Disney house

Painstakingly crafted by movie prop maker Tim Baker, the incredible dog house sits on steel stilts, which gives the illusion it is levitating, and boasts fiberglass-molded balloons.

Designed by Wacky World Studios, these Disney-themed rooms are inspired by various Disney and attractions.

Julie Svendsen painting depicting what Phantom Manor would have looked like before it fell into ruin.

Lilo's house, also known as the Pelekai residence, is the split-level home where Lilo, her sister Nani, Stitch, and later Jumba and Pleakley live in the Lilo & Stitch franchise. The house is located in the middle of a heavily forested area just outside of Kokaua Town, Hawaii, alongside a hill and next to a cliff overlooking a stream down below. A very long dirt driveway separates it from the rest of society. Its seclusion makes it the perfect place for the alien residents to live in without…

Do you remember Toon Town at the Magic Kingdom? Mickey and Minnie‘s houses were there! The area was renovated and turned into Storybook Circus and the houses were torn down. :( BUT you can still visit the houses at Disneyland in California!

Walt Disney World and myths go together like America and apple pie. There are a ton of urban legends about the theme parks, and in this post, we’ll debunk a bunch of common and persistent misconceptions. Many of these have gone viral online, so this should be considered something of a public service announcement post. […]

The details are magnificent.