I love it when Kenny films Dan looking at stuff. It's like "look at my friend having a good time". So wholesome!

"These were fondled by Carrie Fisher" is a sentence I never thought I would hear. And I appreciate it.

As someone who’s wanting to cosplay as Jude Law’s Captain Hook, you have no idea how grateful I am for how much you looked at that hook! I saw the small glimpse of it in Dan’s intro for his video on this exhibition, and nearly choked on air. That thing is AWESOME. Exactly as Barrie describes, an iron hook. Totally a murder machine. Makes me think of Freddy Krueger’s glove. I can’t really tell here, but is the base of it, before the sleeve starts, and the hook itself extents, meant to be wood? I don’t really see any grain there, and so I almost want to say it’s made of cork. Or rather, made to LOOK like cork.

The animation for Mickey is beautiful 6:16

I know people have problems with holograms of people who have passed, but this seems like something Walt would’ve wanted.

Go back in and punch that hologram. lol I love the snark ❤

It’s cool seeing how little you have to wait in line now that the hype has died down. I made the trek out on opening day and it was packed with other Disney people

You nerding out over the vehicles was wonderful lol I love these vlogs. You have the funniest comments. I liked the Ben Franklin statues.❤

Also, at 34:02, is that a cat using cheese to catch a bunch of Mickey Mice? oh no

I totally get having a crush on Mary Poppins

Dan has found the sacred texts!

Seeing all this and everything of the Disney 100 exhibition made me wanna go back and see it all again and I would want to stay there forever I mean it took my heart away and I love Disney as much as anyone else does so keep on thinking about the magic of it all and keep dreaming of it too cause it’s so unforgettable and very memorable to me and it’s what I’m a fan of Disney’s the best ever

Yeah, I agree that it doesn’t seem worth it. I don’t go to museums to see reproductions, I go to see the actual items.

We were also let down by the sheer number of repro pieces. Like, it was cool to see all the physical 'artifacts' but literally every piece of paper in the exhibit, all the artwork and the music sheets were reproductions and it was kind of a bummer! I loved all the physical pieces - Walt's name badge, the freakin binford tools paint thinner, the Pixar computer, the actual McCall's Mickey pattern - but it just felt weird having so many reproduction pieces!

oooohh, Kenny's seal of disapproval

This unironically cured my depression

Part of the museum experience is paying to be in the room with the “real” item. A reproduced piece of paper, no thanks. It’s interesting how those spaces have had to evolve into essentially playgrounds. Great Gen X snark=❤ energy in this vlog

Watching you and Dan react to all this stuff is pure and priceless

Gods hands have touched this 😂

I think that the reason that book in the gift shop was $400 was because it was from the 90s (seeing as it stops at Hercules)

27:45 "Menu shot. Menus shot. Right Now you're looking at the menu shot"

we REALLY need to stop using tech to REANIMATE THE DEAD

I don't really mind the use of reproductions, though I get why it's disappointing. It's still cool to see stuff like which Mickey design Walt picked, and storyboards/production pieces of of Snow White up close rather than just looking at it as a decent quality jpeg online.

17:52 Beautiful piece. I would do basically anything to be able to own that or something close to that. Genies my fav.

I had that book as a kid. I probably still do in a box somewhere. I'm rich bitch!

Both of you guys are awesome 😎 KZfaq channel.

Was there any Song of the South memorabilia at all?

The book in the gift shop that's 400$ is probably just long out of print... and written by Bob Thomas, who is a pretty popular Disney history author now. As someone who collects books because they love to read as much as they love Disney, it's probably just an out of print release. I have a copy of the updated and possibly more detailed version of this book somewhere and it was nowhere near 400$. However, I do have a book worth 1k$ but that has nothing to do with Disney...

I hope you two enjoyed my dirtbag city 😉 I basically grew up in the Franklin Institute (and the Philly zoo) haha

coooool

"Did you like when I tied a balloon to my butt" - pooh

Finally got around to watching this vlog! I thought the exhibition looked pretty cool. :) But also a bummer that everything was pretty much a reproduction. I would have been disappointed also. And the fact that they didn't have much in the gift shop worth hyping.... Did y'all even get anything? When I first started this I was like "man! Road trip to Philly!" But I think I'll pass. If it comes to Michigan (Henry Ford or DIA) I'll go but no road trip for this lass. P.s. knowing that Dan is only a year older than me makes me happy (knowing that all of us are of the same Disney generation) :)

I hope they bring this to Denver

What on earth were those wierd things on the back section of the Rivian? Mount for something? Some kind of weird wings? Sorry you had to go to Philly. It IS a dirtbag city. I grew up there. Born in Allentown.

Too many repros for my liking, I feel like half of this you can just look at pictures online and get the same experience 😢

Yea up Iwerks

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