Did You Know...Disney Style!!!!

[WDWLIGHTNINGZ]

No

DYK these are the avg numbers of CM's per park

Disneyland - 8,000
Disneyland Paris - 14,000
Disney-MGM Studios - 2,800 to 4,500
Epcot - 5,000 to 7,000
Magic Kingdom - 6,000 to 8,000
Pleasure Island - 300
Property-wide (WDW Co.) - 35,000
Tokyo Disneyland - 6,000
Typhoon Lagoon - 380

 

[SplshMtnLvr28]

Nope...

Did you know that the biggest hidden mickey is (or, was) located in Disney MGM Studios?

 

[Nascar48]

If your talking about the Mickey head shaped water tower than yes. But it wouldn't really be a hidden mickey if it's out in the open and not hidden.

DYK that Space Mountain was originally going to be named "Space Port"?

 

[marypops!]

nope (and there was a hidden mickey in MGM just find a map that was from before the hat was added and turn it upside down )

DYK the working title of High School Musical was "High School Musical"? (true and i only know that because nothing was on TV except HSM and that was ending so i thought i may as well watch the ending since something good was coming on after...)

 

[DollfieDreams]

dyk: the name disney is french. there is a town in france called isney, and if someone was from isney, they'd spell it d'isney, or "of/from isney". over time it was just shortened to disney.

 

[EeyoreFan1]

Its sad that I've known approx. 80% of these, and have found something wrong with about 10 of them?


Ok,

DYK what they use to water the plants with in Disney?

 

[Nascar48]

No, I don't, what do they use?

DYK that Disneyland's Matterhorn has a small half court basketball court inside of it?

 

[marypops!]

yup

(not sure this is true) DYK that during the time when POTC was being made, fake skeletons were too fake so they decided to use real skeletons (that's probably fake but it's something i remember)

DYK the trees that hold the Swiss Family Treehouse in WDW and Tarzan's Treehouse in DLR both have a name (which i can't remember) and are both different trees... now if only i could remember them