A few photos from my WDW 1994 scrapbook

[Keipow]

Throughout the 1990s and early 2000s, my family went to Walt Disney World and Disneyland (and various other destinations) and we always kept a journal. I recently took a few photos from my 1994 WDW book. I thought I'd share them here. I was 6 years old. I love looking back at these as it includes things like old park maps and photos at attractions that no longer exist. 

[calisota]

That handwritten stuff is super cute and the sort of thing to show your grand-kids in the future. Also glad to see that you didn't like The Tower of Terror. My own dislike of rides like that is well known on this forum.


Greg

[KeithS]

This is great - thank you so much for sharing these memories!

[DisneyKaren]

Throughout the 1990s and early 2000s, my family went to Walt Disney World and Disneyland (and various other destinations) and we always kept a journal. I recently took a few photos from my 1994 WDW book. I thought I'd share them here. I was 6 years old. I love looking back at these as it includes things like old park maps and photos at attractions that no longer exist. 

Fantastic that you've kept this all these years.  These types of journals are becoming a thing of the past in this digital age.  Doing my 2014 trip with my niece and sisters I asked them all for quote to add in to personalise it a bit.  I've also heard it's a great idea to get your travel companions to handwrite some wording, scan and add into digital scrapbooks, especially children to preserve their childhood thoughts and handwriting style.