While we haven’t had a photo report in from him in a while, John B. has still been visiting the Disneyland Resort very frequently. Here are his photos from May 3rd, 9th, 10th, and 17th:
The one and only Brian Sommer, the voice of the Disneyland News Today Podcast, WDW News Today Podcast, and The Disney Pincast
Celebrity Chef Jamie Gwen at the Food and Wine Festival
A kind of Burger
Jamie Gwen’s book “Good Food for Good Times”
Push looks a little different than usual
World of Color construction as of May 3rd
Moving on to May 9th… These Coach America buses are used as transportation from the Pumbaa parking lot and the Anaheim GardenWalk to the Esplanade
CHP doing a surprise inspection on tourist buses in the Pinocchio parking lot
A Robert Olszewski signing for his 2nd Main Street Electrical Parade piece and latest Gallery of Light box
The line for the signing
Robert’s 2nd Electrical Parade piece
This depicts the entire Alice in Wonderland section of the parade
The first Electrical Parade piece, with the Casey Jr. Train, 2 whirly-bugs from the Alice in Wonderland section, Eliot, and the Drum logo float
The new Splash Mountain Gallery of Light box
Chef Robert Zito, excecutive chef from the Paradise Pier Hotel cooks cajun chicken
He uses live crawdads in cooking. Ew…
Astro Orbitor construction as of May 9th
A look at the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique
Now on to May 10th… World of Color Amphitheater construction
Construction on Cosmic Waves as of May 10th
Redd Rockett’s Pizza Port Chef Jose Hernandez gives a culinary demo on Chinese food
Finally now on to May 17th… Construction on Cosmic Waves
Construction on the Astro Orbitor as of May 17th
And DCA construction as of May 17th
Looks like they’re trying to do something different from before here
These tall palm trees are new
Looks like a new fountain where the Christmas tree point was
The new San Francisco Street restrooms are now open
“Good bye, so soon, until we meet again…”
Thanks for your report John!
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