When people ask me why I love Disneyland so much, I have to explain (is an explanation necessary?) that I am a Disney child. I was practically born and raised at Disneyland.
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THE MAIN ATTRACTION
The adventurers assemble for their voyage to the edges of the Earth -- and beyond -- in "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End."
A World of Excitement Approaches
It's looming on the horizon -- the Jolly Roger fluttering from its mast. It's the adventure of the summer. Although it won't make landfall until May 25, anticipation is already growing for "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End," the final film in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" trilogy. This one will take Captain Jack and crew to the ends of the Earth -- literally! And according to production designer Rick Heinrichs, it will be unlike anything you've seen before -- even in the previous "Pirates" films.
"It really does go off into new locations and a new look. It has a more restrained graphic and simplified look," he says. "Pirates: At World's End" will take our heroes far from the Caribbean into the far East and uncharted waters beyond. "[The look is] in keeping with the Asian themes, but also because we're at world's end and we're dealing more with landscapes of the mind."
We talked to Rick about the making of "Pirates: At World's End" as well as the second film, "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest." He gave us a peek into the upcoming excitement -- from some harrowing moments on slippery decks to a journey that none of our heroes...
THIS WEEK IN DISNEY HISTORY
April 17, 1961 - At the 33rd Annual Academy Awards® an Oscar® (Documentary, Features) is won for the Disney�s "The Horse with the Flying Tail." Actress Hayley Mills wins an Oscar (Honorary Award) for her appearance in "Pollyanna."
April 20, 1991 - The Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater Restaurant opens in the Disney-MGM Studios.
ASK DAVE
YOUR QUESTION
Around 1965, we celebrated my birthday at Disneyland. I remember the dining room or restaurant was on the second floor of a building that looked up Main Street toward Sleeping Beauty Castle. Can you tell me if my memory is correct?
- Kathy, 53, Downey, CA
DAVE'S ANSWER
We have never had a second floor restaurant on Main Street, U.S.A., at Disneyland. None of the buildings, other than those in Town Square, are large enough to have a usable second floor.
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