On the final day of Disney Hunks Week comes my major, big as fuck annoucement [well, big to me!]. I present the 3rd blog in my web empire... Micoofy.com! [Que the Dragerella Choir "Ahhhhhhh"] That's right, a whole new blog slash website to help you, the average male "Tink", on everything relating to Disney Theme Parks.

Set to officially debut on April 3rd 2006, this new site venture will feature all kinds of queer Disney hilarity, good times information and loads of visual enhancements to send you on your merry way to Disney Land & Disney World. You can also expect Disney videos, Disney eBay auctions, hundreds of park photos, Brand new Disney Princes [formly known as Disney Hunks], Grand Disney Ideas, Disney theme park music, Theme Park Tips & Stories- Gee Golly, there's just so much to cover on one website!

I plan on taking 3 trips this year to DisneyLand & Walt Disney World theme parks so expect plenty of personal guidance from your newest web personality, Micoofy Duck! If you're wondering, I created the new site name by taking the platonic relationship between Mickey Mouse, Goofy & Donald Duck and meshed them all together to create my new name. Clever? Queer? Maleficent?

If you already have AGuySite.com [updated bi-monthly], GuyTVBlog.com [updated daily minus a day or two], Magmozine.com [updated daily, the centerpiece of my web empire] bookmarked then I hope you'll add my new website slash blog Micoofy.com to your list of wonderful web destinations. I expect to update Micoofy.com at least every other day, depending on what kind of posting mode I'm in. My dream is to make Micoofy.com the happiest place on the web... for the GLBT community.

Micoofy.com will be for everyone... so I will have to pull back on the "queer" and "fag" angle and post more towards the safe Disney Gay Fan angle. I expect proud Gay parents to present Micoofy.com to their kids so that the average gay individual as well as the newly created gay family can both learn about the world of Disney Theme Parks. Basically you will not see Mickey kissing Goofy in inappropriate places. Naughty naughty to those seeking that kind of taint-ment! You Villain!

So with all that said, Disney Hunks officially comes to an end here on Magmozine.com. I've taken up too much space on this site for those uninterested in these kind of posts. If you have any questions or information you'd like to present to me, please feel free to send all of your heart's desire to my new email micoofy@yahoo.com.

Finally, I'd just like to sing...

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Today's Disney product is probably an item you already have or have been well aware of for some time. As for me, I just discovered this product weeks ago and quickly ordered my own used copy off of eBay. It arrived days ago and I couldn't put it down. Why its Queens In The Kingdom: The Ultimate Gay & Lesbian Guide to the Disney Theme Parks!

Written by the talented Jeffrey Epstein & Eddie Shapiro, some of the most qualified Queens to ever grace the parks, the book runs about 286 pages, covers only the American parks and excitedly boasts "The top 10 spots to share a gay moment". Okay, I'll elude to the location of one... You'll have to travel to Walt Disney World's Epcot where you'll find a hidden location that features "rose" and "crown".

Another great feature in the guide book is something called a "Fairy Fact" to which they describe as "little useless bits of ephemera that make you go 'Huh, I didn't know that.'" Here's one that I found very stimulating and eager to try out on my trip to Disneyland. While visiting Snow White's Scary Adventures we are told to run our hand over the brass apple on our way into the building as to create thunder and witchy cackles. Amazingly dull to some but loads of fun for me!

I'm not really the best when it comes to reviewing books so bare with me. Remember, this product is for the gay consumer so why not help support a gay product and future similiar products created to better our Disney experiences. Yes I bought it on eBay but that's only because I love used books.

Here's a good example of how I used the book. I'm going to be staying at Disneyland's Paradise Pier so I checked the table of contents and found "Part One: Stuff You Need to Plan" that featured Disneyland hotels on page 33. Next I discover that the hotel has 502 rooms, features a sit down restaurant, was formly known as the Disneyland Pacific Hotel but was then rechristened when Disney's California Adventure opened in 2001 and that there's a gate to the park exclusive for hotel guests. I find the last bit of information to be odd because when I called the resort weeks before reading this book, I was told to take the monorail to the park entrances. Overall still great information in one book.

I was also curious as to what they wrote about regarding my favorite attraction in WDW's Magic Kingdom... The Haunted Mansion! Well I find out that this subject of mine has been discussed over in the Disneyland chapter so I had to look on page 75 for "Haunted" information. They do say this dark ride is a great place to "fool around" but they also make sure that you're well aware of the infared cameras watching your every move. Basically if you give someone else a blow/hand job on the ride, be well aware you'll be kicked out of the Kingdom!

Here I also learned that on my next trip to WDW's Haunted Mansion I am to look at the roof to view chess pieces and that I won't find knight pieces because it's always "knight" inside the manision. Funny! Love it!

Now we don't always have to agree with the authors of any book. Inside "Queens", they rated Goofy's Barnstormer, a fun little kiddie rollercoaster, with one freakin' star. Well I'm 20 something years old and I had a great time on it. It's fast [fast enough to knock your hat off thus making you buy another because they won't stop the ride to search for it], has a great line experience [meaning great props and you're underneath the coaster the entire line] and features 52 seconds of queer fun. I must of rode it 3 times during my first full day experience at the Magic Kingdom. I give it 3 stars at least.

For those already seeking their very own copy of Queens In The Kingdom, check out their official website by clicking here. There you'll find out even more information regarding the global Disney parks as well as information on Gay Days, the special time of the year where men dress in red shirts to help promote love, companionship and "cruising" in the parks. Don't worry straighties, we don't want to see you make out in the parks and I expect you won't want to see us make out in the parks. We are respectable inside the parks as so should you be.

Queens In The Kingdom . Official Website
Queens In The Kingdom . Gay Days at Disneyland Resort Inteview
Queens In The Kingdom . The Savvy Traveler Interview
Queens of the Kingdom . Explore the Book

Interesting... I'm told through the Savvy Interview with the "Queens" that if we are inconvienced while on a ride that stalls for a period of time, we are to ask for a "front of line pass" to use on the ride again later the same day... or you can/may also use the pass on another ride in the park! Wow, something new for me to try out at Disneyland.

If I see these 2 Queens at Disneyland, well I'd treat them like mini celebs. I hope they're as witchy as the Queen of Hearts and as soft and innocent as Alice!

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As any gay individual, whether visiting the Disney theme parks with or without a life partner, you must purchase at least one item for yourself or your loved one that is in relation to Cinderella and her Castle. I purchased a Cinderella glass slipper in the Mexico Pavilion located inside Epcot's World Showase. I even got a chance to see an artist create glass figurines with just a torch. Amazing how he could turn a stick of glass into a Disney character, all from his skilled hands and immense amounts of patience.

I can't recall the shop's name but it's easy to find. It's located near the entrance of EL Rio del Tiempo, the amazingly vintage Epcot ride. And if you're in the mood for Mexico cuisine, then make sure you have reservations for San Angel Inn, the quaint dining experience overlooking The River of Time structure.

And now onto today's Disney Hunks.

Foto Stories . While strolling the cinematic streets of Walt Disney World's MGM Studios, I spotted "Daddy Hollie" strolling towards Tower of Terror. One can easily tell he's hairy in all the right places. I can only imagine him in his Disney hotel room, wearing Daddy boxers, furry chest and stumbled face embracing my young body... Whew... Disney Dads, absolutely the best there is.

"Country Critter" was captured at the International Gateway entering Epcot's World Showcase. His lady friend caught me snapping a picture of him and she was spotted in a 2nd photo [not featured] staring at me directly, confused as to why I was taking their photograph. I let them walk past me as I continued taking photographs of the various people trying to get into the park. She never really caught me to stop my forbidden lust of Disney Hunks.

Over in the Magic Kingdom, "Villainous Mate" was photographed during the scary after hours as he and his female mate made their way deeper into the darkness towards Cinderella's Castle. Notice her fiery red eyes pierce through the shadows as if pure Disney evil was emerging to take out all that is good in the kingdom. I'd just about slay the female beast if I could so that I can unlock the spell our green shirted hero is under.

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I originally had announced I'd be taking a trip to Disneyland in the early months of summer... the date has now been moved due to some family issues so now I expect to be attending Disneyland near the end of July. That's right, I'm going during the peak season of Disneyland, California. Shed a tear for me or laugh your ass off, I'm going when sweat is all the rage and body odor is in fashion. I am also well aware of the hell that awaits in the Magic Kingdom when it comes to long lines and shoulder to shoulder Main Street chaos.

Just so that you know, I'm ready for it because I don't easily get pissed off and I'm a very patient person. It's the Caucasian American Mamma's who think Disneyland should go their way and no one else's. I remember during one trip to a Disney theme park this fat turd of a mother was enraged when a handicapped person came in from another way and basically cut in front of her. She threw the biggest spectacle and argued with the 20 something employee that she had waited 20 or so minutes. That she was next.

Of course she waited until the Handicapped person and their family was already in the ride to start her bitch fest. She then went wanted the employee's name because he "looked" at her wrong and wanted to get him fired. She and her embarrassed young daughter finally disappeared into the Snow White's Scary Adventures ride huffin and puffin. These are the ones I fear, Caucasian American Mammas... the plus size ones.

I plan on staying on Disney property, it's the only way to do a Disney trip right. I've selected the Paradise Pier hotel because it's the cheapest and I don't expect to stay in my room very much except to sleep and shower... and jerk off. I've also chosen to not have a theme park view because I don't care about a city view.

Below are actual images of what happens to those who mess with the Goofy statue located in the lobby of Paradise Pier. Those heed my words... "Beware of Goofy when you kick him in the balls."

Also, if anyone has experienced the hotel in question or experienced Disneyland, California, please comment away any tips or stories regarding your Disney experiences. And today's featured Disney Hunk is featured in the photos below. It's a shame what happens to him...

Disneyland Theme Park . Official Site

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Today kicks off another week of Magmozine.com's Disney Hunks. I'm actually excited because on March 10th I make my big, big annoucement [well, it's "big" to me]. Also expect a Disney Product to be featured as well as more details on my next Disney trip. For those uninterested in my Disney related posts, there's many blogs located on the right panel for you to enjoy.

As for the castle above, well take a good look because Cinderella's castle transforms back to its original state come October. I'm still wondering what Disney is going to be like after this 18 month long celebration officially ends. I'm telling you guys, you've got to plan your trip today! Check out DisneyWorld.com's new website, revamped with a whole new look.

Below is my little photo montage of a very well known Disney Hunk that goes by the name of Peter Pan. Sometimes I catch myself imitating Wendy's British accent when she says "Pe ta" in the animated film. I love it. Pe Ta! I'm so toony. I believe this particular Peter Pan [featured below] can only be found in the Disneyland theme park in California. I can't wait to meet him.

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Fans of Magmozine.com's Disney Hunks may be pleased to find out that in June the popular foto feature will be returning with all new hunks as I visit Disneyland, California this summer. I've put down my money, set an early June date on the calendar, started ordering Disney crap off ebay and am well aware that the theme parks will be packed shoulder to shoulder... but that's how I like it.

I fucking love theme parks at their peak seasons. The crowds, the lines, the packed rides- all of it. And I also get off on the male sweat hunky fathers and muscled jocks exude while I stand behind them in line as I inhale their intoxicating scents of mixed cologne & b.o. Once I had to hide a leaking erection while visiting Disney World's Epcot theme park. I still remember him, a very tall, foreign tounged beefy 40ish father wearing blue sweat pants just tight enough showcasing his daddy ass cheeks. Ahhh, queer Disney memories.

One of the main reasons I'm attending Disneyland is a chance to see & experience the Disneyland Electrical Parade. I remember once seeing a version of it back at Disney World some time ago and have been dying to see it again. Disney World's Spectromagic is flawless but there's nothing like an original.

And when night falls on any Disney theme park, well that's when the corny magic really begins. I'm the type that stays until the park closes and usually one of the very last people to leave. I make sure I get my money's worth. So, until my trip, expect some random Disneyland inspired posts featuring a queer theme.

Now I will be traveling with family so I will be unable to meet fans of Magmozine.com, if any exist in California. There will be a tiny princess present during this trip and I'm sharing a room with a female cousin so "hook ups" is out of the question. In a future trip to Disneyland is when I will seek one night Disney stands.

If anyone has any stories, tips or memories regarding Disneyland then type away in the comments section. Here are some YouTube fullscreen videos featuring Disney entertainment. Pooh's Ride, Disneyland History, Disneyland Ad, Disneyland Ad 2, Tokyo Disney Lights Parade & Paris' Fantilusion Parade

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Foto Stories . "NY Dad" was the only MAN that made this boy instantly fall in love with him at first sight. I could not believe how much I was attracted to this dad. I could feel my heart race under my pec, I could feel the world slow down around me, I could feel my hard as fuck erection against the faux rock display that separated me from him. All I could think was thank you Tinkerbell, Disney wishes do come true!

I photographed "NY Dad" about 11 times, back 2 back 2 back. We, and I mean the crowd, was suppose to be looking at this mechanical alligator in front of the Rainforest Cafe come to life but while everyone waited and looked at the water, I took photo after photo of this perfect specimen.

I couldn't help myself. I felt like a fucking fashion photographer snapping over and over. In the photos, you can see his lean body outlined in his shirt, his thick & strong forearm veins guiding my eyes to his flexed biceps peeking out of his sleeves. Oh my god- his voice! He had an accent that was deep and masculine- Thank You Tinkerbell, Queen of all Fairies for granting my wish... To see the most beautiful man walk the earth.

Disney Tip . My trip to Walt Disney World was everything and more. Even when it rained on my 2nd day I still went to Magic Kingdom wearing one of those 7 dollar Mickey raincoats and hit ride after ride with no fucking lines, at all! I remember just finishing riding Big Thunder Mountain Railroad and the cute operator asked if I wanted to go again, I said yes and off I went again. So just remember, even if God decides to dump a bucket of rain on you, just learn to enjoy your vacation despite the minor problems.

Magic Kingdom . Anytime there is a show at Cinderella's Castle, be sure not to stand at the front. People will sit the fuck down behind you demanding that you sit down for "the kids". Stand towards the middle, maybe towards the back for an entire stage view. Same goes for any fireworks show at night. Stand far back away from the castle and at an angle so that you can see the fireworks and the castle. Depending where you stand, the castle itself can block your view of the fireworks show. Best viewing spot is near the statue of Mr. Walt Disney holding Mickey's hand. And save your first time riding The Haunted Mansion for when night falls. It's scary fun!

Epcot . When riding Soarin in the Future Showcase, you'll see that the ride is divided into 3 riding sections. I believe it's section A, B, and C. The trick is to get into section B and any seat on 2nd row. This is the best viewing experience for Soarin. If you are stuck in section A or C, try to be the last people on the end of each row, being last means your closer to the center once inside. This sounds confusing but if you write this down and see the set up inside, this trick works.

Also, while in the World Showcase, avoid the film shows at each country. They are boring as they sound and take up your precious vacation time. Be outside where all the live entertainment is because you've only got 24 hours to spend in this park, don't waste it getting educated!

MGM Studios . Oh my god, where to start. When the park opens, rush on over to Tower of Terror & Aerosmith's Rock n' Roller Coaster. FastPass the rollercoaster so you can ride it twice, you'll thank me when you ride it for the first time. Star Tours is so 80's, Muppets 3D is the weakest of all the 3D shows in Disney World and MGM Studios Backlot Tour is not what it use to be. Oh but the Great Movie Ride is a true Disney classic and should be your first stop after riding Aerosmith's rod!

When night falls, make sure you're at Fantasmic! an hour before showtime. Skip the Fantasmic! Dining Plan, it's pathetic, they make you seat all the way on the right side of the auditorium. When I asked the agents where exactly is the seating, they just would say "Oh trust me, It's great seats." Bullshit! Just get to the show early and sit towards the top middle. The closer you sit towards the bottom, the more likely your camera, glasses and clothes will get wet from repeated mist showers from unexpected winds.

Animal Kingdom . If you're going to Disney World during Spring 2006, then get ready for the newest Disney thrill ride, Expedition Everest - Legend of the Forbidden Mountain. It's described as "high-altitude, high-speed train adventure" with the threat of an abdominal snowman trying to get you.

Animal Kingdom is still fairly new so lower your expectations for this park. Mine were set on high and thus I was disappointed. I still had fun but expected more. I would describe Animal Kingdom as simple... with animals. Oh yes, when watching the daily parade, try to sit near little kids because that's where all the Disney characters go to during the route. Let's face it, they ain't coming up to a couple of queers... that is unless the guy inside is horny for cock... but then that would be weird if the character grabbed itself. Oh well, have fun! Start planning today!

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Foto Stories . "Mr. Fixation" was photographed near the Rainforest Cafe in Downtown Disney. For some reason, he caught my attention... his fixation with his closed water bottle led me to wonder such naughty thoughts.

"The Thew Nerd" was photographed in the World Showcase inside Epcot. His muscled, well developed body was a sight beyond queer words. I was only able to capture one shot of him and it came out a bit blurry. But you can clearly see his muscled quads, his strong forearms, the outline of his massive pecs under his shirt and his nerdy glasses & horrid watch accessories complete the fully matured nerd look.

He reminds me of the nerds you use to go to school with- the same nerds you see years later that have out grown their fugly demeanor to then ripen into something magnificent. They become your new found fantasy but then when you find out he's married and has kids, your budding lust for him will forever remain a homoerotic secret. I'm sure someone out there knows what I'm talking about.

Disney Tip . If you've had your fill of Disney theme parks, then venture on over to Downtown Disney. It's a semi huge strip of entertainment, dining & shops that is best viewed at night. Since I did the popular 6 nights, 7 days vacation treatment, I chose to go to Downtown Disney at 2 different times instead of a full day. That way I can revisit a theme park half a day and then go to Downtown Disney the other half with a hotel pitstop in between. This way you get a proper mix of theme park madness mixed with shopping relaxation.

Most travel to Downtown Disney for Cirque du Soleil's La Nouba show. Basically if this is your very first Cirque du Soleil show then it will be fantastic. If you've seen the other shows in other cities, then this family inspired show will be a step down to what you're use to. That is the best way I can explain my experience with this show.

Now when it comes to shopping at the Disney resorts, you'll find that nearly every shop in every park has the exact same merchandise. The shops get boring after the 2nd day but the best store to enjoy while strolling down Downtown Disney is Disney's Days Of Christmas. In case you are not able to visit the theme parks during the holidays, this store features the festive theme 365 days a year. Don't forget to get at least one mickey shaped ornanment personalized to remember your trip.

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Foto Stories . "Titian God" was photographed entering Disney-MGM Studios. With his towering linebacker build coming towards me, I raised my camera just in time to snap one flawless photograph of this walking God. "Mr. 30,097,063" was captured inside Disney's Animal Kingdom while he roamed the land with his extended family. He wore a blue cap to cover up his shaved balding spot from the sun and flashed his Canadian flag tattoo proudly. At one point, we stood in front of me in line for Kilimanjaro Safaris and his sweaty body smelled so fucking good. Here's a bonus photo of "Mr. 30,097,063" grabbing his Canadian manhood.

Disney Tip . Animal Kingdom may look small but this park has much to see in a short amount of time. Animal Kingdom usually opens before any other theme park at the resort but does close early with the average time of 5 p.m. Time went by so fast that I had to choose between 2 shows at the end of my unplanned day... go see Tarzan Rocks or Festival of the Lion King... My choice was horrid. Tarzan Rocks is not worth linking up and not worth watching when you're at the park. Some guy [who's hoping to get signed for a contract] sings the tired old songs, supposely "rocks out" with a band and the shirtless, swinging bodybuilder who plays Tarzan only comes out for maybe a minute. My advice to you, skip this show and go see Festival of the Lion King.

If you are staying at a Disney resort then try to visit Disney's Animal Kingdom on a day that has Extra Magic Evening Hours. If you're not sure how Extra Magic Hours work, then click the bold letters to find out how you can enjoy up to 3 extra hours in the park. Also, Animal Kingdom is just a bit more romantic when the sun goes down, great for couples gay and lesbian.

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Foto Stories . "Escort & the Tramp" were both photographed in front of Disney's Yacht & Beach Club Resort. I first spotted these 2 shirtless wonders strolling across Disney's Boardwalk and I almost had the frontal 8 pack ab shot but I was distracted by that retired N'sync singer. My gaydar had a strong feeling that these 2 guys were escorts on holiday...

"Fag Hag's Date" was captured at the bus stop in front of Disney's Yacht & Beach Club Resort waiting with a plump lady friend. He was pure lean muscle and showed no signs of straight behaviour. The whole bus ride together to the Magic Kingdom was a magical memory.

Disney Tip . If this full week of Disney Hunks gets you in the mood to finally plan that trip to Walt Disney World, then here's a tip that could save you unnecessary time & stress. Stay at a Disney Resort on property. Simple as that, in doing so you get Extra Magic Hours, Disney Transportation, Purchase and Disney's Magical Express. An average trip of 6 nights, 7 days to WDW is the most favored plan and gives you the ability to enjoy one theme park a day as well as a full day at Downtown Disney/Pleasure Island and an extra full day at the Magic Kingdom. The world does stop for you while you visit MK twice! It really does.

I stayed at Disney's Yacht Club Resort and enjoyed quality service... Do remember that the Disney's Beach Club Resort [located next door] is more for the family so try to avoid staying here so that you and your boyfriend won't feel "judged" by the straights and their braty kids!

Another ultra fine hotel for you and your boyfriend to enjoy is Disney's Grand Floridian Resort. Always remember that for these 2 hotels you need to book a "Lagoon" or "Water" view room and NOT a "Pool" view. You'll thank me when you first feast your eyes on these views from either hotel. If you don't tell your travel agent about these specific rooms, you just may be looking out into a dull parking lot.

And you'll need to start booking your rooms at least 4 months in advance. Visit Walt Disney World and use their easy as fuck system to quote your own trip.

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Foto Stories . "Adam Mul" was photographed at the Animal Kingdom Mickey's Jammin' Jungle Parade. He pulled a monstrous animal float along with my heart's desire. "Eric Sawyer" was photographed at Magic Kingdom aboard the raft to Tom Sawyer's Island. He spoke with an accent and had the most beautiful colored eyes & the largest male lips I'd seen in years.

Disney Tip . When ever you attend a 3D show in any of the Disney theme parks, remember to stay away from the auditorium doors. Stand somewhere in the middle of the waiting room and let other theme park visitors mindlessly cut in front of you. The reason... When the doors open to the auditorium, the announcer will ask or tell you to move all the way to the end of the row. If you wait just a bit so others can flood the theatre, then you'll have a better chance at getting a seat somewhere in the middle for a better viewing experience.

They say every seat is a "good seat" but there are better seats... in the middle! When visiting the Magic Kingdom, Mickey's PhilharMagic is the best 3D experience at Walt Disney World. Don't miss it so make plans to see it!

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Foto Stories . "Mr. Tee" was photographed at Epcot in the World Showcase. He asks a simple question "Do You Drive Stick?" I know my answer, what's yours? "Prachtiger Fotograf" was also captured at Epcot in the Future Showcase, just in front of Test Track. He spoke in an accent while accompanied by his fugly lady friend. He also sported both a video camera & a camera, a very talented man.

Disney Tip . If you start your day early at Epcot and you'd like to ride the most intense rides with the least amount of wait, then here's what you do. First, eat a very light breakfast and arrive at the park before it opens. Remember, keep that stomach nearly empty because once they let you in, you & your boyfriend should run over to Mission: Space and FastPass the ride. Beat all those retired couples and mother's with strollers!

Once you have your FastPass, skip Mission: Space and head on over to Test Track located next door. The wait time for Test Track should be just minutes. Ride the 65 mile per hour ride and then rush back on over to Mission: Space BUT don't use your FastPass yet!!!

You have 2 choices. You can use your FastPass and skip the line to get the ride over with or... you can wait in a 20 minute or so line, ride Mission: Space and then use your FastPass to ride it again! Simple, easy and works every time!

This FastPass trick also works great with Magic Kingdom's Big Thunder Mountain Railroad and Splash Mountain.

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Foto Stories . "Mr. Fantastic" was captured at Epcot in the World Showcase. He, along with a female friend, were enjoying the tastes of the International Food and Wine Festival. "Papai Brasileiro" was strolling along the streets of the Magic Kingdom sporting his Brazilian pride. I still wonder about the tattoo hidden underneath his shirt, the ink runs down his neck beneath his shirt.

Disney Tip . While at Epcot touring the World Showcase, be sure to scoop out a spot along the lake for the nightly fireworks show, Illuminations. Once you've found your spot, return to it about an hour before the show starts. Remember to make sure that none of the 3 man-made islands in the lake do not obstruct your view. If you do not do this you may find that your search for a decent viewing spot will become difficult and time consuming.

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