This page is to help you quickly jump through this picture set. Below you will see a listing of the pages and the captions on that page.

• Page Number: 1
  

  We start off Day 2 of Destination D
  The 2011 Walt Disney World Ambassadors greet us.
  Norman Vossschulte and Jennifer Mason
  

• Page Number: 2
  

  They introduce Steven Clark
  

• Page Number: 3
  

  Who starts into a wonderful presentation on Disney collectables.
  The first park map.
  

• Page Number: 4
  

  Other park maps he is going to discuss...
  At this point he sensed he was loosing most of the audience, some geeks like myself were actually interested but most were not.. so he moved on to the surprise of the morning..
  It turned out to be the Trivia challenge
  

• Page Number: 5
  

  They did a quick selection round by asking each section of the audience a question. Once the 8 contestants were selected they took the stage and introduced themselves.
  I did not catch all their names, so I will not even try (if someone has the names I would be more than happy to update this caption)
  The first round each person was given the opportunity to answer a question.
  

• Page Number: 6
  

  They selected a door to reveal their question...
  Now the questions to give you a sample...
  

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• Page Number: 9
  

  Then we moved on to the final round to determine the winner. Here are the rules.
  For this round Steven read the questions and they buzzed in so nothing to photograph..
  

• Page Number: 10
  

  John Kurowski from Orlando, Florida won the contest.
  Next up he acknowledged a couple of folks who were responsible for putting on the event.
  

• Page Number: 11
  

  The first presentation of the morning was done by Imagineers Jason Surrell, Alex Wright and Jason Grandt.
  These guys were moving targets and never really stood in one place too long on the stage. They had a lot of pent of energy...
  Pictures from their first visits to WDW.
  

• Page Number: 12
  

  Now a brief intro to Imagineering...
  They cited some Joe Grant work to describe what a story is.
  

• Page Number: 13
  

  An example..
  

• Page Number: 14
  

  Speaking my language now as an engineer...
  

• Page Number: 15
  

• Page Number: 16
  

  Another Pirates example.
  

• Page Number: 17
  

  The remainder of their presentation went into some details that can be found around the parks. They started off with a sometimes overlooked one, the trash cans (we do not, there is a section in the by request area that looks at them)
  

• Page Number: 18
  

  Some Toad references around WDW (left to right.. in the Winnie the Pooh attraction, the Haunted Mansion graveyard, and on the desk in Mickeys dressing room).
  Over to Typhoon Lagoon.
  

• Page Number: 19
  

  A better shot of the copy on the wall.
  Notice the steps match the outlines in the EPCOT banner.
  

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• Page Number: 22
  

  Pirates League at the Magic Kingdom
  

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• Page Number: 26
  

  This was great and something I never really thought about... but pay attention at the Flame Tree BBQ. All the signage shows predator and prey.
  

• Page Number: 27
  

• Page Number: 28
  

  The new Mickey Meet and Greet at the Magic Kingdom is chalk full of great details.
  

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• Page Number: 32
  

  To close with a detail most disney geeks know about.. the Disney family crest on the Castle.