:It’s the beauty of Disney – it holds different memories… different meanings… for everyone."

"I can almost envision Alice and I walking hand in hand among the croquet match, listening to the Queen of Hearts demand her bounty of rolling heads, and trying to make heads and tails of who is winning the confounded game. Am I leading her to safety or is she leading me?"

"While many critics and fans laud the technological advances of this franchise, the moving and uniquely relevant story often gets overlooked."

"1940 ended with two critical and soon-to-become classics costing the Disney Studio. Much needed profits were not rolling in. A war overseas threatened worldwide film distribution, not to mention the threat of American involvement."

As Mickey was evolving, the company was too, and 1939 was showing the studio was prepared to tell the world new stories and show new ways to tell them… but was the world ready?

"Join me as I share a few artifacts from the time "flat" Fantasyland was transformed into a rich world of enticing detail, a realm welcoming guests into three-dimensional enchantment!

"Guests can act out the scenes from Disney movies as if they really are the characters and the movie scenes seem to really happen."

"Snow White is as exciting as a Western, as funny as a haywire comedy. It combines the classic idiom of folklore drama with rollicking comic-strip humor.”