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| 1=On this day in 1994, The US Department of Defense leased the Disney Inn renaming the hotel Shades of Green.
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| 2=On this day in 1992, The Alligator Bayou section of Disney's Dixie Landing Resort opened.
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| 3=On this day in 1989, Disney issued new $1 and $5 Disney Dollars at Walt Disney World.
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| 4=On this day in 1984, the Backstage Music exhibit opened in Communicore East at EPCOT Center.
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| 5=On this day in 2004, Disney legend John Hench passed away at the age of 95. Hench was one of the Imagineers who helped design Walt Disney World before it opened.
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| 6= On this day in 1985, Disney reached an agreement with  Lucasfilms to develop attractions in the Disney parks.
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| 7= On this day in 2007, Walt Disney World Parks & Resorts announced the creation of an American Idol attraction in Disney's Hollywood Studios.
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| 8= On this day in 2002, Downtown Disney began its annual Mardi Gras celebration.
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| 9= On this day in 1986, Magic Journeys closed in EPCOT's Journey Into Imagination Pavilion. The 3d show would reopen in the Fantasyland Theater.
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| 10= On this day in 2011, Disney Legend Bill Justice passed away at age 97. Justice was one of the early pioneers in Audio Anamatronic technology.
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| 11=On this day in 2011, Mickey's Toontown Fair in the Magic Kingdom officially closed.
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| 12=On this day in 2009, a grand opening was held for the American Idol Experience in Disney's Hollywood Studios. Former Idol winners David Cook and Carrie Underwood performed.
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| 13=On this day in 1993, Lumiere's Kitchen opened in Fantasyland.
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| 14=On this day in 2003, The Liberty Belle in Liberty Square reopened after a lengthy refurbishment.
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| 15=On this day in 1999, The Magic Kingdom celebrated its 10,000 day of operation.
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| 16=On this day in 1991, the "Dick Tracey Starring in Diamond Double Cross" stage show at the Disney-MGM Studios closed.
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| 17=On this day in 1998, construction began on Rock and Roller Coaster.
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| 18= On this day in 2002, The Hall of Presidents was officially rededicated.
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| 19= On this day in 1967, an article titled "Florida's Disney World Aims at '70 Opening" was published in the New York Times.
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| 20= On this day in 2002, an animated tombstone dedicated to Madame Leota was added to the Haunted Mansion graveyard.
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| 21= On this day in 1997, the very first Star Wars weekend debuted at the Disney-MGM Studios
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| 22=On this day in 2001, a birds nest caught fire above the Tomorrowland Transit Authority. The ride was closed for a short period, and guests were evacuated.
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| 23=On this day in 2002, the Legend of the Lion King show in Fantasyland closed.
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| 24= On this day in 1985, the Disney Clothiers shop opened on Main Street USA.
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| 25= On this day in 1991, the Barley Asleep shop in Frontierland closes.
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| 26= On this in 2005, the Timekeeper closed in Tomorrowland.
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| 27= On this day in 2009, Disney Legend Dorthia Hold Redmond passed away at age 98. Redman deigned Fantasyland and parts of Main Street USA in Walt Disney World.
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| 28=On this day in 2004, the Earl of Sandwich restaurant opened in Downtown Disney.
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| 29= On this day in 2008, a giraffe was born in Disney's Animal Kingdom. The baby was named "Makena" and weight 118 pounds.
 
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Latest revision as of 15:20, 8 February 2012

On this day in 2004, the Earl of Sandwich restaurant opened in Downtown Disney.