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WDWNT Reporter Banks Lee has taken a few newsworthy photos to share with us from his latest excursion to the Walt Disney World Resort, so without any further delay, here they are:
At Disney’s Hollywood Studios, a special photo opportunity has been set up to promote Disney’s A Christmas Carol
Beginning in Los Angeles and traveling to 36 states and making 40 stops across the U.S., the Christmas Carol Train, part of a major promotion by the Walt Disney Studios for its upcoming film Disney’s A Christmas Carol, made its final stop this past weekend in New York City.
Luke Manning of Disneyland News Today attended the opening weekend of the A Christmas Carol Train Tour at Los Angeles’ Union Station. This tour provided a unique look into the creation of the film, which opens in theaters nationwide November 6th, 2009, as well as an 11 minute preview of the movie. Let’s take a look at some of Luke’s photos from the tour:
This way to all trains
Today I went to the opening weekend of the “A Christmas Carol” Train Tour at Los Angeles Union Station. This tour provided a unique look into the creation of the film, which opens in theaters nationwide November 6th, 2009, as well as an 11 minute preview of the movie. Let’s take a look at some of my photos from the tour:
This way to all trains
Yes, the wait really was 3 hours! Even worse is that later in the day, the line got up to nearly 6 hours!
A lot of people obviously wanted to come out and see this thing