Mickey's Fun Songs

[CountFan1998]

Does anyone remember this?

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Os-NryG-_dQ

These were a series of Disney Sing-Along Songs featuring Mickey, Minnie Donald, Goofy and others in costume form with kids getting together in a series of events (e.g. a trip to the circus, a campout and a beach party.) with a Kidsongs-like format.

Hey, I'm only 11 and I still remember these.
I got :Campout at Walt Disney World
and Beach Party at Walt Disney World
as birthday presents. I still want to get my hands on Let's Got to the Circus.

This thread will also be of use to post your favorite Fun Songs kid. My fav. is Toby.

 

[GonzoLeaper]

Cool! I love these kinds of videos with the live walk-around Disney characters. Mickey Mouse rules!

 

[Gelfling Girl]

Oh, I remember these. I think I still have some of the videos on that shelf with the rest of the movies/DVDs. I have one set at Disneyland and the circus one. I'm almost certain I have a few others, but those are the two I can think of offhand.

 

[CountFan1998]

I know the one you are talking about, Gelfling. It's called Disneyland Fun, but it's not part of Mickey's Fun Songs, sorry. There were only the 3 videos I mentioned. I also read somewhere that the MFS videos were rereleased as regular SAS (Sing Along Songs) videos without the intro to MFS, but with the SAS jingle. (The blue background that shows the title of the video, before the theme song with Prof. Owl.) Again, Out of all the MFS kids, TOBY RULEZ!

 

[CountFan1998]

I just wanted to start this thread up again... so no real reason to post. I'm sorry, it's just that I feel terrible thinking that no one cares about this 'junk'.

If there was a fourth MFS VHS (Holy abbreviations!) , what would it be about? My idea is like a video with an 'it's the end' feel to it. Beach Party was the last, and there was no final goodbye or anything. The last could be called Greatest Adventures, showing each member of the crew with a fear to overcome and imagines themselves as a hero conquering a similar fear, like how the Muppet Babies imagine things.