Lexi, Orlando, Florida

Even though most have been revised and/or renamed, the only attractions still at Disneyland today that were there on opening day, July 17, 1955, are: King Arthur Carrousel, Peter Pan’s Flight, Mad Tea Party, Snow White’s Adventures, Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride, Autopia, Santa Fe and Disneyland Railroad, Horse-drawn Streetcars, Main Street Cinema, Jungle Cruise, Mark …

Hannah, Mount Juliet, Tennessee

I know of no plans for a DVD release. They were released on VHS in 2000 and 2002.

Nick, Annapolis, Maryland

No, he does not.

Jeremy, Los Angeles, California

Games in Toy Story Midway Mania were swapped out to incorporate new characters from Toy Story 3.

JC, Anaheim, California

Most of the Disney cartoon shorts were released in the Walt Disney Treasures DVD series.

Jay, Los Angeles, California

The writers would have to do research for the stories, but the characters and their personalities are already established in the animated features. For television series, the aim is always to have the characters look like and act like the ones in the original features, but sometimes a few revisions have to be made.

Kyesha, Fresno, California

There are no current plans for a re-release of Song of the South.

Betsy, Kennewick, Washington

It is a building directory, which is changed as staff members move into or out of the building. I know of no photos.

Keith, Port Orchard, Washington

While the number changes from time to time, there are currently about a dozen people in the Archives/Photo Library. The Archives staff is constantly on the lookout for materials for the collection—some things come on regular distribution lists and others are asked for separately. The Archives has been around long enough that it is well …

Avi, Irvine, California

The largest might be the Yeti in Expedition Everest at Disney’s Animal Kingdom (he’s the most powerful) or the Fantasmic dragon (he is the tallest); for the smallest, perhaps Chef Remy over at World Showcase in Epcot.