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Mad Tea Party
The Mad Tea Party was the first the
Commemorative Edition of the Robert
Olszewski Main Street,USA
collection to be released. The premiere
date for this sculpture was July 16th
2005. The miniature retails for
$175.00 at the Disneyana, Disney
Gallery, The World of Disney and Off
The Page, at Disney's California
Adventure.
The Mad Tea Party was a
Disneyland original 1955 attraction.
The Mad Tea Party is a real life
Unbirthday Party, with colorful
spinning tea cups and paper lanterns
dangling overhead. With the
unforgettable "Unbirthday Song", you
will fill as if you walked right into
the lovable Disney film, Alice in
Wonderland.
The Mad Tea Party, originally was
placed directly behind King Arthur
Carousel, until May 25, 1983 when
an all-new redesigned Fantasyland
opened and the Tea Party was moved
to its current location, next to Alice In
Wonderland. This Wonderful
attraction has spun guests for 50
years.
This one ,to me , is of exceptional
detail, to capture so much in
something so small. Look at the
thatch roof, and the paper lanterns
hanging over head. The tea cups
themselves even have the wheel to
make them turn. Because of the color,
this piece is sure to grab the attention
of anyone passing by. This is truly a
work of art.
The Mad Tea Party was the first the
Commemorative Edition of the Robert
Olszewski Main Street,USA
collection to be released. The premiere
date for this sculpture was July 16th
2005. The miniature retails for
$175.00 at the Disneyana, Disney
Gallery, The World of Disney and Off
The Page, at Disney's California
Adventure.
The Mad Tea Party was a
Disneyland original 1955 attraction.
The Mad Tea Party is a real life
Unbirthday Party, with colorful
spinning tea cups and paper lanterns
dangling overhead. With the
unforgettable "Unbirthday Song", you
will fill as if you walked right into
the lovable Disney film, Alice in
Wonderland.
The Mad Tea Party, originally was
placed directly behind King Arthur
Carousel, until May 25, 1983 when
an all-new redesigned Fantasyland
opened and the Tea Party was moved
to its current location, next to Alice In
Wonderland. This Wonderful
attraction has spun guests for 50
years.
This one ,to me , is of exceptional
detail, to capture so much in
something so small. Look at the
thatch roof, and the paper lanterns
hanging over head. The tea cups
themselves even have the wheel to
make them turn. Because of the color,
this piece is sure to grab the attention
of anyone passing by. This is truly a
work of art.
Sound not from miniature
