Anywho, here is a brief glimpse of all that is in the museum. Honestly, I'm surprised my eye make up isn't covering both of my cheeks due to an utterly overwhelming day. When I think of Walt, I think of someone who left a legacy for families. He didn't come from much and look at what his dreams did. Just inspirational. Okay, let's go.
There's a matching bench at Disneyland (which I've always been enthralled by...yes, I know, it's just a grungy old bench), but I got to SIT on this one.
Cuties.
This miniature was incredible. I waited around to hear details about it. This model only took 3 months less to create than Disneyland did before opening -- that's dedication! Afterwards chatted with some guys who grew up in Anaheim. I grew up in Orlando and it was super fun to exchange stories.
I learned that Lillian miscarried twice and that they adopted.
Okay, I love you even more, Disney's.
Still 100% in awe of the work that went into just 13 seconds of Steamboat Willie.
THE apartment...where I always look up to ensure the lamp is on.
I learned SO much about the early days of the Walt Disney Studios. So incredible to see how far animation has come and all that they dedicated to their work.
The views outside weren't too bad either.
