RetroWDW

A reinterpretation of Universal Studios' 1990 Grand Opening logo as seen in vintage videos

When you're on Robert Holland's crew, you know what you have to do.

The official shirt of the RetroWDW RetroMagic event at Walt Disney World.

What if the Swan and Dolphin did have a monorail running through it like the Contemporary?

When you need to get it out fast, give us a call.

When you need a heavy object moved quickly, these are the folks to call.

Before X-1 and FX-1, the spaceship in the middle of Space Mountain was the XL-1000 Interplanetary Explorer, number 15.

When the last leaf of autumn has fallen to the ground and the icy winds through the empty trees make a howling sound – first, it drives you indoors, and then it drives you mad. That's when you know you need it, and you know you need it bad.

When the last leaf of autumn has fallen to the ground and the icy winds through the empty trees make a howling sound – first, it drives you indoors, and then it drives you mad. That's when you know you need it, and you know you need it bad.

Use your head, don't lose your head!

These Disney people are really on the cutting edge!

At Wonders of Life at Epcot, you could peer inside the human body. And outside Goofy About Health, another famous character's too!

Our homage to the merchandise location within the Wonders of Life pavilion at Epcot Center.

Pretend to be a worker from the defunct utility company that used to maintain 43 square miles of infrastructure.

Horizon's famous choice also applies to the existing three original pavilions at Epcot.

Celebrating the Reedy Creek Improvement District's more that 50 years of service to the Prototype Community of Tomorrow and beyond!

Based on the famous story of Dick Nunis leading a group to sod the Contemporary on opening day. I cast member told Nunis he had never laid sod. Dick responded only with "Green side up!"

This shirt will slip on you like a chest of drawers. US Steel was the company that developed the modular rooms that were used to build the Polynesian and Contemporary hotels.

The best place to shop and eat outside of Downtown Disney.

Look out for that falling tree branch, Mr. Lucky will thank you!

Once the darling of the Crossroads Shopping Center at Lake Buena Vista, this once-mighty supermarket is now history.

Represent your favorite insurance company, as seen in the 1989 Disney-MGM attraction "Monster Sound Show" starring Chevy Chase and Martin Short.

Hula your way down the court with this design based on old brochure artwork from Disney's Polynesian Village Hotel.

Inspired by one of the many hands-on exhibits in Wonders of Life, this shirt will show your friends and family who you really are on the inside.

Our tribute to Edward Whitaker's fabulous beach resort on Paradise Beach.

A tribute to the original deli at the Lake Buena Vista Shopping Center.

The best place to hang out on Paradise Beach! Kelly La Rew doesn't take any guff, but she does serve cold beers and cold stares to Martin Brubaker.

Edward Whitaker's got the dopest hotel for your Spring Break enjoyment. And you never know when Bru and Hurricane will show up!

A reproduction of the logo of the defunct company created to sell monorails and peoplemovers in the 1970s.

Even if you missed the swanky view and shag-carpeted walls, you can still pretend to be living it up in what was once Walt Disney World's most high-end lounges.

From the defunct restaurant on the Grand Canyon Concourse in the Contemporary Resort at Walt Disney World.

From RetroWDWs Howard and Yvonne Jenkin's home movie!

It's fun to be free!

Strike it rich with the logo from Catastrophe Canyon's pretend oil company that was actually real. And that's a wrap!

This quote has been attributed to Walt Disney on many pieces of merchandise, but we tracked down the actual author of the line, who created it for a series of print advertisements for General Electric in 1981.

If little OB was in Mesa Verde he'd be Little L'Orange Bird!