Disneyland Resort Cast Members Make Art From Recyclables — Vote For Your Favorite!

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Here at the Disneyland Resort, our cast members keep the environment in mind in everything they do — especially during Earth Month, which we’ll be celebrating throughout April!

To kick off Earth Month, we’re spotlighting some of their efforts in the second year of the Environmentality Art Challenge, for which cast members created art from recyclable items found in their work areas. This year, we’ve narrowed the field down to the top eight masterpieces, and now we want you to vote for your favorite!

Here are the top creations, which you can vote for until April 6. Cast your vote via the form below, or in person at the Main Street Opera House in Disneyland park, where these pieces are currently on display! We’ll reveal the winning creation later this month.

1. “R.E.U.S.E. – Rejected Elements Utilized Somewhere Else”
Team Name: Ontario
Materials: Reclaimed pallets, plastic wrap, screws, paper and printer ribbons
2. “En-CAN-ted Rose”
Team Name: Just Beauties, No Beasts
Materials: Aluminum cans, balloons, plastic and cardboard

3. “AT-GCAT (All-Terrain Gift Card Armored Transport)”
Team Name: WOD Squad
Materials: Cardboard, plastic gift cards, straws and chopsticks
4. “Horse”
Team Name: Grand Califragilisticeplalidocious Horse
Materials: Soap, metal chain, fabric, wood and plastic

5. “Junkle Cruise”
Team Name: Animation Anarchy
Materials: Paperboard, cardboard, fiberboard, paint, plastic sheeting, plastic containers, acrylic sheeting, food & drink containers, wooden crate, shop rags and scouring pads
6. “The Little Mermaid”
Team Name: Whosits and Whatsits
Materials: Cardboard, plastic, fabric, styrofoam, aluminum, paper and straws

7. “Dreamers of Tomorrow”
Team Name: Repurposed Dreamers
Materials: Plastic packaging, cardboard, plastic wrap, butter container, paper products and candy container
8. “It’s a Recyclable World After All”
Team Name: Plaza Inn-Vironmentality
Materials: Cardboard, paper, green scrub pads and hangers

And don’t worry, if you’re heading to the Disneyland Resort later this month, you can still see these works of art in person at the following locations:

• Main Street Opera House, Disneyland park: Now through April 13
• Redwood Creek Challenge Trail, Disney California Adventure park: April 15-21
• Downtown Disney District: April 22

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