I was getting bored with the game and its tired graphics when I saw, in the middle of the original site, an advertisement in their “Coming Soon” clip-board. I had since shown the game to my siblings and cousins, and they soon fell under its “spell”. I’ve basically grown-up with the computer and the first MMOG I ever played was Millsberry, a simple game run by the General Mills cereal company that I was addicted to. I’ll start at the very beginning, when I joined VMK.
I’m reviving this thread in commemoration of Virtual Magic Kingdom and VMKingdom’s one year closure, and so that I can reminisce and say things I desperately need to say. It's really cool! Ya'll should check it out. You make your own little character (similar to The Sims games) and then you go through this "Virtual Magic Kingdom" and they have games you can play with other players. Help us make this online world a better place to play!" The VMK currently features online versions of the Jungle Cruise, Pirates of the Caribbean, and a game called Castle Fireworks. Create your own adventures, control your Character and interact with Players from around the globe! Share thrilling competitions, exciting adventures and endless interactive Disney magic on the Internet. If your next trip to a Disney theme park is a ways off (or maybe even coming up soon) then why not try out the new beta version of Disney's Virtual Magic Kingdom]? "For a limited time you can be one of the first Guests to live inside Disney's new online multi-Player game.
Disney's Virtual Magic Kingdom: The Happiest Place in Cyberspace?
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