It was completed in January 2008, true to Walt's vision.
During my Disneyland Dream Suite tour, I learned that the
Master Suite was modeled after Adventureland in true Victorian exotic
style. Florals, vines and an electroluminescent painting of
Neverland sits above the bed. You'll also notice several lighting fixtures throughout the suite, as Walt loved to read.
In
the master bathroom, you'll find a gorgeous stained glass replica of Louis
Comfort Tiffany's "Young Woman at a Fountain." Press the magical button
before your bath, and more than 1,800 stars will appear above you,
along with a beautiful musical accompaniment. (You may even see a
Hidden Mickey.)
The
sink, with its swan motif, calls to mind Sleeping Beauty Castle. Step
inside the large walk in closet, and you'll find two plush bath robes
waiting for you. Your 24-hour concierge will take your pictures in bathrobes outside Sleeping Beauty Castle!
Other highlights include a Maxfield Parrish table lamp, paintings of the castles that inspired Disney's logo, and a magical clock that puts on musical shows by the hour.
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The
informal sitting room, with its two twin beds, was modeled after
Frontierland in the Old West style that Walt truly loved. Here, you'll
find two chairs from Disney's 1967 film, "The Happiest Millionaire," a gas lamp from Disneyland Paris, and an original Franklin
Cinderella Stove.
When
you're ready to relax outdoors, head to your private New Orleans-style
courtyard where you'll find paper lanterns hanging above in true Bayou
style. The tranquil fountain, purchased by Lillian Disney, bears the
Walt Disney family shields on each side of the wall. The patio is the best spot in the park to view Fantasmic.
I hope you've enjoyed this private tour inside the lovely Dream Suite at Disneyland.
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