5. Keeping up appearances
There are more than 2,500 Cast Member costume designs in use at Walt Disney World, with a total of around 1.8 million pieces in the extensive wardrobe. Roughly 13,000 pieces are manufactured every year. Mickey Mouse has almost 300 different outfits, while Minnie has more than 200.
4. Deck the halls
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During the winter holiday season, more than 15 miles of garland, 300,000 yards of ribbon and 1,500holiday trees are installed to add a touch of festive cheer to Walt Disney World.
3. Feeding the masses
There are more than 300 dining outlets at the resort, with 350 chefs on staff to help keep guests well-fed. Every year, the resort serves up 10 million hamburgers, 1.6 million turkey drumsticks, 6 million hotdogs, 9 million pounds of french french fries and 300,000 pounds of popcorn. These are washed down with 75 million Coca-Colas and 13 millionbottles of water.
2. Sleeping room
There are almost 25,000 rooms spread across the resort's hotels, campsites, cabins and Disney Vacation Club properties. It would take you more than 68 yearsto stay in every single one of these at a rate of one per night.
1. The "giant golf ball"
The iconic Spaceship Earth at Epcot weighs some 16 million pounds, with its outer skin being made up of 11,324 aluminum and plastic-alloy triangles.
Comments
Do not understand why we cannot be inclusive and call them holiday trees. Then everyone can call it whatever kind of a tree they want. This is one reason why religion is becoming so bad. Christians want to force their religion on other and do not respect the religious beliefs of other! In my home I call my Christmas tree a Christmas tree AND a Chaunnuka Bush. It is simply respecting others beliefs?0!
Research your own religion. The tradition of holiday trees was appropriated by various Christian groups as a way of bringing in converts from other (Pagan) religions into the church. Since then, Christians have expanded their tree decorating traditions to include Halloween, Mardi Gras, Valentines Day, Easter, and a few other holidays. It has also been re-appropriated by Nouveau Pagans, who view the tradition as a celebration of winter or life--with no connection to Christianity.
now if someone had the money and the time it would be a great thing to see how many different rooms U could stay in........I think we have stayed in probably 35 different rooms, in about that many years, sometimes we skipped a year but then there were a few years we went to Disney twice.
now if someone had the money and the time it would be a great thing to see how many different rooms U could stay in........I think we have stayed in probably 35 different rooms, in about that many years, sometimes we skipped a year but then there were a few years we went to Disney twice.
now if someone had the money and the time it would be a great thing to see how many different rooms U could stay in........I think we have stayed in probably 35 different rooms, in about that many years, sometimes we skipped a year but then there were a few years we went to Disney twice.