Dalton, New York, New York

The Walt Disney Studio keeps architectural drawings of sets. However, copies are not available to be purchased.

E., Evanston, Illinois

Walt Disney saw very little development done on Magic Kingdom. Preliminary layouts of the park were incorporated in the property-wide schematic that was showcased in the EPCOT Film, which was shot on camera in October 1966. But detailed drawings of the park and specific concepts were not done until after his death.

Dolores, Peoria, Arizona

The original negatives and protection prints of all of the Disney films are stored in a secure location. As do other motion picture companies, Disney supplies a copy of a film to the Library of Congress if it is requested.

Liz, Sparks, Nevada

They are still being used for special promotions.

Joseph, Nevada City, California

Ariel’s lead animator Glen Keane recently said, “I was supposed to animate Ursula, but when I heard Jodi Benson sing ‘Part of Your World,’ I said, ‘I have to draw that character!’ I talked to [directors] Ron [Clements] and John [Musker] and said. ‘I’ve gotta draw Ariel.’ They asked, ‘Can you draw a pretty girl?’ …

Chris, Las Vegas, Nevada

Fuzzbucket was a 1986 Disney television film starring Chris Hebert and Phil Fondacaro. It was released on DVD in 2011 in the Disney Generations Collection.

Erica, Kissimmee, Florida

Pete Renoudet did the voice of Captain Nemo in the attraction.

Nicolas, Silver Spring, Maryland

There is another Snow White fairy tale from the Brothers Grimm where a girl named Snow White has a sister named Rose Red, but that is a different story than the one used by Disney.

Christopher, Lolo, Montana

The last one in black and white was actually Mickey’s Kangaroo. Even though The Band Concert, the first one in color, was released in early 1935, two black-and-white ones followed it—Mickey’s Service Station and Mickey’s Kangaroo. From then on, all the rest of the Mickey cartoons were in color.

William, El Cajon, California

This is a bisque figure, made in Japan, and distributed in the U.S. in the 1930s by the George Borgfeldt Co. There was also a canoe with Donald Duck in it. There have been examples offered on eBay recently.