![The recent rehab of Walt Disney World’s Big Thunder Mountain Railroad brought some changes to the queue, including the shift of color on the trash cans. While it’s subtle, the cans used to be a glossy brown color; now they have a dull, flat brown finish.
// Walt Disney World, Magic Kingdom, Frontierland, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, 2012
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The recent rehab of Walt Disney World’s Big Thunder Mountain Railroad brought some changes to the queue, including the shift of color on the trash cans.
While it’s subtle, the cans used to be a glossy brown color; now they have a dull, flat brown finish.
// Walt Disney World, Magic Kingdom, Frontierland, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, 2012
[Source: Dave Holland. Used by permission.]
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![Across from Disney’s Doorway to Dreams, you’ll find this trash can waiting for use!Located at Woodfield Mall outside of Chicago, this Disney Vacation Club regional sales center is rumored to be closing in September, going the way of Chicago’s DisneyQuest and ESPN Zone.
// Woodfield Mall (Schaumburg, IL), Upper Level, Nordstrom Wing, 2012
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Across from Disney’s Doorway to Dreams, you’ll find this trash can waiting for use!
Located at Woodfield Mall outside of Chicago, this Disney Vacation Club regional sales center is rumored to be closing in September, going the way of Chicago’s DisneyQuest and ESPN Zone.
// Woodfield Mall (Schaumburg, IL), Upper Level, Nordstrom Wing, 2012
[Source: Steve Tanner personal collection]
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![A first look at the new trash cans on DCA’s Buena Vista Street!
// Disneyland Resort, Disney California Adventure, Buena Vista Street, 2012
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A first look at the new trash cans on DCA’s Buena Vista Street!
// Disneyland Resort, Disney California Adventure, Buena Vista Street, 2012
[Source: Andy Castro, Jeremiah Good. Used by permission.]
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Two photos of Disneyland’s Matterhorn shot from the same perspective in the Hub, one from 1980 and the other taken 32 years later in 2012.
Where did all the trash cans go?
// Disneyland Resort, Disneyland, Main Street USA, 1980 & 2012
[Source: Jeremiah Good. Used by permission.]
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![Anyone care to make a deposit? How about dropping off the original name of this resort, Dixie Landings!
// Walt Disney World, Disney’s Port Orleans Resort Riverside, Riverside Mill Food Court, 2012
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Anyone care to make a deposit? How about dropping off the original name of this resort, Dixie Landings!
// Walt Disney World, Disney’s Port Orleans Resort Riverside, Riverside Mill Food Court, 2012
[Source: Julie Stewart. Used by permission via Magical Trash Submission Form.]
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![Have you ever spotted this trash area at the Magic Kingdom’s version of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad? Look for it on your next visit!
// Walt Disney World, Magic Kingdom, Frontierland, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, 2012
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Have you ever spotted this trash area at the Magic Kingdom’s version of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad? Look for it on your next visit!
// Walt Disney World, Magic Kingdom, Frontierland, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, 2012
[Source: Jeremiah Good. Used by permission.]
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![Here’s a quirky can you’ll spot when visiting the Contemporary. Very angular!
// Walt Disney World, Disney’s Contemporary Resort, 2012
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Here’s a quirky can you’ll spot when visiting the Contemporary. Very angular!
// Walt Disney World, Disney’s Contemporary Resort, 2012
[Source: Debra Peterson. Used by permission.]
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![Disneyland Paris’ Main Street USA now features trash cans that have companion recycling cans side-by-side. We first saw these appear at Walt Disney Studios and then Disney Village. It’s nice to see them in the flagship park as well!
// Disneyland Resort Paris, Disneyland Paris, Main Street USA, 2012
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Disneyland Paris’ Main Street USA now features trash cans that have companion recycling cans side-by-side. We first saw these appear at Walt Disney Studios and then Disney Village. It’s nice to see them in the flagship park as well!
// Disneyland Resort Paris, Disneyland Paris, Main Street USA, 2012
[Source: InsideDLParis. Used by permission.]
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![Vintage Fort Wilderness Campground logo which apparently has faded in the sun over time, producing an oddly purple-colored experience.This logo historically is portrayed in orange.
// Walt Disney World, Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground, 2012
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Vintage Fort Wilderness Campground logo which apparently has faded in the sun over time, producing an oddly purple-colored experience.
This logo historically is portrayed in orange.
// Walt Disney World, Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground, 2012
[Source: Tom Bricker via Twitter. Used by permission.]
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