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The Final Details for the 2018-2019 Disneyland Resort Community Arts Showcase Is Posted Below THE FINAL DETAILS FOR THE 2018-2019 DISNEYLAND RESORT COMMUNITY ARTS SHOWCASE IS POSTED BELOW. THIS EVENT WILL PROCEED RAIN OR SHINE, SO PLEASE MAKE SURE TO DRESS AND BRING APPROPRIATE ATTIRE FOR THE POSSIBLITY OF RAIN. THANK YOU! - ANDY JULIAN & QUINCY NGUYEN REMINDERS & TIPS FOR THE 2018-2019 DISNEYLAND RESORT COMMUNITY ARTS SHOWCASE FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 2019 • Performers o Permission slips for participate in the event must be returned by 01/08/19 to the leadership team o If parent is picking up a student at the park, Transportation Waiver is due to Mr. Julian by 01/09/19 o Jeans and Polos are required attire to load the bus and to wear all day when not in uniform o For the cold weather, bring warm clothes as approved outerwear, which remains as follows: . Tournament in the Hills (“TITH”) Sweatshirt . Color Guard Warm-Ups . Drumline Black Dickies Jacket . THHS Letterman Jacket . Any apparel from the Clothing Order Form o With the possibility or rain, please bring appropriate clothes and umbrellas / ponchos for inclement weather o Ensure all clothing and uniform needs are packed in the truck or brought with you in your backpack . Blacks or whites under the uniform . Dinkles / Shoes for the uniform . Make-up for the performance . All instruments, equipment, flags, uniforms should be packed in the truck on Thursday night . Do not leave anything on the bus that you will need that day o On your own for the day (boosters are not providing food, water, etc.) . Bring water bottles / hydro flask, money for meals, snacks, souvenirs, etc. o Give your chaperone any medication that you may need for the day o Must use the complimentary CAS ticket provided for entrance into the park, not your Annual Passport . Violation of this rule may result in the student & family responsible for the full ticket price o Must be in groups of 3 or more throughout the day o Must remain in the park in which the performance takes place; park-hopping is not allowed o Send a message to your designated chaperone at the top of every hour . Check-in times: 10am, 11am, 12pm, 6pm, 7pm, 8pm, 9pm, 10pm . Text message must include the time and picture of your entire group . Violation of this rule will result in disciplinary action by Mr. Julian o Report to the Big Thunder Trail Stage Coach to meet the Guest Talent Coordinator no later than 1:30pm • Chaperones o Please wear your polos shirts for the event; bring additional clothing for inclement / cold weather o Introduce yourself and obtain the cell phone numbers of all students in your group o Report to the Big Thunder Trail Stage Coach to meet the Guest Talent Coordinator no later than 1:30pm o If students have an approved early dismissal, please physical hand-off the student to the parent o Join the group chat and feel free to reach out to Andy & Quincy via the chat at any time • Everyone o NO photography or videography permitted Backstage at any time o Allow 15-20 minutes walking time to meet at the designated meeting spots (it may be crowded) . Make sure to arrive at the meeting spot by 1:30pm to go backstage for the performance . Make sure to leave the park by 11:00pm to arrive at the Esplanade by 11:20pm o Bring warm clothes, as it will get cold at night o Bring an external charger for your devices o Review list of permitted items on the Disneyland Resort website located here o The ‘Fantasy in the Sky’ fireworks show is scheduled for 9:30pm o Get a FastPass for the 10:30pm showing of Fantasmic in the morning (they run out by mid-morning) o Download the Disneyland app for show times and attraction wait times o Remember – we are representing the Trabuco Hills High School Instrumental Music Program! o HAVE FUN AND ENJOY THIS MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE!!! DIRECTIONS FROM TRABUCO HILLS HIGH SCHOOL Toy Story Parking Lot Disneyland Resort 300 West Katella Avenue Anaheim, California 92802 Total Distance: 24.2 miles, Total Travel Time: 41 mins Via The Toll Roads • Take SR-241 Toll Road North towards Riverside • The Tomato Springs Toll Plaza is $3.96 • Take SR-133 Freeway South towards Laguna Beach • Take I-5 Freeway North towards Santa Ana • Exit State College Drive (exit 107C) towards The City Drive • Continue straight onto Anaheim Way • Turn left on Orangewood Avenue • Turn right on Harbor Boulevard • Turn right on Convention Way into the Toy Story Parking Lot Without The Toll Roads • Take I-5 Freeway North towards Santa Ana • Exit State College Drive (exit 107C) towards The City Drive • Continue straight onto Anaheim Way • Turn left on Orangewood Avenue • Turn right on Harbor Boulevard • Turn right on Convention Way into the Toy Story Parking Lot .
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