By Daniel Terdiman on 9 June 2008 17:31
Here is one of the older rides at Disney World, Space Mountain, with its well-recognised spires.
Photo credit: Google Earth
Walt Disney World goes 3D in Google
By Daniel Terdiman on 9 June 2008 17:31
Here is one of the older rides at Disney World, Space Mountain, with its well-recognised spires.
Photo credit: Google Earth
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1. Jon Baker
Some might call it an initiative... others might just call it advertising.
2. GALLEY SLAVE#41
I bet that you can't see the large amount of people that are queuing for the attractions.....