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Minnie Mouse Comes To Hollywood & Vine Character Dining!
Minnie Mouse will be coming to Disney's Hollywood Studios as part of Minnie's Seasonal Dine at Hollywood & Vine year round! Mickey Mouse's main squeeze will vary her look by the season, but she will become a regular honored guest at the Hollywood Studios favorite buffet dining location.
Minnie Mouse at Hollywood & Vine
Minnie’s fabulous dinner parties celebrate the cheerful togetherness of the holidays, the glamour of Hollywood, the delight of spring, the excitement of summer and the frightening fun of Halloween. With each new season, look for unique music, décor, all-new costumes, menu items and interactive musical moments.
Reservations open October 27 for the next seasonal dine. From January 4 to March 20, Minnie will be hosting a dinner party celebrating the magic of the movies and the glamour of Hollywood.
Make your night even more magical by adding the Fantasmic! Dinner Package to your meal. For reservations, visit DisneyWorld.com/dine or call 407-WDW-DINE.
Minnie's Cartoon Country Living In Mickey's Toontown Fair
Minnie's Cartoon Country Living is a magazine that is popular with the residents of Mickey's Toontown Fair. You could find framed copies of 4 of the issues on the walls of Minnie's Country House. Each issue features a landmark that you could see in Mickey's Toontown Fair, the 7th land in Disney World's Magic Kingdom.
The Minnie's Country Living Issue shown above features an aerial view of Mickey's Toontown Fair as might be seen by Goofy when he is flying in his Barnstormer. The cover provides a great look at the layout of Mickey's Toontown Fair with all of the major landmarks included.
Articles featured in issue 41-X include:
- Goofy Gives You a Crash Course in Flying. pg 43
- A Psychiatrist Asks Are you Afraid Of Flying or Just Afraid of Flying With Goofy? pg 11
- I Thought The Sky Was Falling, But It Was Just Goofy. by Chicken Little pg 8
- Why It's Rude to Just Drop In on Folks! by Donald Duck. pg 14
Issue 16-B shows the S.S. Miss Daisy Being Launched!
- During dedication ceremony Daisy gets a hole in one! pg 23
- After months of Work, Donald, Mickey, and Goofy have finished building Donald's Boat pg 6
Minnie Mouse is recognized as Toon Painter Of The Year in issue 34.6.
- The Philosophy of Toons Who Paint: "Art Imitates Cartoon Life!" pg 17
- New Toon Diet - ERASE THOSE POUNDS AWAY! pg 7
- Goofy's Advice for the toon artist: "Paint Yourself Silly!"
- Minnie's Editorial: "How To Draw Your Own Conclusions!" pg 2
The picture that was featured on the magazine cover could also be seen in full size in Minnie's Gallery/Art Studio in Minnie's Country House.
- Finally a D.J. that has something to crow about! pg 4
- Daisy Races up the charts with her hit single, "Donald Ducked Out On Me!" pg 65
- WACKY Radio Comes to Toontown! pg 19
- How to Convert a Chicken Coop into a Radio Station pg 44
Much To Be Missed
Minnie's Country House held lots of detail to see and enjoy. This is one part of Mickey's Toontown Fair that will definitely be missed. There was so much to look at and take in at Minnie's Country House that no one could catch all of the details in a single visit.
Hopefully as we at Only WDWorld are able to share details that we have captured in pictures you will be able to recall fond memories of your visits to Mickey's Towntown Fair and Minnie's Country House.
We will miss Mickey's Toontown Fair as it closes forever today, February 11, 2011 to make room for new exciting attractions as part of the major expansion of Fantasyland.
Walt Disney himself when speaking about Disneyland, said that: "Disneyland will never be completed. It will continue to grow as long as there is imagination left in the world."
The same holds true for the Magic Kingdom at Disney World. Although we will always miss the attractions that go away, we can look forward to the new ones that will take their place to spark our imaginations and create new memories.
Mickey's Toontown Fair At Disney World's Magic Kingdom
Mickey's Toontown Fair will celebrate its last day at Disney World's Magic Kingdom on February 11, 2011. After that day it will be closed for good to make room for the new Fantasyland Expansion. We decided to take a nostalgic walk through Mickey's Toontown Fair to document how it stood and the memories we have enjoyed.
History Of The Magic Kingdom's 7th Land
In 1988 Mickey's Birthdayland was erected as a temporary location to celebrate Mickey Mouse's 60th birthday. The response was so positive that when Mickey's birthday celebration was over it was transformed into a more permanent land and renamed "Mickey's Starland."
In 1996 the area was redone again with it now being called the current name of Mickey's Toontown Fair. This became the land to meet every one's favorite Disney character - Mickey Mouse. The entire land was friendly for Disney World's youngest guests. Not only could you meet Mickey Mouse and your favorite Disney Princess, you could also ride a Roller Coaster that was sized just right for pre-schoolers.
Mickey's Toontown Fair
As you exit Fantasyland and enter Mickey's Toontown Fair the first landmark that you happen upon is Pete's Garage. Many of you may remember Pete from his appearance in many Disney cartoons. Pate's Garage also doubles as the land's RestRooms which was a necessity for any parents with young children.
Across the walkway you would find Pete's Paint Shop, where you and/or your child could have their face painted. The automotive repair them was maintained on all of the props in this area.
The next landmark is the only ride in Mickey's Toontown Fair, also known as, Goofy's Barnstormer On Wiseacre's Farm. This child sized roller coaster has given many a youngster their first taste of roller coasters and set up that yearning for a future ride on Space Mountain.
Fortunately, Goofy's Barnstormer will survive the changes to the land with a new theme, but the roller coaster will re-opn again. So don't fear if you have a child that was looking forward to riding, it will return.
In front of Goofy's Barnstormer you will find WACKY Radio with Red Barns - "The Rowdiest Rooster On Radio." WACKY Radio plays "ALL Country - All The Toon."
Once you have enjoyed the Roller Coaster it is time to visit Minnie's Cottage. Inside Minnie's Cottage you will find an unbelievable amount of items and detail (to be covered in another article). The inside is certainly ALL-Minnie. Children and adults will enjoy touring her home and finding the surprising interactive items.
Across the street you will find Donald's Boat. This is a playground for young children disguised as a boat. Kids have a great time playing and climbing all over this most unusual boat.
If you are ready for a snack you can get something at the Toontown Farmers Market.
The redesigned Fantasyland is expected to have a train stop, but the theming will change. In the interim the Mickey's Towntown Fair Train Station will be closed.
Across from the Train Station you will find the largest structure in Mickey's Toontown Fair: the Toontown Fair Tent with Cornelius Coot's County Bounty and the Hall Of Fame.
This statue of Cornelius Coot has the following inscription:
History Of The Magic Kingdom's 7th Land
In 1988 Mickey's Birthdayland was erected as a temporary location to celebrate Mickey Mouse's 60th birthday. The response was so positive that when Mickey's birthday celebration was over it was transformed into a more permanent land and renamed "Mickey's Starland."
In 1996 the area was redone again with it now being called the current name of Mickey's Toontown Fair. This became the land to meet every one's favorite Disney character - Mickey Mouse. The entire land was friendly for Disney World's youngest guests. Not only could you meet Mickey Mouse and your favorite Disney Princess, you could also ride a Roller Coaster that was sized just right for pre-schoolers.
Mickey's Toontown Fair
As you exit Fantasyland and enter Mickey's Toontown Fair the first landmark that you happen upon is Pete's Garage. Many of you may remember Pete from his appearance in many Disney cartoons. Pate's Garage also doubles as the land's RestRooms which was a necessity for any parents with young children.
Across the walkway you would find Pete's Paint Shop, where you and/or your child could have their face painted. The automotive repair them was maintained on all of the props in this area.
The next landmark is the only ride in Mickey's Toontown Fair, also known as, Goofy's Barnstormer On Wiseacre's Farm. This child sized roller coaster has given many a youngster their first taste of roller coasters and set up that yearning for a future ride on Space Mountain.
Fortunately, Goofy's Barnstormer will survive the changes to the land with a new theme, but the roller coaster will re-opn again. So don't fear if you have a child that was looking forward to riding, it will return.
In front of Goofy's Barnstormer you will find WACKY Radio with Red Barns - "The Rowdiest Rooster On Radio." WACKY Radio plays "ALL Country - All The Toon."
Once you have enjoyed the Roller Coaster it is time to visit Minnie's Cottage. Inside Minnie's Cottage you will find an unbelievable amount of items and detail (to be covered in another article). The inside is certainly ALL-Minnie. Children and adults will enjoy touring her home and finding the surprising interactive items.
Across the street you will find Donald's Boat. This is a playground for young children disguised as a boat. Kids have a great time playing and climbing all over this most unusual boat.
If you are ready for a snack you can get something at the Toontown Farmers Market.
Across from the Train Station you will find the largest structure in Mickey's Toontown Fair: the Toontown Fair Tent with Cornelius Coot's County Bounty and the Hall Of Fame.
This statue of Cornelius Coot has the following inscription:
This is old Cornelius CootWho Turned His Corn Crop Into LootAnd Founded Mickey's Toontown FairTo him we dedicate this square
The last stop in Mickey's Toontown Fair is Mickey Mouse's House. Inside you will find Mickey's favorite things and like Minnie's House, it abounds with numerous sight gags that make it worth the time to explore.
Farewell Mickey's Toontown Fair
After February 11th this part of Disney World will never be the same again. As we all look forward what the future Fantasyland expansion brings, we will miss the only part of Disney World that was really dedicated to Mickey Mouse.
As a parent who watched my children grow up and enjoy this land as a toddlers and young children, I hope that there will continue to be areas like this at Disney World where the youngest among us can feel like it is their special part of Disney World.
Mickey and Minnie Mouse Water Art At Disney World
Disney World Hidden Treasures
Some of the best things at Disney World are the unexpected Hidden Treasures that you just happen upon. The drawing of Mickey Mouse shown above was created by an unassuming Magic Kingdom Cast Member with a broom and a bucket of water on a sidewalk in Main St. USA in the middle of the day.






















