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What does EPCOT stand for?

What does EPCOT stand for?

There's no question that Walt Disney was a visionary — his vision was so strong that even though he wasn't around to see it, Walt Disney World was still seen to fruition after his death. Not only that, they opened several more parks on the land that he had gobbled up...

What type of dog is Lady from Lady and the Tramp?

What type of dog is Lady from Lady and the Tramp?

Is there anything more romantic than eating the same noodle of spaghetti as your crush? I’ve never done that, but I don’t imagine kissing someone with spaghetti in your mouth and sauce all over both of your faces would be that enjoyable. Then again, I’m not a...

Which classic Disneyland attraction was NOT running on opening day in 1955?

Which classic Disneyland attraction was NOT running on opening day in 1955?

One of my favorite parts of Disneyland is that you can still get those opening day vibes, especially when you visit some of the old-school rides that have preserved much of their original charm — even after decades of refurbishments and small updates. There are some truly iconic attractions that have...

What's the name of the pilot from DuckTales?

What's the name of the pilot from DuckTales?

Racecars, lasers, aeroplanes — life in Duckburg really is a duckblur. If you hummed the theme song to the late '80s cartoon DuckTales while reading that, then we're friends now. Also, you might know the answer to this trivia question. DuckTales hit the airwaves in 1987 and opened up an entire...

What does Ariel call a fork in 1989's The Little Mermaid?

What does Ariel call a fork in 1989's The Little Mermaid?

Live-action remakes are interesting and all, but personally I prefer the old-school days of hand-drawn animation. 1989's The Little Mermaid was a hit in every way you can possibly imagine — despite the fact that Ariel's knowledge of human artifacts isn't exactly spot on. What did she call a fork? Click...

What year did Disneyland open?

What year did Disneyland open?

I mean, Disneyland is pretty cool. It's somehow timeless yet always changing and pushing the boundaries of human creativity. Also, the churros. I'm betting you have a vague sense of when this happy place first opened its gates for kids and kids at heart alike, but let's test your memory....