Beach Party, The (film)
Beach Party, The (film) Mickey Mouse cartoon; released on November 5, 1931. Directed by Burt Gillett. A beach party with Mickey and the gang is interrupted by a disgruntled octopus accidentally pulled ashore by Pluto. After a free-for-all, Mickey gets rid of the octopus by lassoing it with a rope with an anchor attached.
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Beach Picnic (film) Donald Duck cartoon; released on June 9, 1939. The first cartoon directed by Clyde (“Gerry”) Geronimi. Donald, at the beach, teases Pluto with an inflatable rubber horse toy, but he gets a taste of his own medicine when an ant colony carries away his picnic food. Donald gets even angrier when he …
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Beach Club Resort
Beach Club Resort Hotel opened at Walt Disney World on November 19, 1990. Designed by Robert Stern, the hotel is situated next door to and connected to the Yacht Club Resort, and offers a short walk to an entrance to Epcot, through the International Gateway next to France in World Showcase. Stormalong Bay, the 750,000 …
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Beach Club Marketplace See Atlantic Wear and Wardrobe Emporium.
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Beach, Adam Actor; starred in the title role in Squanto: A Warrior’s Tale, and appeared in Mystery, Alaska (Galin Winetka).
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Be Our Guest Restaurant
Be Our Guest Restaurant In the Beast’s Castle in the 2012 addition to Fantasyland in the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World is this sumptuously furnished, 550-seat restaurant themed to Beauty and the Beast, with a French-inspired menu. The Armory room features enchanted suits of armor. The main dining room is the film’s opulent ballroom, …
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Be Our Guest Song from Beauty and the Beast; written by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken. Nominated for an Academy Award.
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Bay Lake Tower Vacation Club resort, connected by Sky Way Bridge to Disney’s Contemporary Resort at Walt Disney World, opened on August 4, 2009, with 16 stories and 295 villas.
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Bayou Boy (television) Two-part television show, aired on February 7 and 14, 1971. Directed by Gary Nelson. Two boys face danger, including a giant alligator, in searching for a lost silver church bell in Dead Man’s Bayou. Stars John McIntire, Mitch Vogel, Mike Lookinland, Jeanette Nolan, Frank Silvera. A rerun of the show aired in …
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Bay Lake The 450-acre body of water east of the Contemporary Resort at Walt Disney World. During construction of Walt Disney World, one of the first tasks was to clear the muck out of Bay Lake. On doing so, Walt Disney World executives were delighted to discover that beautiful white sand was covering the bottom. …
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