By When Magic Kingdom’s Hall of Presidents first opened, Abraham Lincoln was the only president with a speaking role. Can you name the second U.S. president to receive a speaking role in this attraction?
Frankenweenie – The Little Dog That Could
Frankenweenie is actually a tale of two films – each very different from the other, though both created by the creepy genius that is the mind of Tim Burton. Read on for more about this warmly haunting holiday film. Also – find out who else is buried in Sparky’s pet cemetery!
The First Muppet Network TV Star!
Put on your Bunsen Honeydew thinking cap for this one! Do you know which Muppet was the first to have a regular spot on a network television show? Hint – this Muppet also performed in television ads for Purina pet food. Read on to find out the origins of this fan favorite!
Disney’s First Villain
Disney’s first true villain never appeared in a Disney film, but he was very real. Meet Charles Mintz – the man who all but ruined Walt’s first chance at huge success. But before you read on – do you know which animated Disney character name was inspired by Charles Mintz? Hint – it’s a Pixar character.
Disneyland PM (Pre-Monorail)
Do you know what attraction preceded the Monorail as a futuristic transportation demonstration in Disneyland? Take a guess and then ride the rail for the answer!
Name That President!
Do you know which U.S. President was the first to appear in a Disney park? Take a guess, then click to see if you are correct. Hint: it is not Abraham Lincoln!
“You Can’t Top Pigs With Pigs”
Always an innovator, and rarely a duplicator, Walt Disney was at his best when he was breaking new ground. He introduced the world to the perky personality of Mickey Mouse, added sound to cartoon shorts, created the first full-length animated feature, invented a new form of family theme park entertainment,
