At least the logo has the correct castle on it.... it is on the lower right in this image...
http://darkbeer.smugmug.com/gallery/...96485756/Large
At least the logo has the correct castle on it.... it is on the lower right in this image...
http://darkbeer.smugmug.com/gallery/...96485756/Large
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Hmm. Its nice enough.
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DISNEY TRIPS
October 2000 - Walt Disney World Resort
October 2001 - Walt Disney World Resort
April 2002 - Disneyland Resort Paris
October 2003 - Walt Disney World Resort
October 2004 - Walt Disney World Resort
October 2005 - Walt Disney World Resort
October 2007 - Walt Disney World Resort
December 2008 - Walt Disney World Resort
July 2009 - Disneyland Resort Paris
July 2011 - Disneyland Resort California
July 2012 - UK Cultural Representative Cast Member at Epcot
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Waiting for heads to start exploding.
But I actually LIKE it!
I like it!
"I, not events, have the power to make me happy or unhappy today. I can choose which it shall be. Yesterday is dead, tomorrow hasn't arrived yet. I have just one day, today, and I'm going to be happy in it. "Groucho Marx
I like it too, but I think each resort should have it's own distinct logo.
I actually like it, especially with our own castle on it! But I'm curious to know, does this mean the original catch phrase, *the happiest place on earth* will no longer be used anymore???
Lord, that ad copy is unreadable. Rein it in, design folks, rein it in.
I agree. When I go to DisneyLAND, I want something that says DisneyLAND, not Disney Parks. Plus, I think it is better marketing to have distinct logos for each park. I think that they feel the opposite and that to better the branding they should all match. In this case I feel they are wrong though and that each park is unique in its own right and therefore deserves its own logo.
"The Happiest Place on Earth" moniker will always be something that is associated to Disneyland. Even if advertisements don't use it, I would say that many people understand what the statement refers to.
As for the logo, I think it looks great, but would love to see an equally unique and powerful logo for DCA.
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The new Disneyland Resort tag line... "A Magical Place, Where Dreams Come True". It is already showing up in the park.
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I CAN"T SEE THEM. The photos of the new logo - I can't see it....cannot access.
NO! NO! NO! It's just another generic logo. Expect to see it soon at Walt Disney World, Disneyland Paris, and Hong Kong Disneyland as the replacement for the current shooting stars logos.
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