You’ll Always Be a Prince to Me: 30 Years of Aladdin
Thirty years ago, audiences around the world entered a veritable Cave of Wonders with the release of Aladdin.
See moreThirty years ago, audiences around the world entered a veritable Cave of Wonders with the release of Aladdin.
See moreDisney100: The Exhibition invites guests to step into their favorite stories using innovation and immersive technology throughout ten galleries in the 15,000-square-foot exhibit.
See moreJust as Magic Kingdom Park, and all of Walt Disney World Resort, had beforehand, EPCOT Center (now known as EPCOT) opened its gates on October 1.
See moreWe celebrate the 10th anniversary release of Prometheus. Ridley Scott returned to the Alien universe to direct the fifth film in the franchise.
See moreReleased on January 25, 1961, One Hundred and One Dalmatians is an adaptation of the children’s novel The Hundred and One Dalmatians by Dodie Smith.
See moreWith All That Glitters: The Crown Jewels of the Walt Disney Archives, viewers get an up-close view of some of our favorite pieces from Disney, Lucasfilm, and Marvel projects.
See moreBy the D23 Team The Walt Disney Archives holds a vast collection of Disney history, from gorgeous matte paintings to Disney Parks Audio-Animatronics®—it’s hard to pick just one item as a favorite. Well, we decided to challenge some of the stars of Adventure Thru the Walt Disney Archives to try and do just that! We …
See moreBy Christina Pappous, Walt Disney Archives Halloween is here at last! We are ready to don our festive costumes and fill up our Trick-or-Treat bags with delicious candy. But first, let’s glean a little investigative inspiration from the final installment of our 20th Century Fox “Spooktacular.” We are hot on the case of The X-Files, …
See moreThe Walt Disney Archives is a fairly small department, so there are rarely jobs available. All Disney cast members are welcome to use the Archives, but if you are writing a book, there would be special rules. You can contact the Archives for more information.
See moreYes, those fascinating tapes covering about 6 1/2 hours of the story meetings, are in the Walt Disney Archives.
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