 6, 2005, and re-opened as Club Cool on November 14, 2005.
The tasting area has self-serve soda dispensers, dispensing Coca-Cola products from around the world.
ºoº Smart Watermelon (China) - A very refreshing watermelon flavored drink;
ºoº Kinley Lemon (Israel);
ºoº Fanta Kolita (Costa Rica) - A very sweet cherry flavored soda;
ºoº VegitaBeta (Japan);
ºoº Lift Apple (Mexico) - An apple flavored beverage;
ºoº Mezzo Mix (Germany) - Coke with a taste of orange [The only drink that contains caffeine];
ºoº Beverly (Italy) - A very bitter non-alcoholic apéritif;
ºoº Krest Ginger Ale (Mozambique);
"Club Cool is one Hot spot that you’ll want to make it a point to visit in Epcot. Be sure to try the mix and match game or just sample and see what flavor you like the best. On a hot day this is a perfect place to stop. They keep it pretty cold inside and it’s a great way to get out of the hot Florida sun and the free drinks is pretty cool too."
In the video bellow you can see a coke suicide by my friend @DiscoverEpcot
C l u b C o o l 2 0 1 1 M e r c h a n d i s e
The history of the partnership between Coca-Cola and Disney
Coca-Cola sponsored the first Disney television show, One Hour in Wonderland, which aired as a special on December 25, 1950. When Disneyland opened in 1955, Coke became a participant with the Refreshment Corner on Main Street, U.S.A., and remains a participant there today. Coca-Cola is now the global beverage provider for all of Disney's 11 parks in the U.S., Hong Kong, France and Japan.
Main Street Beverage - In front of the hub at the Magic Kingdom
Club Cool - Epcot
Magic Kingdom - Backstage
Coca-cola and Disney Pictures by Marcio Disney is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
Based on a work at Disney's Dream Makers & Marcio Disney Family Sites Network
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Thursday, February 17, 2011
Monday, January 31, 2011
Disney Merchandise for Living Happily Ever After
posted at the Official Disney Parks Blog on January 31st, 2011 by Steven Miller, Merchandise Communications Manager
“I chose the ear hats as I wanted a wedding message that was related to our Disney Parks,” said David. “I’ve seen many honeymoon couples at Disney who love wearing those hats, so it made sense to have an assortment featuring those icons.”
For the ear-hat art program, there are a variety of items including pins (the ultra portable item to inform others you are the happy couple); photo albums and wedding frames to capture memories from the special day; and my favorite item – coffee cups. Those cups sure make it easy to identify who gets what cup in the morning (especially when one is a little sleepy).
Q: On a recent visit to Tokyo Disney Resort, I noted a large amount of merchandise, from figurines to jigsaw puzzles, relating to the marriage of Mickey and Minnie. Is there an official back story behind this particular form merchandise that appears in Japan?
Keith, Sydney, Australia
A [Dave Smith]: At least in the United States, Disney does not recognize that Mickey and Minnie are "married."
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Original Walt E. Disney Personal Check
A Particularly Ornate Example of Walt Disney's famous autograph - featuring his full name and middle initial - can be seen on this cancelled personal check he wrote to himself on May 6, 1943, for deposit into his special account.
Archivally matted and framed in a 1940s period style, this one-of-a-kind autograph is accompanied by a handsome black-and-white publicity photo of Walt from the 1940s and a small brass plaque bearing his name.
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Beauty and the Beast Mrs. Potts Tea Set
Be our guest and drink in the charm of Beauty and the Beast with this collectible Limited Edition Mrs. Potts Tea Set. Beautifully crafted in fine china and trimmed in 24-kt. gold, this fun and functional tea set will bring memories pouring back.
Product Details
- Tea Set includes: Mrs. Potts, Chip and three cups
- Each cup features distinctive off kilter design
- Mrs. Potts and Chip have features molded in bas relief
- Trimmed in 24-kt. gold
- Arrives in satin lined presentation box
- Wash thoroughly before first use
- Clay fine china
- Mrs. Potts 8'' H. Cups 4'' H
- Imported
- Certificate of Authenticity
- Limited Edition of 1500
Original Price: $124.50
You can find nowadays on ebay for $1,500.00
You can find nowadays on ebay for $1,500.00
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