The biggest feature of the ToonTown fair was the Hall Of Fame, (Now Pete’s Silly Sideshow Meet and greet) a location where you could meet Mickey and the Fab 5. We are greeted by a description for the all-new “Mickey’s ToonTown Fair, A place described as a location where we can find all our Disney Pals, while exploring Mickey and Minnie’s house. Let open the map and continue our journey. The other two parks also had similar front cover designs of their park icons. Personally, although this is a simple front cover design for a Disney Map, I think it is one of my favorites due to its uniqueness. The back of the Magic Kingdom map features an advertisement from Kodak like so many other maps did until 2012. As you can see there is no photograph of a highlighted attraction or of Cinderella’s castle, but a plain yellow silhouette of the Magic Kingdom Icon. We start our journey on the front and back cover of the Magic Kingdom Map.

Stylized castle image on the front, big Kodak sponsorship on the back. I think you’ll find a few special memories. This week’s map is special because it was during preparations for the 25 th anniversary celebration. Let’s see what we find when we take a look back in time. Ah, yes, a classic, a 1996 Magic Kingdom park map. Let’s reach into the magical treasure chest of maps and pull out a real winner.

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