
Bet the title got your attention, didn’t it? You think you’re going to come over here and see pictures of hot dogs, right? Well, I could show you a picture of the time I rode the Oscar Meyer Weiner to work; but I digress . . .
Here is what a weenie is, according to Debs:
It's what Walt Disney and his Imagineers called the iconic structures or focal points in each of the parks and lands. They are big enough to be seen from a distance and interesting enough to draw you closer for a better look. Examples would be Spaceship Earth, Space Mountain, Big Thunder, The Sorcerer's Hat, The Tree of Life and all the wonderful castles to name a few.
OK, one of the most inconvenient things about having to get a new computer is that you don’t have immediate access to all your pictures; and I’m too lazy to open my old laptop right now. So, here are a few Photopass photos from our trip earlier this year:
We all adore Epcot and walking in from the parking lot with the “giant ball” looming in the distance, but getting closer and closer!
Yep, that’s just pretty magical!
Not the best picture in front of the Sorcerer Hat at Hollywood Studios.
But, the truth is, it’s not my favorite Disney icon.
In fact, I liked it better when it wasn’t there.
While not the park icon, you can see it from miles around -
and it’s my favorite weenie at Hollywood Studios.
I LOVE this attraction!
The Tree of Life barely shows up on this picture,
but you get the idea.
While I’m not so fond of the attraction,
Everest is surely considered a weenie, right?
We were glad that, on our last day at the Magic Kingdom,
the lovely crane had been removed from the castle!
(Why, oh why, do we always seem to vacation when they are working on it?!)
