By Courtney Potter
We’ve got a rumbly in our tumbly and a spring in our step, which can only mean one thing: It’s National Winnie the Pooh Day! (It might also mean we’re hungry, but that’s another story.) This adorable A.A. Milne character was first animated by Disney artists in Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree in 1966, and later appeared in many…
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By the D23 Team
Celebrate 50 years of Earth Day with a Disney twist! Across the worlds of Disney, plenty of classic characters have captured our hearts—Pascal, Judy Hopps, Simba, and Crush, just to name a few! And those characters are inspired by important animals from our own planet Earth. As part of the celebration, we put together a fun quiz to see if you can…
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By Jocelyn Buhlman
We look to Disney films for a variety of reasons—whether we need some inspiration, a feel-good moment, or a dramatic song to belt out in the shower—but, have you ever considered consulting a Disney character for Halloween costume inspiration? No, we don’t mean donning a princess dress to channel Cinderella or trading your legs for a tail to…
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By Karina Schink
Happy Year of the Pig! Today marks the beginning of the new year, and we are so excited to celebrate what we’re sure will be a good one. While the party has already started at Disney California Adventure, we still have one burning question we need answered: Which Disney pig are you? Snout knowing is just not acceptable, so trot ahead and see which…
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By Jim Fanning
An eventful “Winds-day,” a bothersome rainstorm, a nightmare-full of honey-hungry hallucinations, and the first appearance of a very bouncy buddy—all of these elements combined to help create Walt Disney’s Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day. A whimsical sequel to Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree (1966), Disney’s second visit to the…
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By Jocelyn Buhlman
On Monday, July 30, we bounced over to The Walt Disney Studios for a magical evening in celebration of Disney’s new film Christopher Robin. We had the honor of attending a special ceremony honoring Disney Legends Richard M. and Robert B. Sherman with a soundstage dedication, before we stepped out onto the red carpet for more fun with voice…
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By Karina Schink
The Hundred Acre Wood is filled with lots of lovable characters that we often find ourselves relating to. Do you think, think, think too much? Do you always find yourself giving advice to all of your friends? Or do you find yourself constantly craving a little something sweet? Well, this test will tell which one of Christopher Robin’s friends you…
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By Karina Schink
Ever since he made his debut in 1966, we haven’t been able to get enough of the always cute and cuddly Winnie the Pooh and the Hundred Acre Wood gang. And this year, we get to go on another adventure when Christopher Robin hits theaters on August 3. We can’t wait to say hello again to our favorite forest-y friends, but in the meantime, we can…
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By Beth Deitchman
Many Christmases ago—before the days of DisneyNOW… before the days of Movies Anywhere… even before the days of D23—Disney fans had a very different way of experiencing holiday specials on the small screen. Sure, we could watch them any time—after we sat through the rewinding process, if we were watching on VHS—but we couldn’t watch…
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Celebrate some of the most legendary artists behind classic Disney animated films with this year’s D23 Member Gift.
By Greg Ehrbar
The first “nine old men” were Supreme Court justices—all more than 90 years old—who were trying to block President Franklin Roosevelt’s “New Deal” in the mid-1930s. When Walt Disney selected his first-string…
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