i am a humorless fun sponge

magicaltrash:

Grab your trash can and “roll out!”

Apparently this Pizzafari trash can needs some attention by a Cast Member. Maybe he’s going to actually put some theme into the can design, because bland teal isn’t very exciting, especially compared to his costume.

// Walt Disney World, Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Africa, Pizzafari, 2012

[Source: Nate Feldmann. Used by permission.]

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The 1975 edition of “Your Complete Guide to Walt Disney World” contained photography tips provided by GAF, “the official film of Walt Disney World.”

I had to laugh when I read the tip featured above. Since when are trash cans “distracting”?

// Walt Disney World, “Your Complete Guide to Walt Disney World”, 1975

[Source: Christine Kurash. Used by permission.]

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CanFans love popcorn… especially when watching a fun sporting event!

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// Walt Disney World, ESPN Wide World of Sports, 2012

[Source: A Disney Story Waiting To Happen. Used by permission via Magical Trash Submission Form.]

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These CanFans have discovered the hard-to-find Contemporary Resort trash can. It’s Bay Lake Tower-free for your convenience!

// Walt Disney World, Contemporary Resort, 2013

[Source: Julie Stewart. Used by permission via Magical Trash Submission Form.]

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Just a few months after Walt Disney World opened, you can clearly view the Contemporary Resort from Grand Prix Raceway… and what do you know, it’s a trash can!

// Walt Disney World, Magic Kingdom, Tomorrowland, 1971

[Source: David at Gorillas Don’t Blog. Used by permission.]

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Trash can grenades?

So NOT magical.

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I can’t even imagine opening a can and seeing grenades. Holy cow.

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A little bit of New Years optimism from the Walt disney world Facebook page.

magicaltrash:

Merry Christmas from your fellow CanFans at Magical Trash!

// Walt Disney World, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Streets of America, 2011

[Source: Debra Peterson. Used by permission.]

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CanFans know that Disney trash cans make great writing desks, especially during events like MouseAdventure!

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// Walt Disney World, Magic Kingdom, Main Street U.S.A., 2012

[Source: MouseAdventure via Twitter. Used by permission.]

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Magical Trash CanFan Month continues with the newest trash cans added to the Disney theme park empire… Test Track 2.0!

“Dad, why are you making us stand next to this garbage can?” Thanks to Mike Burns and family for the photo!

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// Walt Disney World, Epcot, Future World, Test Track, 2012

[Source: Mike Burns. Used by permission.]

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Besides a new ride experience, the reboot of Epcot’s Test Track has given us something else… new trash cans!

The TRON-inspired look of the reimagined attraction continue to the cans, which sport the new Test Track logo on the front in a contrasting light blue/dark blue color scheme.

Look on the left or right sides of the cans for a nice retro-Future World callout… the World of Motion logo!

// Walt Disney World, Epcot, Future World, Test Track, 2012

[Source: Mark Diba. Used by permission.]

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These are so beautiful….and look to be fashioned similar to the newer cans back by the recently refurbed train stop, with the printed design as opposed to the painted ones.