Everyone has their favorite Christmas traditions. For some it’s a dramatic reading of ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas, while for others it is the 24 hour marathon of A Christmas Story. Many of us enjoy reading the famous poem 12 Days of Christmas, even going so far as to figuring out how much all those items would cost (imagine if they were bought at a theme park!) This year we are starting a new tradition on the blog with a look at the 12 Days of a Theme Park Christmas. Get close to your loved ones, slip on an ugly sweater, drink a big sip of egg nog, and let’s begin with…
TWELVE CLOSED ATTRACTIONS
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ELEVEN BANISHED BUBBLE GUNS
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TEN MONORAIL PROBLEMS
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NINE SOUVENIR CUPS
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EIGHT eBay SCAMMERS
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SEVEN STAR WARS MOVIES
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SIX SCAREACTORS SUCKERPUNCHED
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FIVE SECURITY MEASURES
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FOUR OUNCE BEER POURS
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THREE POOP SNACKS
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TWO MOVIES BOMBING
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AND A POP TART SANDWICH IN A PEAR TREE
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Merry Christmas Everybody!
Special thanks to crack staff photographer Brandon Glover, master photo manipulator Matt Cleary, the salty skipper Scott Sanders, #blocked and reported for spam Michael Sheehy, Disneyland fanboy Brian Carey, and Fred Weasley’s widowMegan Stump for their invaluable assistance with this article. Be sure to also check out Brandon on The Park Blogger podcast with co-hosts Aengus Mackenzie and Brian Carey.
4 thoughts on “The 12 Days of a Theme Park Christmas”
Merry Christmas, Derek!
In the dictionary next to “prolific” is your photo.
Seriously, I hope they’re paying you OT. (You’ll just waste it at the outlets. Sheesh.)
This is my favorite month–all the holiday joy AND about 30 blog posts from you.
Merry Christmas to all the kind folks at touringplans.com!
Thank you one and all.
Have to say I’m not shocked “The Good Dinosaur” is flopping (by Pixar standards, anyway). I found myself dozing in the theater while watching it, and that doesn’t happen to me in most Disney films! The best redeeming quality of the film: Sam Elliot in a Disney pic. Had he been cast throughout, Pixar may have had a complete movie.
Merry Christmas, Derek!
In the dictionary next to “prolific” is your photo.
Seriously, I hope they’re paying you OT. (You’ll just waste it at the outlets. Sheesh.)
This is my favorite month–all the holiday joy AND about 30 blog posts from you.
Merry Christmas to all the kind folks at touringplans.com!
Thank you one and all.
Have to say I’m not shocked “The Good Dinosaur” is flopping (by Pixar standards, anyway). I found myself dozing in the theater while watching it, and that doesn’t happen to me in most Disney films! The best redeeming quality of the film: Sam Elliot in a Disney pic. Had he been cast throughout, Pixar may have had a complete movie.
Both hilarious and sad at the same time