[Disney Quiz] Quizzes about Disney’s history and theme parks

river

In the Hundred Acre Wood where the story is set, the river’s flow is one of the cherished landscapes. The light-blue lines drawn on the floor are a production that evokes that river. Realizing that even the design underfoot is connected to the story makes you admire the attention to detail.

smile

The cast are not just staff; they are set as “butlers and maids” who serve the master of the manor, a ghost. There is a story that it is inappropriate for living humans—especially servants—to behave cheerfully in front of their master, who is a ghost. Their consistently calm tone, impassive expressions, and attire that matches the atmosphere together deepen the portrayal of the mansion’s world.

Timothy

Timothy is Dumbo’s small mouse best friend who encourages him in the film Dumbo. In the attraction, he’s depicted watching over the Dumbos from the center. It’s a staging where the partner who gave him a push in the story is conducting while watching over him from the heart of the sky. Knowing this background lets you feel the attraction’s world more deeply.

Bonjour

Among the areas in Tokyo Disneyland, the Beauty and the Beast area is one that most vividly recreates its world. Greetings here use words inspired by France, the story’s setting. The moment you step into the area, you’ll feel as if you’ve wandered into a French village. Along with the atmosphere of the buildings and the music, be sure to pay attention to the greetings and enjoy them as well.

Mississippi River

In 1983, just before the opening of Disneyland, water from the Mississippi River—an emblem of America—was actually brought over and poured into the Rivers of America during the launch ceremony for the Mark Twain Riverboat. Knowing the background, the scenery looks a little different, doesn’t it?