Not bad Jeff, but I would have liked to see some closer pictures - maybe a peek into a room if no curtains were up, or a peek through the windows at Legendary Hall.  I love abandoned buildings - esp. when people take real detailed pictures of the insides.

Thanks!

Excellent and creepy! Kind of looks like what WDW might look like after a war.

WDW after a war...that is spot on.  I do wonder just how long the magic of Disney can actually last.  It is romantic to presume that it will always be there for every generation that follows.  But one day, I fear that WDW will be no more.  And these pictures are a graphic picture of what could be.

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Since the World of Disney's lease is up in 2010, the Mouse is already on the prowl for a new spot to set up shop in NYC. Jim Hill shares what he's heard about these on-going negotiations

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