Welcome to the show for the Disney Dream Girls Podcast - show number 587 for Sunday 15th March 2026.
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Disney Female Imagineer - Karen Connolly Armitage, Concept Designer
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| Photo Credit D23 |
Her first assignment was with Disney Legend Dorothea Redmond. She was instrumental in the overall design of Disney theme parks around the world, including attractions at EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Frontierland at Disneyland Paris, and Main Street at Hong Kong Disneyland.
Attraction Operations
We then share some important opening dates that Disney have shared - which attraction have you missed the most?
Buzz Lightyear's Space Rangers Spin 8th April 2026
Big Thunder Mountain early May 2026
Walt Disney's Animation Courtyard 26 May 2026
Disney Adventure
We know our friends Kat and Lewis have plans to sail on the Adventure - have you? What are you excited about?
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| Photo Credit Disney Website |
Disneyland have debuted a brand new tour - Women Who Make the Magic Guidedn Tour.
It is 90 minutes long and looks at the contributions of female, Disney imagineers.
We then mention the current tours available at Disneyland and Walt Disney World. Have you taken any of these?
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| The Disneyland Train Tour - I have yet to do |
I have been incredibly lucky to have done almost all of them and highly recommend them to people like us who want to know the details.
That's it for this week - catch you next time!
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