In 1984, a commemorative reproduction of this poster was made available to members of the Disneyland Magic Kingdom Club. See it in an earlier post.
Also see the Snow White ride posters from the other theme parks:
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Saturday, December 16, 2017
1983 Disneyland Scary Adventures Poster
Snow White's Adventures was updated at Disneyland with the 1983 Fantasyland renovation. This "Scary Adventures" poster was created for the new ride. Designed by Leticia Leiever. Measures 24" x 36".
In 1984, a commemorative reproduction of this poster was made available to members of the Disneyland Magic Kingdom Club. See it in an earlier post.
Also see the Snow White ride posters from the other theme parks:
In 1984, a commemorative reproduction of this poster was made available to members of the Disneyland Magic Kingdom Club. See it in an earlier post.
Also see the Snow White ride posters from the other theme parks:
Snow White's Adventures Mural Photo
An early press photo of a young park guest looking at the ride queue mural for Snow White's Adventures at Disneyland. It comes from the IMS Vintage Photos archive in Scandinavia. Measures approximately 7.5" x 9.5". Back is blank.
1980s Snow White's Adventures Ride Vehicle
A Snow White's Adventures ride vehicle from Walt Disney World. Construction: fiberglass with a metal frame. It dates from the 1980s. Note that it only has two seats. A third row was added to the cars with the 1994 renovation.
This vehicle was sold at auction in May 2011 for $2,750.00 by Profiles in History. According to the auction site, the Bashful nameplate was a reproduction made directly from the original.
In an earlier Archive entry, see another two-seater ride vehicle we spotted for sale at Theme Park Connection
This vehicle was sold at auction in May 2011 for $2,750.00 by Profiles in History. According to the auction site, the Bashful nameplate was a reproduction made directly from the original.
In an earlier Archive entry, see another two-seater ride vehicle we spotted for sale at Theme Park Connection
Wednesday, October 11, 2017
Snow White Adventures - Disney Gallery Poster
The Disney Gallery is an art exhibition space at the Disneyland theme park. From 1987-2007, it was situated above Pirates of the Caribbean in New Orleans Square. It was a great place to escape the noise and crowds, plus see original artwork created by Walt Disney Imagineering.
This poster was created for an exhibit in the late 1980s and features 1954 concept art for Snow White Adventures by Ken Anderson. It depicts the climatic boulder scene with the Old Hag. Measures 32" x 26".
A few other Disney Gallery posters.
This poster was created for an exhibit in the late 1980s and features 1954 concept art for Snow White Adventures by Ken Anderson. It depicts the climatic boulder scene with the Old Hag. Measures 32" x 26".
Image via ruthrules.
A few other Disney Gallery posters.
Tuesday, July 25, 2017
Disneyland Scary Adventures Reproduction Poster
The Disneyland poster for Snow White's Scary Adventures was first put on display in 1983 near the Main Street Train Station. It commemorated the opening of the ride in New Fantasyland that year.
A reproduction of the poster was offered for sale in the 1984 Disney Family Christmas Showcase gift catalog, available exclusively to members of the Disneyland Magic Kingdom Club. The collectible lithograph measured 24" x 36" and came in two styles. The Popular Edition was printed on premium-quality poster stock and retailed for $12.50. A Collector's Edition was produced on acid-free archival-quality paper. It was limited to 150, each numbered and imprinted with an authenticity seal. Price: $200.
Collector's Edition reproduction.
The holiday catalog cover.
Catalog poster listing.
See this original 1983 park poster in an upcoming post.
A reproduction of the poster was offered for sale in the 1984 Disney Family Christmas Showcase gift catalog, available exclusively to members of the Disneyland Magic Kingdom Club. The collectible lithograph measured 24" x 36" and came in two styles. The Popular Edition was printed on premium-quality poster stock and retailed for $12.50. A Collector's Edition was produced on acid-free archival-quality paper. It was limited to 150, each numbered and imprinted with an authenticity seal. Price: $200.
Collector's Edition reproduction.
Images courtesy of the Kevin Hicks Collection.
The holiday catalog cover.
Catalog poster listing.
Additional assistance courtesy of TokyoMagic of Meet The World.
See this original 1983 park poster in an upcoming post.
Tokyo Disneyland "Snow White's Adventures" Poster
Snow White's Adventures theme park poster from Tokyo Disneyland. "©1983 Walt Disney Productions."
Image via Disney Parks Poster Art.
Saturday, April 15, 2017
Snow White WDI "Stained Glass" Pins
The WDI/Walt Disney Imagineering Stained Glass pin series was released on August 14, 2015 at the D23 Expo. Among the collection was this Snow White's Scary Adventures pin. Pewter. Measures approximately 2.5" across x about 2" tall. Limited edition of 300. Retail $18.95.
Earlier that year, on January 14, 2015, WDI issued Snow White, the first in a series of Princess Stained Glass Framed pins. It was available only at Mickey's of Glendale to cast members and their guests. LE 300. Retail $16.95.
WDI also produced two Villains Stained Glass series. Included in the second group was this Witch eyes pin--issued in October 2014. Limited edition 250. Measures 3" wide. Available to cast members at Mickey's of Glendale. Retail $12.95.
Several other Snow White "stained glass" pins have been produced.
Images via dream499.
Earlier that year, on January 14, 2015, WDI issued Snow White, the first in a series of Princess Stained Glass Framed pins. It was available only at Mickey's of Glendale to cast members and their guests. LE 300. Retail $16.95.
Images via pintradingdb.
WDI also produced two Villains Stained Glass series. Included in the second group was this Witch eyes pin--issued in October 2014. Limited edition 250. Measures 3" wide. Available to cast members at Mickey's of Glendale. Retail $12.95.
Several other Snow White "stained glass" pins have been produced.
Tuesday, March 7, 2017
SWSA Retired "Exit" Sign
An "Exit Only" sign from the Snow White's Scary Adventures attraction at Disneyland, circa 1980s. Comes from the collection of a former WED/WDI graphics director. Painted face. Elaborate design made from molded fiberglass. Heavy weight; has mounting bolts on reverse side. Measures approximately 13.5" x 5" x 1.5".
Images via novacite83.
Friday, February 3, 2017
1970 Disneyland Dial Guide to Magic Kingdom
Walt Disney's Dial Guide to Disneyland was a special postcard which featured a map of the theme park on the face side. Turn the wheel at the base and a pink dot indicates the location of an attraction along with a corresponding number. "©1970 Walt Disney Productions."
The opposite side reveals a short ride description.
"Snow White Adventures - Travel through the Dark Forest of the Seven Dwarfs' Diamond Mine."
Images courtesy of the Kevin Hicks Collection.
The opposite side reveals a short ride description.
"Snow White Adventures - Travel through the Dark Forest of the Seven Dwarfs' Diamond Mine."
Images courtesy of the Kevin Hicks Collection.
Sunday, November 20, 2016
Robert Olszewski & His Snow White Disneyland Miniatures
Robert Olszewski (pronounced "o-SHEV-ski") has made a long and successful career out of sculpting miniatures. His Disney canon of figurines is substantial, with his individual Snow White designs alone reaching nearly 50 in number:
Robert is pictured here at the 2011 D23 Expo.
Olszewski's Disneyland architectural models, possibly his most impressive work, started with the release of Sleeping Beauty Castle on December 14, 2002. The Main Steet USA Collection with the Central Plaza would follow, as well as other park attractions, including the Fantasyland Collection. Park buildings are in ''Z'' scale (1/220th); characters and vehicles are "N" scale (1/160th). Material: Hand-painted, sculptured resin with wood bases and metallic title plaques. Most include light-up features.
King Triton's Garden and Snow White's Grotto was issued on March 31, 2007 at Disneyland. Includes the Wishing Well and "marble" statues with lighted details. Sculpt dimensions: 15.5" wide x 15" deep and 7.5" high. Original retail: $275. In May 2013, it was listed online at the Disney Store for $345.
Snow White's Scary Adventures, released December 4, 2010 during an artist event at Disneyland's Disneyana Shop. Includes two interchangeable interior ride scene inserts--Snow White on the stairs and the Old Witch holding the apple over her cauldron. Dopey is riding in mine car in both. A removable back castle wall allows you to view the individual scene. The Evil Queen appears in the front upper window when lighted. Light switch is activated by pressing miniature fire hydrant. Powered by batteries or AC adapter. Sculpt dimensions: approximately 8.5" wide x 8" deep and 4.25" high. Original retail: $295. Later listed online at the Disney Store in May 2013.
For those who purchased their piece at Disneyland on the first day of release, they also received a gold premiere event plaque.
A Princess Accessory Pack was also created. Snow White was included along with Cinderella, Belle, Aurora and Prince Philip. Retail $32.
Learn more about Olszewski's Disneyland miniatures:
- 1987 Goebel Miniatures - Snow White, Dwarfs, Cottages
- 1990-92 Goebel Miniatures - Prince, Queen, Witch
- 1990-92 Goebel Miniatures -Well, Castle, Forest
- 1996-1999 Enchanted Places Figures
- 2000-2002 Story-Time Figurines
- 2003-2006 Story-Time Figurines
- 2000-2006 Story-Time Postcards
- 2007-2012 Gallery of Light Boxes
- 2007 Heirloom Portrait Box
- 2008 Heirloom Heart Box
- 2010 Poki Pal - Evil Queen
- 2011 Poki Pal - Snow White
Robert is pictured here at the 2011 D23 Expo.
Olszewski's Disneyland architectural models, possibly his most impressive work, started with the release of Sleeping Beauty Castle on December 14, 2002. The Main Steet USA Collection with the Central Plaza would follow, as well as other park attractions, including the Fantasyland Collection. Park buildings are in ''Z'' scale (1/220th); characters and vehicles are "N" scale (1/160th). Material: Hand-painted, sculptured resin with wood bases and metallic title plaques. Most include light-up features.
Images courtesy of Disney Showcase Key.
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King Triton's Garden and Snow White's Grotto was issued on March 31, 2007 at Disneyland. Includes the Wishing Well and "marble" statues with lighted details. Sculpt dimensions: 15.5" wide x 15" deep and 7.5" high. Original retail: $275. In May 2013, it was listed online at the Disney Store for $345.
Image via MousePlanet.
Image via krisjaus.
CU images via Ricky Brigante.
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Snow White's Scary Adventures, released December 4, 2010 during an artist event at Disneyland's Disneyana Shop. Includes two interchangeable interior ride scene inserts--Snow White on the stairs and the Old Witch holding the apple over her cauldron. Dopey is riding in mine car in both. A removable back castle wall allows you to view the individual scene. The Evil Queen appears in the front upper window when lighted. Light switch is activated by pressing miniature fire hydrant. Powered by batteries or AC adapter. Sculpt dimensions: approximately 8.5" wide x 8" deep and 4.25" high. Original retail: $295. Later listed online at the Disney Store in May 2013.
Images via squarebiz99.
For those who purchased their piece at Disneyland on the first day of release, they also received a gold premiere event plaque.
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A Princess Accessory Pack was also created. Snow White was included along with Cinderella, Belle, Aurora and Prince Philip. Retail $32.
Learn more about Olszewski's Disneyland miniatures:
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