Disney's true success lies in Fantasy Land. It is the area in which purity is the most rigidly upheld. This is largely because of the attractions there. Almost every single one demands that your imagination makes som

e great leap. For instance, on The Pirates of the Caribbean it is fairly easy to adjust to the situation. Your are in a fabricated environment which is inhabited by incredibly life like, animitronic robots that act out little scenes for you. You get basically the same effect as watching television. The view internalizes everything that is happening but does not have to actively participate in any way. I would venture to say that some one riding the Dumbo ride needs to do significantly more than just look at the ride to actually believe they are cruising around on top of a small elephant who happens to have the ability to fly. A similar process goes on through all the other rides, especially Toon Town. A great amount of imagination (possibly more than adults posses) is necessary to make the leap from looking at gaudy plastic furniture to actually believing you are inside a cartoon. Additionally the fact that Fantasy Land is based on Disney's cartoons, which

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