Nicolaas, Galt, California

Through the years, a number of episodes have been released on DVD, and earlier on video cassette.

Robert, Kissimmee, Florida

The Archives saved a number of pieces, such as a crash dummy, the height measuring tool, a marquee, and a road hazard sign picturing a cow and “Moo.”

Carrie, Santa Barbara, California

Others have also suggested such a book. Perhaps someday.

Fred, Placentia, California

I checked with Walt Disney Imagineering to get your answer. The Rebel Pilot is not Bill Rogers, but Rob Howe, and the Naboo Squad Leader is April Royster; neither of them works for Imagineering or ILM. Also, I’m told that Darren Criss (Glee, The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story) provided some miscellaneous voices.

Larry, Tampa, Florida

At times the Disney executives considered other possible sites in Florida, including Tampa, Daytona Beach, Ocala, Kissimmee, and the Miami area.

Avi, Irvine, California

There is no one specific choir for films, but Disney does have a cast member choir, which performs for the annual Candlelight Processionals and other events.

Bobo, Melbourne, Florida

There have been a number of double feature rereleases, such as Dumbo/Saludos Amigos (1949), The Shaggy Dog/The Absent-Minded Professor (1967), The Living Desert/The Vanishing Prairie (1971), Dumbo/The Legend of Lobo (1972), One Hundred and One Dalmatians/Swiss Family Robinson (1972) Old Yeller/The Incredible Journey (1974), Treasure Island/Dr. Syn Alias the Scarecrow (1975), Never a Dull Moment/The …

Dean, Orem, Utah

The Court des Angels, also known earlier as Le Grand Court, with its attractive staircase, balconies, and potted plants, was described by Walt Disney Imagineering in 1966 as a quiet place to get away from the hustle and bustle of New Orleans Square. They noted that the “intimate courtyards were lazy counterpoints to crowded markets.” …

Timothy, North Easton, Massachusetts

We cannot think of any instance where Jiminy Cricket played a ukulele in a cartoon.

Avi, Irvine, California

Disney’s Imagineers spent five months researching Lincoln’s exact measurements and physical appearance. There was intensive study of many photos, paintings, and written descriptions, including passages from Mary Lincoln’s diary.