Emails, Guestbook and Requests:

In many emails, messages or requests we receive, we get a lot of question on how to become an actor or when does Disney Channel USA starts another season of Bug Juice. We, tourguides of the Disney Channel attraction, simply don't know if Disney will start another season and if so, how you will be able to participate. We advice you to keep an eye on Disney Channel's official website: www.disneychannel.com

On how to become an actor (on whatever Disney Channel show or Disney movie) we advice you to log on to Disney's official website. Many questions you have are answered on the official Disney website: www.disney.com

If we haven't been able to answer your questions the last couple of weeks, we apoligize. We are not able to answer the hundreds of emails we daily get from fans around the world.

We remind you that this website has never had the intention to inform people about Bug Juice. This site is first of all an explination about the attraction Disney Channel Television Studios, which is a guided visit in the studios of Disney Channel in France.

Thanks to you fans (of Bug Juice), we have been able to dedicate at least one page to your favorite Disney Channel program: Bug Juice.

What is Bug Juice?

"Bug Juice" tells of teen agers at summer camp. This documetary lets the campers talk about their feelings and show events in their life at camp such as love, heart break, best friend fights.

This completely unscripted documentary adventure series records the lives of a group of 12- to 14-year-olds who are away at camp for the summer. The campers are roughing it in the rugged mountain terrain, where they take part in camp activities like horseback riding, overnight river-rafting trips, a ropes course, and more. 

Perhaps the most appealing component to this series is the relationships that develop. As the kids experience the typical ups and downs of adolescence, viewers see friendships change and grow—and no one is voted off for not fitting in. Unlike the other reality TV out there, Bug Juice teaches values your kids need in the real world.

Bug Juice 1 Camp Waziyatah

Bug Juice 1 was set at Camp Waziyatah in Waterford, Maine. There were nearly 150 campers, but you look closely into Grove 4, who are the boys: Andy, Andrew, Asa, Connor, Ev, Hassan, Jason, Jon, & Malik...

...and Hill 4 who are the girls: Alison, Caitlin, Jenny, Kisha, Lauren, Martha, Megan, Sarai,& Stephanie.

There were two 4 weeks session. In the first session the boys got along so well and have in instant bond, but the girls were having problems. In the 2nd Session, Andy, Connor, Ev, and Jason left and got Max, Andy, Justin, and Patrick and in the girls Alison, Jenny, Lauren, Martha, and Megan and got Cammie, Molly, Annie, Anna, and Sarah. And the exact opposite happened, the girls had an instant bond but the guys were having problems.

Bug Juice 2 Camp Highlander

Campers arrive at Camp Highlander in the Blue Ridge Mountains of South Carlolina. This was filmed during the 1999 camp season.

Girls of Cabin 6, Session A: Nikki (Counselor), Annete, Libby, Marianne, Alex, Nicole, Sammy, Sarah, Jenny, Simana (Si), Amanda (Co-Counselor)Meredith (Head girls counselor) Boys of Cabin 28, Session A: Stephen, Sam, Alvin, KJ, Jared, Austin, Ricki, Alex (Mack), Chasen, Cohen (Counselor), Foti (Counselor)

       

Fan Mail and Links:

As we said earlier on this site, this website is not about Bug Juice. We simply dedicated a page to please all Bug Juice Fans. For fanmail about Bug Juice we advise you to write to Disney themselves, email or contact addresses can be found at: www.disney.com

If you want to share your Bug Juice pictures, your Bug Juice website or Bug Juice messages with us, you can write to: BugJuice2004@groups.msn.com

We cannot guarantee that emails will be answered, unless your question is about:

- Disney Channel Television Studios in France

- Walt Disney Studios in France

- Disneyland Resort Paris

- Park Disneyland Paris

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