If you are visiting Walt Disney World in June be sure to spend at least one relaxing evening at the Fort Wilderness campfire and Sing-a-Long. Enjoy a visit with our nutty friends, Chip & Dale, and a Disney movie under the stars. There will be a real campfire where you can roast marshmallows or smores (bring your own or purchase kits from the chuck wagon). Fire lighting is at 7:30 pm nightly, Sing-a-Long starts at 8:00, and the evening movie starts at about 8:40. Here are your movies for June:
June 1 Pocahontas
June 2 The Princess Diaries
June 3 The Great Mouse Detective
June 4 Brave (PG)
June 5 101 Dalmatians
June 6 Cars
June 7 Cinderella
June 8 Robin Hood
June 9 The Little Mermaid
June 10 Maleficent (PG)
June 11 Muppets Most Wanted (PG)
June 12 Tangled (PG)
June 13 Big Hero 6 (PG)
June 14 Finding Nemo
June 15 Pocahontas
June 16 The Princess Diaries
June 17 The Great Mouse Detective
June 18 Brave (PG)
June 19 101 Dalmatians
June 20 Cars
June 21 Cinderella
June 22 Robin Hood
June 23 The Little Mermaid
June 24 Maleficent (PG)
June 25 Muppets Most Wanted (PG)
June 26 Special feature: premier of Disney Channel's "Teen Beach Movie 2"
June 27 Big Hero 6 (PG)
June 28 Finding Nemo
June 29 Pocahontas
June 30 The Princess Diaries
Ron
INTERCOT Staff
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Thanks Ron. Will be there June 13-20. One of my pre-trip traditions is checking this thread the first of the month.
I remember going to the Fort for our annual vacation when I was a kid. One of the first things we would do was head to the comfort station to check the movie schedule, then either take a ride on the train or tram while mom and dad setup camp.
First Trip ¨¨*:•
Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground - June, 1974
Last Trip ¨¨*:•
Port Orleans/Saratoga Springs - March, 2017
Next Trip ¨¨*:•
Bay Lake Tower - March, 2018
And about 40 more in between....
Thanks Ron
We'll be there for the 26th. with grandkids for sure.
Granddaughter loves Teen Beach.
:thumbsup::thumbsup:
Lanny
Have been going to WDW since 1981
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Health and Happiness to all Disney Freaks
AndrewJackson;2458837 wrote:
...then either take a ride on the train or tram while mom and dad setup camp.
For those of you wondering what the heck AJ is talking about - yes, long before the Disney buses ran through the campground, there were trains with steam powered locomotives being used to get campers from one end of the campground to another. If you look carefully you can still see places where there were trestles and elevated roadway for the tracks. And that's why Settlement Depot and Outpost Depot are named that way. They were once railroad depots.
And for a while trams were used to get people around the campground. They were similar to the trams used today in the Disney parking lots.
Ron
INTERCOT Staff
WDW Cast Member
Expedition: Everest
Kali River Rapids
hoop de do;2458846 wrote: Thanks Ron
We'll be there for the 26th. with grandkids for sure.
Granddaughter loves Teen Beach.
Have a great trip to the World with the grandkids! And enjoy your stay at the Fort.
Ron
INTERCOT Staff
WDW Cast Member
Expedition: Everest
Kali River Rapids
