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Special Guest Chat for March
Posted by daveypoo
on Monday, February 25 @ 18:40:38 PST
Please join us on Monday, March 3, 2008 as Utilidors Audio Broadcasting welcomes another “special guest” to chat.
On this particular night, we will have the pleasure of chatting with none other than the editor of the “Guide to the Magic” books and journals;, Tim Foster.
If you are unable to make chat and have a question you’d like asked of Tim, please forward them to UAB Staff and we will ask them for you.
Click “Read More” to see Tim’s biography or click HERE to visit Tim's site.
Guide to the Magic was created to celebrate the magic and fantasy of Walt
Disney World. After many, many visits to Florida
(more than I can count), I started to become interested in the story behind the
story. What inspired this attraction? How did they create those effects? As I
read through every book I could get my hands on, I found a new appreciation for
all things Disney. You might think that visiting Walt Disney World would get
boring after a while (how many times can you ride Splash Mountain?),
but I found that quite the opposite was happening. The more I learned the more
I became caught up in all the little things—the hidden secrets, the magical
moments, and the discovery of new places. I realized that there was so much to
explore, so much to experience, and so much to enjoy!
It was also during this time that my family and I started keeping our own
journals of our trips; recording everything from where we ate and what
attractions we visited to the weather and what our favorite moments were. Soon
we were giving friends and family advice on their trips—what they should see,
ways to make their trip more enjoyable and so on. We tried to explain to
everyone (sometimes successfully, sometimes not), that Walt Disney World is
unlike any place you’ve ever been; certainly much more than a traditional
amusement park. It would discourage us to hear people dismiss their Disney trip
as a non-ending quest to ride every attraction that they could, or have them
think that it’s only for little kids and that it was a “parental obligation” to
go. We knew that that was clearly not the case (the fact that many of the
existing guide books reinforce that notion certainly didn’t help!).
So we decided it was time to share with everyone all the things that make
Walt Disney World a magical place; the meticulous attention to detail, the
all-inclusive experience, and the utopian vision behind it all. And that’s how
the website and the guide books were born, as an effort to bring the wonder of
Disney to everyone, and to help make everyone’s Disney experience just as
magical as ours has been.
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