Look Familiar?

[John Sisker]

Hi all...

Does this particular picture remind you of anything? While in Fairbanks, on
the last segment of our Princess Alaska Cruise/Tour, my wife Deborah and I
were exploring our hotel, the Fairbanks Princess Hotel. Right next door was
another, and somewhat more rustic hotel, which we obviously wanted to take a
look at as well - mainly for the restaurants. However, when I stepped into
this particular area, I was quite surprised as to what I saw.

These three heads on the wall, reminded me so much of one of the former
attractions at Disneyland, which I think is still actually at Walt Disney
World. What does this remind you of? I wonder if it was just a consequence,
or did Disney actually know about this and used the overall setting in their
attraction. Then again, it could have been the other way around.

Look familiar? Take a look...
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John Sisker
Huntington Beach, California

[Gary Edstrom]

Post by John Sisker
Hi all...
Does this particular picture remind you of anything? While in
Fairbanks, on the last segment of our Princess Alaska Cruise/Tour, my
wife Deborah and I were exploring our hotel, the Fairbanks Princess
Hotel. Right next door was another, and somewhat more rustic hotel,
which we obviously wanted to take a look at as well - mainly for the
restaurants. However, when I stepped into this particular area, I was
quite surprised as to what I saw.
These three heads on the wall, reminded me so much of one of the
former attractions at Disneyland, which I think is still actually at
Walt Disney World. What does this remind you of? I wonder if it was
just a consequence, or did Disney actually know about this and used
the overall setting in their attraction. Then again, it could have
been the other way around.
Look familiar? Take a look...
http://www.tinplatedesign.com/P8192319.jpg
John Sisker
Huntington Beach, California

They still exist at Disneyland, but you need to know just where to look.
On the Winnie the Pooh ride, the former home of Country Bear Jamboree,
as you come into one of the last sets on the ride, look behind you and
up. You will see them. You won't see them unless you are looking for
them.

[John Sisker]

Post by Gary Edstrom

Post by John Sisker
Hi all...
Does this particular picture remind you of anything? While in
Fairbanks, on the last segment of our Princess Alaska Cruise/Tour, my
wife Deborah and I were exploring our hotel, the Fairbanks Princess
Hotel. Right next door was another, and somewhat more rustic hotel,
which we obviously wanted to take a look at as well - mainly for the
restaurants. However, when I stepped into this particular area, I was
quite surprised as to what I saw.
These three heads on the wall, reminded me so much of one of the
former attractions at Disneyland, which I think is still actually at
Walt Disney World. What does this remind you of? I wonder if it was
just a consequence, or did Disney actually know about this and used
the overall setting in their attraction. Then again, it could have
been the other way around.
Look familiar? Take a look...
http://www.tinplatedesign.com/P8192319.jpg
John Sisker
Huntington Beach, California

They still exist at Disneyland, but you need to know just where to look.
On the Winnie the Pooh ride, the former home of Country Bear Jamboree,
as you come into one of the last sets on the ride, look behind you and
up. You will see them. You won't see them unless you are looking for
them.
--
Gary Edstrom

I did hear that before, but had forgot. Thanks for reminding me; I will have
to check it out.

John