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Mickey's Scotch Corner
This house has been remodeled, just in time for Mickey's big day! It has new granite countertops in the kitchen, new tile and new appliances! Mickey's Scotch Corner has lights in the pool that change color, so swimming at night can be a totally new experience! It has a computer, Internet, TVs in every room, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a private pool!
(877) 805-8451
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| One Night Free |
Are you coming to celebrate a birthday in YOUR family?
Stay with Loyalty on your special day and get one night free!
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Mickey Mouse made his screen debut on November 18th in Steamboat Willie,a short black and white animated musical.
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Mickey's Family Fun House
This house was designed by our guests! We asked what was important to them, we listened and delivered!
Mickey's Family Fun House has a great game room, for the people who said they wanted a place for the whole family to spend time as a family!
This house house a giant TV and tons of movie channels in the family room, for the people who said they wanted family movie nights!
This house has a private pool, full kitchen, TVs in every bedroom, Internet access, video games, and so much more! Mickey would stay her himself if he wasn't so busy making dreams come true!
(877) 805-8451
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Mickey's Tropical Paradise
Ready to escape into a tropical paradise of your own? Mickey's Tropical Paradise is a 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, fully furnished home with a game room, private pool, a BBQ, big flat screen TV in the living room, Internet, fully equipped kitchen, and it's fully fenced in for total privacy!
(877) 805-8451
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What Mickey Means To Me
by Walt Disney
"Mickey Mouse to me is a symbol of independence. He was a means to an end. He popped out of my mind onto a drawing pad 20 years ago on a train ride from Manhattan to Hollywood at a time when the business fortunes of my brother, Roy, and myself were at lowest ebb"
"Mickey could never be a rat. He had become a hero in the eyes of his audiences, especially the youngsters. Mickey could do no wrong. I could never attribute any meanness or callow traits to him. We kept him lovable although ludicrous in the blundering heroics. And that's the way he remained, despite any outside influences"
"I often find myself surprised at what has been said about our redoubtable little Mickey, who was never really a mouse, not yet wholly a man-although always recognizably human.
Psycho-analysts have probed him. Wise men have pondered him. Columnists have kidded him. Admirers have saluted him. The League of Nations gave him a special medal as a symbol of international good will. Hitler was infuriated by him and thunderingly forbade his people to wear the then popular Mickey Mouse lapel button in place of the Swastika.
But all we ever intended for him was that he should make people everywhere chuckle with him and at him."
What does Mickey Mouse mean to you and your family? Let us know!
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