Released in conjunction with Disneyland's 50th Anniversary celebration, this program is really a re-release of a 1990 video filmed at the Happiest Place on Earth.
All in all, they offer a perfect introduction to the Disney travel experience. They feature children interacting with costumed Disney characters, eating at Disney restaurants, experiencing Disney attractions, and playing at Disney resorts. They are original live-action programs produced at Disney theme parks. The titles I selected were totally unfamiliar to me. It was also fun seeing the older Walt Disney Home Video introductions and logos. How quaint to remember a time when all the Disney classics were not available on home video and these Sing Along Songs were the only means of viewing vintage Disney animated clips in your home. To begin with, it was a blast from the past for me to watch these videos initially created in the late 1980s and early 1990s. I figured I would gamble $20 it was worth the modest investment.
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Initially, I rolled my eyes in disbelief weren't those Sing Along Videos a very 1980s fad?Īfter a little bit of searching, I found four Sing Along DVDs through the Disney Movie Club for around $5.00 each. But when parents dream about sharing their love of Walt Disney World with their children, it's more than likely visions of the theme parks that dance in their heads.Ī dear friend who works with preschool students suggested showing some vintage Disney Sing Along Songs to my children before taking them to Walt Disney World for the first time.
Preparing them for a stay in the resort is vital-and, quite frankly, complicated enough to warrant an article devoted to this aspect of traveling with kids. It's easy to forget that just about everything about Walt Disney World will be new in the eyes of young children. In the opinion of most early education experts, it's better to err on the side of overplanning when preparing your child for travel. It's difficult to strike the balance between over-preparing them (and by default, spoiling some surprises that await them at the parks) and overwhelming them with an overabundance of new and stimulating experience once you arrive. Preparing preschool-age children for their first Walt Disney World vacation can be a daunting task.
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