I appreciate all the guests who have come by to see the museum. To address several who have commented regarding the length...the museum was not designed to be a "hop on the ride, go through two or three rooms, how cute, goodbye". It was designed to showcase many, not all, of the Disney animated features as well as provide guests with ideas for building or adding to rooms of their own. Like the Blue Kingdom and Blue Castle, the rooms display many items, rare and common, in many different configurations.
Within the museum you can see a volcano from Lilo's Hawaiian home; the Cave of Wonders, where you can try to spot Aladdin's magic carpet; Maleficent and Chernabog giving a party for the Magic Carpet; the Lion King's savannah; the bridge Cinderella and her Prince walked upon; the 7 dwarfs cottage in the dark forest; and so on.
There are also hidden rooms throughout. In the Beauty tower, climb the jeweled stairs and go through a door into Sleeping Beauty's chamber; enter Captain Hook's cabin see the lantern where he captured Tinker Bell and, perhaps, find a hidden treasure ship; find Tarzan's home high in the treetops; and even see the second star on the right shining through a window that is the gateway to Neverland.
If you enjoy leisurely journeys through varied rooms, this is a fun ride. But like all museums, it is better to go slowly, even get off the ride and sit a while, than rush through. If you found riding the Everest or Waterslide competition rooms boring, you probably won't like the museum.
All are very welcome to come visit; even if you only want to see a couple of rooms. Or see a few rooms and come back later.
The museum will be open on and off throughout the day and we will be delighted to see any of you that come by.
