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The City Hall & Engine Co 71 along with
Town Square has a release date of August 18th
and 19th 2006. This wonderful miniature sells
for $220.00 at Walt Disney World in Up
Town Jewelers, in the Magic Kingdom, The Art
of Disney in Downtown Disney, and The
Animation Gallery in MGM Studios. If you are
unable to visit the Walt Disney World® Resort
may call Walt Disney Event Services at
407.827.7600, for more information.
The City Hall in Walt Disney World is
quite grand in scale. Beautifully done to take
guest back to the turn of the century. The City
Hall is home to Guest Relations helping guests
make priority seating and resort hotel
reservations, ticket upgrades, handles messages
for separated parties, provides guide maps in
multiple languages, assistance for guests with
disabilities and more. To the right is Engine Co
71. 71 represents the year that Walt Disney
World open its doors to the public. Inside you
won't find a apartment that Walt stayed in, but
you will find a cute little shop, Engine Co. 71 -
Firehouse Gift Station, which sells fireman
gifts and clothing and gifts for those furry
friends in our lives. Also on display are some
wonderful antique fire station equipment and
patches from fire stations around the country.
With the help of Master Artist Robert
Olszewski having a piece of Disney World is
now possible. The incredible detail and depth in
this miniature is sure to capture all who look at
it. Looking at the pictures to the left you almost
forget that this is art and not the real thing. The
gilded clock tower and strong columns draws
the viewer in. This miniature is also the first to
offer a hidden firehouse door that revolves to
reveal Mickey Mouse shaking the firefighter's
hand. Incredible work from an incredible artist.
Town Square has a release date of August 18th
and 19th 2006. This wonderful miniature sells
for $220.00 at Walt Disney World in Up
Town Jewelers, in the Magic Kingdom, The Art
of Disney in Downtown Disney, and The
Animation Gallery in MGM Studios. If you are
unable to visit the Walt Disney World® Resort
may call Walt Disney Event Services at
407.827.7600, for more information.
The City Hall in Walt Disney World is
quite grand in scale. Beautifully done to take
guest back to the turn of the century. The City
Hall is home to Guest Relations helping guests
make priority seating and resort hotel
reservations, ticket upgrades, handles messages
for separated parties, provides guide maps in
multiple languages, assistance for guests with
disabilities and more. To the right is Engine Co
71. 71 represents the year that Walt Disney
World open its doors to the public. Inside you
won't find a apartment that Walt stayed in, but
you will find a cute little shop, Engine Co. 71 -
Firehouse Gift Station, which sells fireman
gifts and clothing and gifts for those furry
friends in our lives. Also on display are some
wonderful antique fire station equipment and
patches from fire stations around the country.
With the help of Master Artist Robert
Olszewski having a piece of Disney World is
now possible. The incredible detail and depth in
this miniature is sure to capture all who look at
it. Looking at the pictures to the left you almost
forget that this is art and not the real thing. The
gilded clock tower and strong columns draws
the viewer in. This miniature is also the first to
offer a hidden firehouse door that revolves to
reveal Mickey Mouse shaking the firefighter's
hand. Incredible work from an incredible artist.
