Draft:Playhouse Disney

1st ID (February 1, 1999-2001?)
Visuals: As well as the idents, at the end is the Playhouse Disney logo (the Disney Channel logo with the channel text is gone and at the top is "playhouse" in colorful) which shows a person standing at the middle.
 * Rocket: It starts off with king inside a rocket, flying up from space. Then the rocket goes around the moon and going at the ocean (where the X is marked). Then the rocket splashes at the ocean where the rocket turns itself into a submarine. Lots of fish go ahead of the submarine where they look at it just then the submarine turns itself into a rocket again. It splashes water all over and grows legs. It walks through the jungle and when they got out of the jungle, it shows a sunny and a grass where the rocket stopped using it's legs and lays down as it grows a ladder. The door opens as a girl with a black pink striped shirt, waving. Then the Playhouse Disney logo forms up at the sky as the girl is standing.

Technique: 2D and 3D computer animation mixed with live action footage by Beehive.

Audio: There is a list of IDs of the audio:
 * Rocket: A happy joyful tune by including sound effects, splashing sounds and the fish talking making bubbling sounds.

Availability: Retired in April 2001, upon the introduction of the second on-air look.

2nd ID (2000-2003?)
Visuals: We see the 1999-2002 Playhouse Disney logo. Then a rocket appears, flying up to the screen. We cut to the rocket diving into an ocean. Then we cut to clips of various Playhouse Disney shows of the era (PB&J Otter, Out of the Box, Bear in the Big Blue House, The Book of Pooh, Madeline, The Little Mermaid, Rolie Polie Olie, and the lost Stanley pilot) and their logos, as well as some kids playing. At the end, Olie from Rolie Polie Olie crashes into the screen and we cut back to the Playhouse Disney logo.

Variants:
 * When this aired on Playhouse Disney as a promo, some of the clips were different.
 * Originally, there were clips from The Book of Pooh and Out of the Box instead of clips from the lost Stanley pilot.
 * In 2002, the clips were changed to reflect the rebrand of the Playhouse Disney block.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: A jazz/techno theme with a man scatting throughout and a deep voice saying "Groove it on..." known as "Scatterbrain" by Andrew Blythe and Marten Joustra. There are also several sound effects (whooshes, an explosion, Hanna-Barbera sounds, etc.).

Audio Variants:
 * On VHS tapes, the deep voice is absent and then-current Playhouse Disney announcer Allyce Beasley says "Playhouse Disney! Every morning, only on... Disney Channel!"
 * When this aired on Playhouse Disney as a promo, the theme and sound effects were slightly different.
 * The post-2001 promos have relatively few sound effects and Allyce Beasley saying "Catch [NAME OF SHOW] every morning inside Playhouse Disney, where learning is powered by imagination!"

Availability: Seen on VHS tapes of The Book of Pooh and Rolie Polie Olie, as well as the 25th Anniversary Edition VHS of The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, and the 2002 VHS of Winnie the Pooh: Un-Valentine's Day.

3rd ID (April 16, 2001-March 30, 2007)
Visuals: There are multiple variations, but the general theme is showcasing children at play on abstract, patterned backgrounds.

Variants:
 * Hats - A boy flips a top hat in his hands; stars fall from it as he puts it on his head and pulls on the brim. Next, a girl puts on a pith helmet while a blue elephant's trunk brays behind her. Then, another girl puts on a beret and flips a pink scarf over her shoulder, as a purple cartoon rendition of the Eiffel Tower wobbles in the background. Next, another boy puts on a pirate hat, and "squawks" like a parrot, while a lime green sailboat moves leftward in the background. Finally, a third boy wearing a sailor's cap turns to face the viewer, and throws a salute as the logo is seen.
 * Silly Faces - The ID is comprised of quick shots of children playing with each other, laughing, and making faces. The ID ends with the logo flying in from the top of the screen and settling at the bottom left, while a shot of the 1st boy laughing slides in next to the logo, and the slogan wipes in from left to right.
 * Jack-in-the-Box - We start on a close-up of a red jack-in-the-box. Next, a cut to three children, where a boy cranks the jack-in-the-box, and it reveals a paintbrush and palette; the other two children react with surprise. Then, another boy hands the box to another girl, who cranks it again; out pops a book, which opens and reveals letters of the alphabet. Like before, the girl reacts with a surprised look. It then cuts to a final shot of two girls holding the jack-in-the-box and smiling, which slides in from the right as the logo and slogan appear.
 * Fishing - A boy fishes from a red wash tub as two children watch. He fishes a multicolored shoe with spots out of the bucket as the other children react with surprise. It then cuts to two other children; a girl fishing from the same tub, while another boy watches. She fishes out a yellow fish wearing a top hat, which tips its hat as we cut to a close-up of the girl looking surprised. The fish returns to the bucket as the children watch. The ID ends on a shot of another girl splashing in the bucket as the logo and slogan appear.

Seasonal and Holiday Variants: These followed the same structure, ending with the name of the season (or holiday) on a white, abstract cloud-like shape, and the Playhouse Disney logo appearing either on the right of the screen (from 2001-2002) or the left (from 2002-2007).
 * Spring - On a yellow background with orange and blue flowers, two girls are seen hula-hooping. It cuts to a close-up of one girl with a red hula-hoop, before cutting to an the abstract 'cloud' expanding and shrinking on the right side of the screen, with the text "It's Spring!". The Playhouse Disney logo slides up from the bottom of the screen.
 * Summer - On a light blue background with moving waves, an upside-down boy is seen smiling as two fish (one yellow, and one orange) swim in opposite directions behind him. The boy moves upward, and bubbles rise from each fish's mouths. One bubble rises from the bottom right of the screen and morphs into the abstract 'cloud'. The text "It's Summer!" briefly expands and shrinks into the 'cloud' just as the orange fish exits the frame, and the Playhouse Disney logo appears.
 * Fall - On a light orange background with multicolored leaves falling, a girl pulls a boy on a red wagon walking from right to left. The abstract 'cloud' slides in from the left and compresses on the right of the frame; the text "It's Fall" appears on the shape, while the Playhouse Disney logo slides up from the bottom left of the screen.
 * Winter - On a pastel blue background with falling snowflakes, a visual of a boy twirling in a circle is shown repeating at various sizes and places across the screen. Soon, the shots of the boy disappear, and the abstract 'cloud' bounces on the top left corner of the screen. The text "It's Winter!" appears on the shape, while the Playhouse Disney logo slides up from the bottom.
 * In the later version of this ID, the 'cloud' slides in from the top of the screen and settles in the top right, while the 2002 Playhouse Disney logo bounces up from the bottom left.
 * New Year's - On the same background as the Winter ID, footage of the boy in a top hat (from the Hats ID) is seen. After he tips his hat, the ad ends like the later version of the Winter ID, except the text reads "Happy New Year!".
 * Easter - On the same background as the Spring ID, a cartoon bunny bounces in from the left side of the screen. It hops to the right and quickly turns to face the viewer; it then bounces forward and exits the frame at the bottom of the screen. On the right of the frame, the abstract 'cloud' quickly expands and shrinks until it settles into place, with the text "Happy Easter!" growing and shrinking into the shape, and with the Playhouse Disney logo appearing.
 * Fourth of July - On an abstract red background with two blue flower-like shapes at the top and bottom, multiple white stars grow and shrink at various places on the screen. The white cloud object quickly expands and settles into place as the text "Happy 4th of July!" appears, as well as the logo.
 * Halloween - On the same background as the Fall ID, a cartoon black cat appears and winks at the viewer. The cat leaps down to the bottom right as the abstract 'cloud' quickly moves from the left and compresses at the right of the frame. After the cat exits, the text "Happy Halloween!" appears on the shape, and the logo moves up from the bottom left of the screen.
 * Thanksgiving - Same as the Halloween ID, except the cat is replaced by a turkey that shakes its tail, and the text "Happy Thanksgiving!" appears on the abstract shape.

Technique: A combination of 2D animation and chroma-key technology, like the 1st ID, this was done by Beehive.

Audio: Various themes that interpolate Playhouse Disney's jingle, depending on the variant.

Audio Variant: On IDs from 2001-2003 (with the exception of the seasonal and holiday IDs), then-current Playhouse Disney announcer Allyce Beasley says "You're inside Playhouse Disney" at the end.

Availability:
 * Retired by April 2007, upon the introduction of the on-air look designed by Ca-Square.
 * The "Jack-in-the-Box" bumper can be seen when the "Bonus JoJo's Circus Episode" option is selected on the Higglytown Heroes DVDs: "On the Move" and "To the Rescue".

Legacy:These ID's are a big source of nostalgia for anyone who grew up with the channel around the 2000's