Last year (on the 24th) I did a post of the Commemorative ToonTown Passport (link). On the previous post this HUGE ticket would not fit the old scanner, but it fits the new one! Shown below is the entire ticket in all its cartoonish glory.
This is the folder that holds the ToonTown press kit.
The folder opens up and is the same drawing as the commemorative passport. Even the big scanner won’t capture the entire folder when it’s open so you’ll just have to use your imagination.
From the back of the folder, just in case you didn’t know who all this fun stuff came from.
Now a set of six black & white publicity photos’. After looking thru these photos I can see why I haven’t been to ToonTown very often. I did 18 Visits to the park last year, but somehow I missed ToonTown every time?
The Jolly Trolley was the the only fun thing in ToonTown, why did they kill it?
Now for the press releases. Calm down folks, form a single line, there are enough copies for everyone.
Mickey’s ToonTown opens its doors. (Complete document)
A guide to the landmarks of “Mickey’s ToonTown.” (Complete document)
A Parable About “Mickey’s ToonTown”. (Complete document)
Roger Rabbit coming soon to “Mickey’s ToonTown”. (Complete document)
Dave Burkhart – Senior Show Producer. (Complete Document)
Joe Lanzisero – Senior Concert Designer.
Lastly from one year and two days after ToonTown opened (January 26, 1994), here’s an invitation to Roger Rabbit’s Cartoon Spin. (front on left/back on the right).
On a very sad but related note, Brandon Zucker, the boy who was critically injured on Roger Rabbit's Cartoon Spin in 2000, died on Monday at Children’s Hospital in Orange County (link). My thoughts and prayers are with his family. I didn't see any mention in the news stories that he died on January 26th, the anniversary of the opening of Roget Rabbit's Cartoon Spin.
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