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I have the Walt Disney World Vacation film on VHS tape. This was from 1994 and it features attractions from Disney World before it got changed like the Magic Kingdom where it features shows like "Spectramagic" and "Fantasy In The Sky" fireworks show before it got changed to "Wishes!". They have Space Mountain, It's a Small World, the original Pirates of the Caribbean ride before it was closed down for rehab, the Big Thunder Mountain ride, Splash Mountain, the "Hall of Presidents" with former president Bill Clinton on an animatronic, and Mickey's Starland. Epcot also features numerous attractions like Innoventions, Spaceship Earth, Splashtactular, Journey Through Imagination, Wonders of life, World Showcase, America Adventures and the original "Illuminations" (before it became "Illuminations: Reflections of Earth"). And then, on to the Disney Studios (or maybe Disney/MGM Studios) featuring the "Tower of Terror", Aladdin Parade, "Muppetvision 3D", Star Tours, Super Star Television, The Art of Disney Animation and Sorcery In The Sky. Plus a whole lot more. If you like to see this film in two parts, here it is. On this entire film, there was no Animal Kingdom and Expedition Everest until it finally opened years later. Enjoy!

Walt Disney World Vacation Film - Part 1
Walt Disney World Vacation Film - Part 2

Hey, that was pretty cool! I thought you were posting your family's home movies or something, but it's really the Vacation planning film. It was cool to see how magical WDW was in 1994, but also how very different it was 12 years ago (yikes! That's a long time). Also the Disney Village resort looked really cool! What happened to that now?

"The Contemporary Resort is so ultra-modern..." HAHA!

What puzzled me was the Disney MGM studios section. It seems like they were trying to phase out the MGM name way back in 1994 since it was not mentioned at all during that segment. But I thought it was only recently they were doing this...It was also nice to see the great actual "studio" attractions that make it seem like a living, working studio. Too bad that it's just a theme park now...