We sail into black & white Fantasyland and weigh anchor next to a wonderful trash can!
Take a look at the detail… aside from the “Waste Paper” messaging, there are icons showing a broom and dustpan on the logo shield. The word “PUSH” is backed by a ribbon design on the inlet flap, tying into the medieval theme quite well. And there you have Guests hanging out next to it, just because this refuse container is so awesome.
Now that’s a Magical Trash can!
// Disneyland, Fantasyland, Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship, 1962
[Source: Patrick Jenkins at Stuff from the Park. Used by permission.]
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Here are the answers to yesterday’s Valentine’s Day-themed “LOVE” message, created with letters from Disney trash cans.
- ”L” - Walt Disney World, Epcot, World Showcase, The American Adventure
- ”O” - Walt Disney World, Disney’s Animal Kingdom, DinoLand USA, near Dinosaur
- ”O” - Walt Disney World, Epcot, Future World, The Land, Soarin’
- ”E” - Walt Disney World, Magic Kingdom, Mickey’s Toontown Fair
Hope you enjoyed this fun challenge!
Here’s a hint on today’s “LOVE” photo…
1 can is from the Magic Kingdom. 2 cans are from Epcot. 1 can is from Animal Kingdom.
Can you figure it out yet?
magicaltrash:
Happy Valentine’s Day!
Can you guess which trash cans were used to spell the word “LOVE”? We’ll reveal the answer in a future update!
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Just outside the bathrooms of the Yak & Yeti Restaurant you’ll find a trash can that is quite different from the standard Disney look. This location isn’t operated by Disney, but rather Landry’s Restaurants, the folks that run Rainforest Cafe. Perhaps that’s a reason for the difference… or it’s just good themeing!
// Walt Disney World, Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Asia, Yak & Yeti Restaurant, Bathrooms, 2011
[Source: Jeremiah Good. Used by permission.]
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![We sail into black & white Fantasyland and weigh anchor next to a wonderful trash can!
Take a look at the detail… aside from the “Waste Paper” messaging, there are icons showing a broom and dustpan on the logo shield. The word “PUSH” is backed by a ribbon design on the inlet flap, tying into the medieval theme quite well. And there you have Guests hanging out next to it, just because this refuse container is so awesome.
Now that’s a Magical Trash can!
// Disneyland, Fantasyland, Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship, 1962 
[Source: Patrick Jenkins at Stuff from the Park. Used by permission.]Visit MagicalTrash.com • Follow on Twitter - Facebook - Google+](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lztv89w4AC1qzi27yo1_500.jpg)
![Walt always said, “After I die, make sure all digital representations of my likeness appear with a trash can at my feet!”
// Disneyland Explorer, Disneyland, Main Street USA/Fantasyland, Partners Statue, 2012
[Source: Disneyland Explorer for iPad.]Visit MagicalTrash.com • Follow on Twitter - Facebook - Google+](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lzqz3fQYnE1qzi27yo1_500.jpg)
![Flowers. Germany. Trash Can.
// Walt Disney World, Epcot, World Showcase, Germany, 1995
[Source: Julie Stewart. Used by permission via Magical Trash Submission Form.]Visit MagicalTrash.com • Follow on Twitter - Facebook - Google+](http://30.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lzo1446vBU1qzi27yo1_500.jpg)
![This is what happens to your back when you fall asleep on a Disney trash can!
// Walt Disney World, Ticket & Transportation Center, 2012
[Source: Disney Hipsters via Twitter. Used by permission.]Visit MagicalTrash.com • Follow on Twitter - Facebook - Google+](http://26.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lzcd2gy6CB1qzi27yo1_500.jpg)
![Are you watching Communicore Weekly, the web show hosted by George Taylor (of Imaginerding.com) and Jeff Heimbuch (of MiceChat.com)? You should!
MagicalTrash.com was honored to have one of our blurry trash can photos (see it on the far left side?) featured on a recent episode! Go watch it now!
// Disneyland Resort, Disney’s California Adventure, Paradise Pier, 2005
[Source: Steve Tanner personal collection.]Visit MagicalTrash.com • Follow on Twitter - Facebook - Google+](http://29.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lz2yf7lgJl1qzi27yo1_500.jpg)
![It’s time for a 1958 black & white look at Midget Autopia and its non-traditional bullet-style trash cans in the loading area. While the can in this shot appears to be a solid dark color, 2 years later we discover that these cans were painted blue and white!
// Disneyland, Fantasyland, Midget Autopia, 1958
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![Just outside the bathrooms of the Yak & Yeti Restaurant you’ll find a trash can that is quite different from the standard Disney look. This location isn’t operated by Disney, but rather Landry’s Restaurants, the folks that run Rainforest Cafe. Perhaps that’s a reason for the difference… or it’s just good themeing!
// Walt Disney World, Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Asia, Yak & Yeti Restaurant, Bathrooms, 2011
[Source: Jeremiah Good. Used by permission.]Visit MagicalTrash.com • Follow on Twitter - Facebook - Google+](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lymcg9hzgb1qzi27yo1_500.jpg)
