Disney Trivia (Expert Edition)

[Joannelet]

Time Rovers

I think it actually says Time Machine on the vehicle but I'm going to give you Time Rover
So yes that is correct!

[Zawadi]

3) Who initially sponsored Illuminations?

General Electric

[Zawadi]

5)What is the courtyard in front of Mission: Space called?

Planetary Plaza

[Joannelet]

General Electric

Correct!! Number 3 is answered!

[Joannelet]

Planetary Plaza

Correct again!

Numbers 3,4,5 are answered
1,2 are still open!

[Zawadi]

1) in the last two scenes in the carousel of progress the clocks are set to the same time...what time are the clocks set to?

The only place that I found an answer to this was on flickr. A picture of scene 3 showed the cuckoo clock at 5:50

[Joannelet]

LOL correct they are actually set to 5:45pm
Very good!! I just took notice of this the last two times I was there so i'd figure I'd ask
So nope its not in any book! LOL
Good job Zawadi!!
I think we are the only ones playing!! But I love it!

[Zawadi]

2) Which park at opening had cast members develop (niches) or stories that they actually worked and lived at that theme park?

I don't know this one so I've got a 75% chance of getting it wrong

Based on several interactions with the CMs on Tower of Terror, I'm going guess at Disney Studios.

I think we are the only ones playing!! But I love it!

I'd expect it to be quiet at this time of year. Only us Disney "nuts" will be playing

[Joannelet]

I don't know this one so I've got a 75% chance of getting it wrong

Based on several interactions with the CMs on Tower of Terror, I'm going guess at Disney Studios.


I'd expect it to be quiet at this time of year. Only us Disney "nuts" will be playing

No, I had a feeling though that you were going to say it based on that But no Hollywood Studios is incorrect

and
true true to your comment about only us Disney nuts would still be playing this time of year LOL

[Giggy]

1 in 3 chance of getting this right so may as well give it a go...


Magic Kingdom with 6 (now 7) lands that are all completely different in terms of style and atmosphere there is a lot of scope to develop individual stories.

[Then again I guess the same could be said about the others 2...]

[Joannelet]

1 in 3 chance of getting this right so may as well give it a go...


Magic Kingdom with 6 (now 7) lands that are all completely different in terms of style and atmosphere there is a lot of scope to develop individual stories.

[Then again I guess the same could be said about the others 2...]

Good guess no but not MK!!
Glad to see someone else is playing!! YAY!

[Zawadi]

50/50 shot.

Based on the word "living" in the question. I'm going for the countries in World Showcase - therefore EPCOT

[Joannelet]

No, the answer is ANIMAL KINGDOM!
When DAK first opened the cast members were to act as if they lived and worked there.
Each area's cast members had developed niches or stories to go along with the area they were in.
I started employement there in August of 1998 and they had already stopped these storylines.

[Zawadi]

Drat! I got that last question well and truly wrong. Now I know why I don't do the lottery!

1. How many different scents can you smell on Soarin'?
2. Which Country Bear plays the mouth harp?
3. In which year did Mugsi Tocatta make her first appearance?
4. Where can your hear "Ready when you are C.B."?
5. How many people can each train on Big Thunder Mountain hold?

Next set of questions ...

[Joannelet]

1. How many different scents can you smell on Soarin?

I'm going to say 3.
The scent of oranges, scent of evergreens, and the scent of sea breeze

[Joannelet]

1. How many people can each train on Big Thunder Mountain hold?

45 people per train.
There are 5 cars that make up a train and each car can hold 9 people

[Joannelet]

1. Which Country Bear plays the mouth harp?

Fred, he is the one wearing blue jeans held up by suspenders and wearing a tie

[Zawadi]

I'm going to say 3.
The scent of oranges, scent of evergreens, and the scent of sea breeze

Correct!

45 people per train.
There are 5 cars that make up a train and each car can hold 9 people

Sort of right. Right no. of cars, but three per row would be a bit of a squeeze. My source says 2 adults per row.

Fred, he is the one wearing blue jeans held up by suspenders and wearing a tie

Correct! The difference between American English & UK English is great though. Your usage of suspenders, we call braces. Suspenders are certainly something a lady would wear

Still looking for an answer for questions 3 & 4

[Joannelet]

Sort of right. Right no. of cars, but three per row would be a bit of a squeeze. My source says 2 adults per row.



Correct! The difference between American English & UK English is great though. Your usage of suspenders, we call braces. Suspenders are certainly something a lady would wear

OMG that whole suspenders/braces thing is hysterical! I love how the english language is so different!! LOL LOVE IT!!! But what do suspenders for ladies look like? Is that like a bra? I honeslty don't know.....YOu can send me this on private messaging if you want to. But I honestly want to know. I love the different words that are used.

About the thunder mountain answer I got it from Wikipedia but there is a possibility that I got the info on one of the other park rides and not the ride in WDW.

[Zawadi]

After the fun and frollics with American/British homonyms (words spelled and pronounced the same but with different meanings) a reminder that there are still two questions to be answered...

3. In which year did Mugsi Tocatta make her first appearance?
4. Where can your hear "Ready when you are C.B."?