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Disney in 1983

Last Updated on: June 22nd, 2024

Disney in 1983 everything that happened (19) The Walt Disney Company has a rich and lengthy history with decades of amazing movies, shows, and park experiences.

Here is a quick rundown of everything that happened in the world of Disney in the year 1983. I hope you find this lookback in time helpful and entertaining.

Disney 1983 Movies Headlines:

In 1983, Disney released several movies, including:

July 15 – Trenchcoat
August 5 – Never Cry Wolf
December 16 – Something Wicked This Way Comes
December 16 – Mickey’s Christmas Carol

1983 was a significant year for Disney films, particularly with the release of Mickey’s Christmas Carol, which marked Mickey Mouse’s return to the big screen after a 30-year hiatus.

Disney 1983 Parks Headlines:

Disneyland Headlines:

The following changes occurred at Disneyland in 1983:

Fantasyland underwent a major renovation, reopening on May 25. The updated Fantasyland featured new versions of classic attractions such as Peter Pan’s Flight, Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride, and Snow White’s Scary Adventures, along with a more immersive medieval village theme.
Pinocchio’s Daring Journey, a new dark ride, opened in the renovated Fantasyland.

Disney World Headlines:

The following changes occurred at Disney World in 1983:

Journey into Imagination opened on March 5 in EPCOT Center, featuring the beloved characters Dreamfinder and Figment.
Horizons, an attraction exploring visions of the future, opened on October 1 in EPCOT Center.

Also, Tokyo Disneyland opened on April 15 in Japan, marking Disney’s first international theme park and a significant milestone in the company’s global expansion.

Disney 1983 Television Headlines:

Disney’s television programming in 1983 continued to offer high-quality family entertainment, with the introduction of the Disney Channel providing a new way for audiences to enjoy Disney content.

New Disney Shows in 1983 included:

Disney Channel, a new cable television network, launched on April 18, providing a dedicated platform for Disney content, including animated series, live-action shows, and classic films.

Disney shows we lost in 1983 included:

There were no major television shows ending in 1983, as Disney’s television programming continued to expand and evolve with the launch of the Disney Channel.

Overall, 1983 was a landmark year for Disney, highlighted by the opening of Tokyo Disneyland, the renovation of Fantasyland at Disneyland, the launch of the Disney Channel, and the release of memorable films like Mickey’s Christmas Carol. This year truly demonstrated Disney’s ability to innovate and create magical experiences across all forms of entertainment.

1983 Archives:

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