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The correct answer to "Was Disney World almost built in Louisiana?" is a resounding no. I cannot speak for former Slidell Mayor Sam Caruso's story about a Disney architect claiming
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The correct answer to "Was Disney World almost built in Louisiana?" is a resounding no. I cannot speak for former Slidell Mayor Sam Caruso's story about a Disney architect claiming
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The correct answer to "Was Disney World almost built in Louisiana?" is a resounding no. I cannot speak for former Slidell Mayor Sam Caruso's story about a Disney architect claiming
In a tale of missed opportunities and 'what-ifs,' it has come to light that the famous Walt Disney once considered bringing his dream theme park to Louisiana. The story begins on a fateful day, November 22, 1963, when Disney arrived in New Orleans, unaware that it was the same day President John F. Kennedy was assassinated.
In a tale of missed opportunities and 'what-ifs,' it has come to light that the famous Walt Disney once considered bringing his dream theme park to Louisiana. The story begins on a fateful day, November 22, 1963, when Disney arrived in New Orleans, unaware that it was the same day President John F. Kennedy was assassinated.