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Also on hand was the 60-nation World Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Maestro Arthur Fiedler. NBC taped a a program called “The Grand Opening of Walt Disney World” which aired October 29th. Taking part in the televised opening were Julie Andrews, Glen Campbell, Buddy Hackett Jonathan Winters, Bob Hope, Rock Hudson, Annette Funicello and Fred MacMurray. Other prominent figures in business, government and industry were also on hand for the event.
===After the Grand Opening===
The first major addition to the Magic Kingdom came in 1988 when Mickey's Birthdayland was built. The land was supposed to be a temporary addition to the park in celebration of Mickey Mouse's 60th birthday. The land consisted of the fictional down of Duckburg, and allowed guests to tour Mickey's house. The land also featured Minnie's Surprise Party, which was a show about Mickey's birthday. A train station was built in Mickey's Birthdayland so that the [[Walt Disney World Railroad]] would be able to drop guests off their. Although originally intended to be temporary, the land was popular with guests that it was renamed Mickey's Starland in 1990. Minnie's Surprise Party was re-themed and became Mickey's Magical TV World. The new show featured characters from the popular Disney Afternoon cartoon shows.
In 1996, the land was once again re-themed. Now called Mickey's Toontown Fair, the new land took place in the fictional Toontown.
==Lands==
