I started this list off with a few requirements in mind, since a list as general as this is open to a lot of interpretation.

FoxxFurr investigates the mystery of a building in Liberty Square, with some help from the Internet!

We should not totally exclude the experience of the spectator from the diagesis of the piece. The theme parks are meant for people; anybody who has experienced the cold and unique desolation of a Magic Kingdom with no patrons in the wee hours of the morning understands fully how the entire operation's illusion of warmth and vitality depends on the prescence of music, spectators, employees.

When last we left our tour of the Walt Disney World Village we were at the doors to Cane, Rattan, Wicker & Suns, wondering where to go next.

What follows is an extensive, visually oriented view of Adventureland based on the concept of getting down to the level of colors and textures instead of things like building shapes and placement. I did this by photographing literally every unique surface in Adventureland and then tediously sorting out the most representative of these "swatches".

Caribbean Plaza is thematically one of the most complex areas of the Magic Kingdom, not often commented on. This grouping shows two of the most distinctive features of the Plaza evident as you first enter, the tile roofs and the sudden introduction of planters which hold back the jungle with formalized iron boxes and rails.

One the the first questions I ever raised about the Haunted Mansion is why the heck it's in Liberty Square, an apparent skeleton in the closet of an otherwise masterfully realized park. I can put some meat on those bones now, but not yet - let's first discuss something nobody's talked about yet in relationship to the Haunted Mansion - historical reality on Main Street, USA.

This is going to be a hard one to discuss, although it really shouldn't be. Pirates of the Caribbean, in Florida, is one of those rides - the first, in fact - which received a markedly inferior remake the second time around and much of the commentary surrounding the ride itself has been clouded by people falling all over themselves to damn the attraction for not being the first version.