Walt Disney World logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Walt Disney World Logo PNG Walt Disney World is one of the most famous entertainment parks across the globe.
- It was opened in 1971 and includes a few hotels, water parks, and shopping spots.
- The complex has more than 50 million visitors per year.
- Meaning and history 1971 – 1996 The Walt Disney World logo created in 1971 featured a bold black inscription in the title case of a modern and smooth sans-serif typeface with softened angles yet straight cuts of the lines’ ends.
- The face of the popular character was replaced by the globe.
- 1996 – 2005 The Walt Disney World visual identity redesign of 1996 introduced a more elegant and light insignia with a cursive purple ole lettering surrounded by yellow stars and a sleek arched line covering the whole logo.
- The delicate uppercase “Resort” was placed under the right part of the inscription, in a lighter shade of purple, and was executed in a classy serif typeface.
- 2005 – Today The current Walt Disney World logo is instantly recognizable all over the world.
- Using the Walt Disney iconic wordmark since 1996, the brand also added a beautiful graphical element to its visual identity in 2005.
- The Walt Disney World nameplate uses two different styles of lettering.
- The first part, “Walt Disney”, is written in the iconic company’s typeface, which is similar to Waltograph, created by Justin Callaghan.
- The second, “World”, the part is executed in a classic serif font, which is elegant and simple.
- The Walt Disney World emblem, placed above the wordmark is composed of light blue curved clouds and a Cinderella Castle with three red flags on its towers.
- The light blue color palette of the Walt Disney World visual identity evokes a sense of friendliness and kindness, showing the brand as creative, comfortable and loyal.
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