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You can find in the internet many pictures of the Micky Pylon. Where is it exactly situated ( please give its coordinates).
Is there only one such structure or are there multiple Micky Pylons?

It's just outside Celebration at Disney's Southern gateway (on the I-4 / World Drive interchange)

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=kissimmee,+fl&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=30.875284,53.613281&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=Kissimmee,+Osceola,+Florida&ll=28.303512,-81.572692&spn=0.008369,0.013089&t=h&z=16&layer=c&cbll=28.303648,-81.572997&panoid=WkCk5AbwV8SCZKsKOaBI3w&cbp=12,277.29,,0,7.8

Thank you. It is well visible on the satellite pictures. Is there only one such structure?

Thank you. It is well visible on the satellite pictures. Is there only one such structure?

Hopefully, that thing epitomizes and embodies all that is wrong with the Mouse.:lol:

Steve

Which company is the owner of Mickey Pylon?

Hopefully, that thing epitomizes and embodies all that is wrong with the Mouse.:lol:

Steve

Without "the Mouse" the rest of the world wouldn't have even heard of Florida. :baeh3:

Without "the Mouse" the rest of the world wouldn't have even heard of Florida. :baeh3:

True, it really does help our tourism economy and place the state on a global tourist map. However, given the other aspects of the state it would still be a pretty big player in global tourism.

Steve

The most important tourist attraction of Florida is Cape Canaveral, including Kennedy Space Center.