#WDW54

Diba 🤗

@mdiba.bsky.social

5 months ago

10) When you look up the Enchanted Tiki Room pagoda. #WDW54

Diba 🤗

@mdiba.bsky.social

5 months ago

9) Row 6 of Pirates. #WDW54

Diba 🤗

@mdiba.bsky.social

5 months ago

8) The Swiss Family Treehouse 00 minute wait sign. #WDW54

Diba 🤗

@mdiba.bsky.social

5 months ago

7) The fact that the Harmony Barber Shop haircut is not super overpriced. This is where I got my long hair cut off to donate to Locks of Love. #WDW54

Diba 🤗

@mdiba.bsky.social

5 months ago

6) The Omnibus is the perfect form of transportation down Main Street. You get an amazing view from the second floor. #WDW54

Diba 🤗

@mdiba.bsky.social

5 months ago

5) The Main Street trolley is my baby. Here’s my wooden model of it. #WDW54

Diba 🤗

@mdiba.bsky.social

5 months ago

4) People-watching in the rocking chairs in front of Town Square Theater. #WDW54

Diba 🤗

@mdiba.bsky.social

5 months ago

3) The penny arcade machines at the Main Street station. I learned so much about these at #RetroMagic! #WDW54

Diba 🤗

@mdiba.bsky.social

5 months ago

2) I could ride the railroad for hours—and I have! #WDW54

Diba 🤗

@mdiba.bsky.social

5 months ago

1) I love the tone of the welcome plaque. It so perfectly and concisely encapsulates Magic Kingdom. #WDW54

Diba 🤗

@mdiba.bsky.social

5 months ago

I’m going to try to think of 54 things I like about Magic Kingdom. #WDW54

Magical Trash

@magicaltrash.com

5 months ago

A scenic view in 1983 featuring a waste bin labeled "WASTE PLEASE" beside vibrant red flowers along a waterfront. In the background, there are large white satellite dishes and a cable-stayed bridge above the water under a partly cloudy sky.

43 years ago, EPCOT Center opened and gave us a vision of the future — including this icon of waste management.


Sleek. Symmetrical. Stylish. The original Future World trash can didn't just hold garbage — it held promise.

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#MagicalTrash #EPCOT43 #WDW54

Magical Trash

@magicaltrash.mastodon.online.ap.brid.gy

5 months ago

A scenic view in 1983 featuring a waste bin labeled "WASTE PLEASE" beside vibrant red flowers along a waterfront. In the background, there are large white satellite dishes and a cable-stayed bridge above the water under a partly cloudy sky.

On this day 43 years ago, EPCOT Center opened and gave us a vision of the future — including this absolute icon of waste management.

Sleek. Symmetrical. Stylish. The original Future World trash can didn't just hold garbage — it held promise.

🌐 | […]

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