Theme Parks Were Better in the 90s (Part 1)

Do you ever look around at retail and restaurants today, observing the sterile, minimalist aesthetics that dominate our world and wonder how we got here? In retrospect, the 1990s were a golden period for themed entertainment just through sheer volume. Malls were colorful, Disney and Universal expanded greatly and it seems like every major tourist destination pivoted towards in-your-face theming and family entertainment. This video is Part 1 of what is already a massive endeavor and today, we'll be taking a look at 90s aesthetics, especially in regards to Disney. I'll also be discussing the peak of McDonald's theming, the Las Vegas Strip in the 90s and the rise of Universal Studios Florida, Universal Studios Hollywood and Islands of Adventure as staples of the era.

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