【NEWS】石景山遊楽園（China）≠DisneyLand
Posted on 06. Feb, 2010 by Donald Duck in Videos
「ミッキーマウス」に「キティーちゃん」や「ドラえもん」が大集合！ ってなんか違う様な・・・ It is a Chinese state amusement park. An amusement park of Beijing(China) of 1500000 annual visitors.
Walt Disney Records Presents Disneyland Park, the Official Album
$69.95
Disneyland Park: The Official Album (2001 CD) was the official album for Disneyland in 2001. It is now rare and out of print.
Track listing
“All Aboard!” – Main Street Station 0:32
“Flitterin’” – Main Street 1:45
“The Tiki, Tiki, Tiki Room” – The Enchanted Tiki Room 2:38
“The Indiana Jones Adventure” – Temple of the Forbidden Eye 3:27
“Swanee River” – New Orleans Square 1:25
“Yo Ho (A Pirate’s Life for Me)” – The Pirates of the Caribbean 5:45
“Grim Grinning Ghosts” – The Haunted Mansion 5:38
“Splash Mountain” – Splash Mountain 8:08
“The Great Outdoors” – Country Bear Vacation 2:10
“Finale” – Fantasmic! 3:31
“All Aboard the Mine Train” – Frontierland 1:46
“It’s a Small World” – It’s a Small World 3:54
“Thru the Mirror” – Downtown ToonTown 2:14
“Star Tours” – Star Tours 4:07
“Space Mountain” – Space Mountain 2:47
“Believe… There’s Magic in the Stars” – Fireworks Spectacular 10:10
Production
Compilation Executive Producer: Randy Thornton
Production Assistant: Valerie Van de Yacht
Mastered by Jeff Sheridan at Soundworks, Hollywood, CA
Album Design by Steve Sterling >>Read More
Walt Disney’s Imagineering Legends and the Genesis of the Disney Theme Park
$21.74
Fifty years ago, Walt Disney utterly transformed the concept of outdoor entertainment venues from tawdry carnivals and seedy amusement piers called “amusement parks,” to an entirely new destination that would come into common vernacular as the “theme park.” Although Disneyland was the inspiration of one man, Walt did not achieve this history-altering concept on his own. Using his innate talent for combining disparate skills and personalities, he assembled a creative team that blended imagination with engineering. Walt called this group his “Imagineers.” Walt Disney’s Legends of Imagineering and the Genesis of the Disney Theme Park introduces a core group of the originators of Disneyland and the other Disney parks. It explores their individual relationships with Walt and each other, their creative breakthroughs and failures, and their rivalries and professional politics. This candid narrative of their lives and contributions to a very special form of entertainment illustrates why, half a century later, their work continues to be vital and important to millions of people every day, and all over the world. Lavishly illustrated throughout with rare and never-before-seen artwork and photographs, Walt Disney’s Legends of Imagineering and the Genesis of the Disney Theme Park will further enrich the reader’s appreciation of the exceptional talent behind Disneyland’s creation and ongoing evolution. >>Read More
Walt Disney’s Disneyland
Printed in USA with introduction (reprinted) from Walt Disney. Beautiful photos. >>Read More
Disney’s Happiest Celebration on Earth
$11.99
Walt Disney Records celebrates the 50th Anniversary of Disneyland with a complete collection of the best songs loved around the world at all the Disney Parks including “(Yo Ho) A Pirates Life For Me,” “Grim, Grinning Ghost,” “it’s a small world (After All),” and many more, plus the all-new Disneyland 50th Anniversary Theme Song “Remember When” performed by music superstar LeAnn Rimes. Also features extensive liner notes with rare Disneyland photos, this CD is a timeless song collection that all Disney Park fans will treasure for years to come. >>Read More
Birnbaum’s Disneyland Resort 2008
$5.89
This updated edition of Birnbaum’s Disneyland Resort, the most respected and well-known name in Disney guides, takes readers through Walt Disney’s first theme park with ease and flair. Since our guide is the only guide that’s official, this book includes the most accurate and current information on prices and attractions. This edition includes updates on newcomers to the Downtown Disney District, such as the edgy new Disney Vault shop, plus Fossil, Travelex, and more.Other updates include an up-close, underwater look at Tomorrowland’s newest attraction: the Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage, and info on the recently refurbished Pirates of the Caribbean, including where to find Captain Jack Sparrow! We’ve also got an insider’s perspective on new attractions and shows at Disney’s California Adventure.Our guide is also the only one allowed to feature Disney characters. And Birnbaum’s Disneyland Resort is the most comprehensive guidebook, offering complete information on the Magic Kingdom, Disney’s California Adventure, and Downtown Disney, as well as details about Anaheim area attractions, things to do in Los Angeles, and special driving routes around Southern California. This is the only guide to Disneyland that readers need, entirely updated every year. >>Read More
Playskool Mr. Potato Head Star Wars Disneyland Exclusive 5 Figure Set
$99.95
Disney Theme Park exclusive Mr Potato Head 5 piece Star Wars character set. Included in the set are: 1. Luke Frywalker 2. Princess Tater 3. Yam Solo 4. Darth Mash 5. Spuda Fett All 5 pieces are in Brand New condition, never removed from their original boxes. >>Read More
2010 Disneyland Insider’s Guide (Zagat Survey: Disneyland Insider’s Guide)
$9.65
Covering Attractions, Dining, Character Dining, Hotels and Shopping, Zagat Survey’s Insider’s Guide to Disneyland Park, Disney’s California Adventure, the Downtown Disney District and the Hotels of the Disneyland Resort, will help anyone plan the perfect trip. Armed with practical information, maps, photos and more than 250 concise reviews – all in a convenient format – you’ll explore the Disneyland Resort like a pro. >>Read More
Everything Family Guide to the Disneyland Resort, California Adventure, Universal Studios, and the Anaheim Area: A complete guide to the best hotels, restaurants, … attractions (Everything: Travel and History)
$3.27
If your idea of the perfect vacation involves sunny days, thrilling rides, and movie magic, The Everything Family Guide to the Disneyland Resort, California Adventure, Universal Studios, and the Anaheim Area, 2nd Edition will help you make the most of your trip out West. Containing the most up-to-date, accurate information, this family-focused travel guide contains everything you need to plan the perfect Southern Californian getaway. Inside are useful ratings for all the rides, shows, and attractions for each member of your family, allowing you to plan the perfect itinerary for your trip. The guide also includes a full hotel/motel resource guide, along with rated restaurant listings and the inside scoop on all the latest additions to the popular parks and attractions, including: California Adventure LegoLand Magic Kingdom Park SeaWorld San Diego Six Flags Magic Mountain The San Diego Zoo Universal Studios Hollywood The Everything Family Guide to the Disneyland Resort, California Adventure, Universal Studios, and the Anaheim Area, 2nd Edition is the perfect resource for families planning the vacation of a lifetime! >>Read More
25 Responses to “【NEWS】石景山遊楽園（China）≠DisneyLand”
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Omegadiz
06. Feb, 2010
This is absolutly sad. betcha if they were they’re ownn park they’d still get profit. but when 90% of your park is a disney rip-off you got issues.
amirappleseed
06. Feb, 2010
this is just sad
umaumayey
06. Feb, 2010
So what about USA stealing alphabet from Greece without paying licensing royalties?:P
HAHAHA
813pin
06. Feb, 2010
日本中から馬鹿にされてるのに、気づかない中国人ｗ
77kirschbaum77
06. Feb, 2010
Therefore Xi Jinping, vice-president of Communist Party of China, will go to have the Japanese
Emperor certify it on December 13th.
As for this, while Japanese didn’t know that it was decided with Chinese government and Chief
Secretary Japanese Democratic Party Ichiro Ozawa, who denied Christianity and Islam.
77kirschbaum77
06. Feb, 2010
China has sunk as low as Japanese vassal.
If somebody wanted to become the president of China, it was necessary that he had kowtow to the
Japanese Emperor, and must receive the certification from the Emperor.
questiti
06. Feb, 2010
so damn cheap…
poor China… is that what your people had a revolution for?
I miss the great China…
The new China is nothing but the biggest center of poor quality copies.
ps: About this kanjis “stolen” from China…
In fact, there was lot and lot of exchances between China and Japan… This is one shared thing…
Like Kung Fu is an adaptation of Inia Martial Arts…
Anyway, to become a great nation, China will have to start by ending this stuff and create instead of reproduct.
MrAmedon
06. Feb, 2010
子供は正直だね。
szow79
06. Feb, 2010
Agreed.
Kanji is not from Japan UNLESS the Japaneses admit their origin is Han (China)…
Shame on ignorance.
sofi0610
06. Feb, 2010
lol…..no worries theres gonna be a DL in shanghai very soon….. something genuine, finally!
aaaaaq27
06. Feb, 2010
china , do you know what is meant by “shame”
kyorz7
06. Feb, 2010
來生不做中國人
yuyunglung
06. Feb, 2010
自己國家有問題是不是應該自我反醒一下?
在這裡說日本偷字,很自豪嗎??
raymondcar
06. Feb, 2010
The money wisdom of China!
schezarde
06. Feb, 2010
You really should do some research before posting stuff. The Japanese writing system is copied from China. The Japanese term kanji (漢字) literally means “Han characters” from the Chinese “Han” dynasty.
blbett
06. Feb, 2010
AlecAgain is such an idiot. Japanese didn’t steal Chinese characters. They were commonly used characters in Asia. In fact, Chinese claimed that those characters were theirs first. That’s why they became known as chinese characters these days. But, they’re not originally Chinese. They’re Japanese too.
yusumnn2007
06. Feb, 2010
hey come on! the japs used to copy electronic appliances , motor cars and many many products from the US and yet they modified the stuffs so the japs are not here to laugh at China. Even jap culture and words are partial from China.
2604038
06. Feb, 2010
↓ba ka crazy
AlecAgain
06. Feb, 2010
what about JAPAN stealing KANJI from china without paying licensing royalties?
Your WRITTEN LANGUAGE IS STOLEN FROM THE CHINESE…
You do realize that right?
kpeng1992
06. Feb, 2010
Oh lord……I have to say I’m not surprised. Copyright laws are rarely enforced in China.
bornfree37
06. Feb, 2010
how many fake ids are fighting here
DawnOfKorean
06. Feb, 2010
Chinese should make SmellyLand instead of fake Disneyland LOL
tonipato60
06. Feb, 2010
Oh!!NO!!
SHIT CHINA!!
SuperSora12366
06. Feb, 2010
starting from the bottom 2nd comment is my report.
SuperSora12366
06. Feb, 2010
starting from the botoom is my report for now.