DHS - Osborne Lights

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Sometimes the words are more important than the picture.


Five Big Words

 

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New Year's Eve in Orlando. Perfect weather for a cookout.


Holiday Cookout

 

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A scene inspired by the original Mary Poppins movie, no doubt.


Let's Go Fly A Kite

 

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Every show needs a title card. Here's one to kick off Christmas in July week.


Truly Spectacular

 

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The show doesn't start until you see the opening title.


Opening Title

 

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There's a secret message hidden in this photo. You don't need to drink Ovaltine to decode it.


Use a Mirror

 

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I think I took this photo every year that I saw the lights.


Too Bright to Sleep

 

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Christmas is over. The presents are gone. Yet the tree lives on.


Big Tree

 

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Dude, it's January 3. Take down the damned lights!


Don't Be "That Guy"

 

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A miniature sleigh and eight nine tiny reindeer.


They Really Are Tiny

 

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Back in the days when MGM was still part of the name, the Osborne Lights looked pretty much the same.


Roof of Lights

 

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Ah, the beauty of bokeh.


Electric Candle

 

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The lights say it all.


The True Meaning of Christmas

 

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The roles have been reversed. Did Santa lose a bet or did the reindeer run out of gas?


Out of Gas

 

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The house next door, from the ancient times when they still called it MGM.


Waiting for the Big Guy

 

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Another oldie from the MGM days along the San Fransico street. If you look closely, you can see the geographically inaccurate backdrop.


Red Roof Inn

 

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Santa's way overworked this year, so he's allowed a select grouip of celebrities to help out.


Helping Out

 

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The good old days of the Osborne Lights, on the Streets of America, in Disney MGM Studios...


Do Not Adjust Your Set

 

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Those crazy Osbornes, always adding new things. First there was a tree, then three trees, then a choir...


Light the Tree and Sing the Songs