Cosmic Play

Disneyland is an essentially theatrical experience, but we are no longer watching from the audience

Hench and Van Pelt (2003) point out that the use of color is especially important as part of the language of vision and in their book

Niels Bohr is not the only one who realized the importance of complementarity, Disney did, too, although the other way around.

Disney’s creativity has a lot to do with the letter c, so let us  “C” how Disneyland does it.

The illusory nature of reality, or maya is an aspect of the Cosmic Game that reigns supreme at Disneyland.

Disneyland is a fiction, a dream, a three-dimensional story, a world where we can enter and participate.

Tomorrowland, on the other side of the park from Frontierland and Adventureland,

Frontierland and Adventureland are on the left side of the park which, as previously mentioned,

New Orleans Square sits between Adventureland and Frontierland, and as Marin (1984)  maintains mediates between the two.  Marling (1997),

Fantasyland was Walt’s favorite land when the park opened (Thomas, 1976).  The rides in Fantasyland are based on the children’s classic...