Disney Trivia (Expert Edition)

[Bucs300]

3. What was the name of the first studio started by Walt Disney in Kansas City?

Laugh-O-Gram Studio?

[Bucs300]

5. According to the Themed Entertainment Association, what was the number one attended theme park/amusement park in 2010 and what was the attendance?

Magic Kingdom with 16,972,000 visitors?

[badkitty]

2. Who was the first “Disney Legend” and when was it awarded?

Fred Macmurray awarded in 1987?

Correct!

[badkitty]

3. What was the name of the first studio started by Walt Disney in Kansas City?

Laugh-O-Gram Studio?

Laugh-O-Gram is usually highlighted in discussions of Walt's past in Kansas City but it was actually the second of two studios he had there.

[badkitty]

5. According to the Themed Entertainment Association, what was the number one attended theme park/amusement park in 2010 and what was the attendance?

Magic Kingdom with 16,972,000 visitors?

Correct!

For the extreme trivia nut like me :
Impressively, Disney Parks had the next seven entries in the top 10 parks in the world and Disney California Adventure was #11:

#2 DISNEYLAND, Anaheim, CA, U.S.A., 15,980,000
#3 TOKYO DISNEYLAND, Tokyo, Japan, 14,452,000
#4 TOKYO DISNEYSEA, Tokyo, Japan, 12,663,000
#5 EPCOT at Walt Disney World, U.S.A., 10,825,000
#6 DISNEYLAND PARK at Disneyland Paris, France, 10,500,000
#7 DISNEY’S ANIMAL KINGDOM at Walt Disney World, U.S.A., 9,686,000
#8 DISNEY’S HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS at Walt Disney World, U.S.A., 9,603,000

As a comparison, Universal's two FL parks came in at #12 and #13 with 5.9M each.

[Bucs300]

Hhmmm I always thought Laugh-O-Gram Films was the first studio he opened there. I'm not sure what it is then.

[Joannelet]

Laugh-O-Gram is usually highlighted in discussions of Walt's past in Kansas City but it was actually the second of two studios he had there.

Is number 3's answer Kaycee Studios?

[Joannelet]

Badkitty let me know if question number 3 is correct
If so I will do the next set.

[badkitty]

Is number 3's answer Kaycee Studios?

Correct! That is the answer I was looking for.

According to a new book by Timothy S. Susanin on Walt Disney's early years, Kaycee Studios was the first of four studios started in Kansas City including Laugh-o-Gram Films. Some of the Laugh-O-Gram fairy tales were produced at Kaycee Studios.

Okay, Joannelet, we await your new list of questions!

[Joannelet]

1. Marty Sklar has come up with a doctrine to explain the elements needed for the Imagineers to use for their design and development. What does Marty call this doctrine of guidelines?

2. In TOT there is an inspection certificate signed by Mr. Cadwallader and numbered 10259 who is he and what is the significance of the number?

3. What is Doc Hudson's license plate?

4. There is a plaque in Fantasyland of a man's quote whom the Disney company liked the way he lived his life. The man has appeared on Oprah and was an internet sensation before he passed away from cancer in 2008. What is this man's name?

5. The fountain in DHS located near the Studio Catering Company is a prop from what movie? (hint: the movie was one of the biggest early successes of the company during Eisner's time there and played a part in getting DHS project off the ground).

[Zawadi]

Thanks for the set of questions joannelet

3. What is Doc Hudson's license plate?

HH51MD

PS: I did like the tribute of Doc Hudson in Cars2

[Bucs300]

I'm gonna try to answer all 5 but I'm a little unsure on a couple of them lol.

1. Mickey's Ten Commandments

2. Mr. Cadwallader was the deal maker from the episode Escape Clause. The number 10259 marks the date Oct. 2, 1959, which is the date The Twilight Zone first aired.

3. 51HHMD

4. Dr. Randy Pausch

5. Splash

[Zawadi]

2. In TOT there is an inspection certificate signed by Mr. Cadwallader and numbered 10259 who is he and what is the significance of the number?

A question about my favourite WDW ride

Elevator inspection certificate 10 Feb 1959 Oops Oct 2, 1959 as it is in US format.

The date is the first airing of "The Twilight Zone"

[Joannelet]

Thanks for the set of questions joannelet

3. What is Doc Hudson's license plate?

HH51MD

PS: I did like the tribute of Doc Hudson in Cars2

Correct! Yes so did I! I of course cried! Lol

[Joannelet]

I'm gonna try to answer all 5 but I'm a little unsure on a couple of them lol.

1. Mickey's Ten Commandments

2. Mr. Cadwallader was the deal maker from the episode Escape Clause. The number 10259 marks the date Oct. 2, 1959, which is the date The Twilight Zone first aired.

3. 51HHMD

4. Dr. Randy Pausch

5. Splash

Great job! You got em all right! Guess they were too easy since you answered them so fast!

[Joannelet]

2. In TOT there is an inspection certificate signed by Mr. Cadwallader and numbered 10259 who is he and what is the significance of the number?

A question about my favourite WDW ride

Elevator inspection certificate 10 Feb 1959 Oops Oct 2, 1959 as it is in US format.

The date is the first airing of "The Twilight Zone"

Lol I threw that one in there just for you Zawadi!

[Bucs300]

Here's one for everybody, all the questions are about The Great Movie Ride....

1. How many seperate ride scenes are there?

2. What's unique about the plane in the Casablanca scene?

3. In the gangster scene what is the license plate number on the car and what does it mean?

4. In the opening of the ride the Cast Member yells out " Ready when you are C.B." What does C.B. stand for?

5. What is the name of the saloon that Clint Eastwood is standing in front of in his scene?

[Zawadi]

4. In the opening of the ride the Cast Member yells out " Ready when you are C.B." What does C.B. stand for?

Cecil B DeMille

This is a parody of a line said by Gloria Swanson in Billy Wilder's Sunset Boulevard - "I'm ready for my close up Mr DeMille."

[Bucs300]

4. In the opening of the ride the Cast Member yells out " Ready when you are C.B." What does C.B. stand for?

Cecil B DeMille

This is a parody of a line said by Gloria Swanson in Billy Wilder's Sunset Boulevard - "I'm ready for my close up Mr DeMille."

That answer is correct!!

One down and four to go now.

[Joannelet]

Here's one for everybody, all the questions are about The Great Movie Ride....

2. What's unique about the plane in the Casablanca scene?

Some people think this was the actual plane used in the movie but was not. It allegedly was used in the movie Tarzans NY adventure and other films in the 1940's before Disney bought it. Half of it is cut off (the back portion) and can be seen on the jungle cruise.
I am not sure though if thats the uniqueness about the plane that you are looking for.