Please to remember the quiz in November...Day 24....answer added.

[hildasmuriel]

1)

• Who is this person?
• What is the connection to DLP?

2) Fill in the blanks.........

________________ is said to be 2 deg higher in temperature than other lands in the Park. This is because of ________________________.


3) What was this place called?

4) Why are the Castle and DLH painted pink?


5) Fill in the blanks...............


Between Fantasyland and Discoveryland was a counter service restaurant called___________________. In 1993 lack of demand led to its closure and an arcade opened there the following year called ______________. The building was divided in two in 2002. The Annual Passport office took one half and the other half became ______________, which closed in 2005 to make a backstage area for Buzz Lightyear.

 

[lilo68]

pm sent

 

[scampbunny]

pm sent

 

[MinnieVanMom]

Fading fast, send the medical personnel, I have no brain left to think.

 

[pyebibby]

pm sent

 

[Belle's World]

pm sent

 

[pyebibby]

and another pm sent

 

[MinnieVanMom]

PM sent, not all the answers, who the heck is that lady?

 

[A Small World]

PM sent

 

[poppie123]

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[Mum to Belle]

PM sent

 

[hildasmuriel]

Last chance to answer.

 

[Suzi-Q]

pm sent

 

[hildasmuriel]

1) That is a screen shot of Julie Delpy in Cinemagique - obviously that is her link to DLP.

2) Adventureland is said to be 2 deg higher in temperature than other lands in the Park. This is because of the tropical plants.

3) Los Angeles Bar and Grill.

4) To make them stand out and look warm against the dull/grey northern European skies.

5) Between Fantasyland and Discoveryland was a counter service restaurant called Cafe des Visionnaires. In 1993 lack of demand led to its closure and an arcade opened there the following year called Arcade des Visionnaires. The building was divided in two in 2002. The Annual Passport office took one half and the other half became Arcade Omega which closed in 2005 to make a backstage area for Buzz Lightyear.