Disneyland Trivia

1. What is the name of the song that is heard throughout the Haunted Mansion?

From Quiz Disneyland's "Haunted Mansion" For Foolish Mortals

Answer: Grim Grinning Ghosts

The song starting out with a sorrowful melody goes through several changes throughout the ride before finishing with a catchy beat. In 1995, "Imagineers" interrupted the tune with a spooky version of "The Bridal March" by Richard Wagner, in the attic section of the ride. The music, "Grim Grinning Ghosts", which is perfectly synched as the ride progresses, was composed by famous motion picture composer, Buddy Baker, with lyrics by X. Atencio.

From Quiz Haunted Mansion History

Answer: Eleanor Audley

She also did the voice for Maleficent (Sleeping Beauty) and Lay Tremaine (Cinderella). Leota Toombs did the face for Madam Leota. She also did the face and voice of Little Leota at the end of the ride).

From Quiz All Day Pass - Extinct Disneyland Attractions

Answer: Submarine Voyage

Inaugurated in June 1959, a year after its namesake completed its voyage under the North Pole, the Nautilus and seven additional semi-submersible watercraft were launched, taking Disneyland guests on a slightly claustrophobic tour of the deep. The ride, which was propelled on a track only slightly below water level, took Disneyland guests on a simulated tour of the deep sea. Highlights included strange deepwater fish, a simulated ice cap, mermaids, and the Lost City of Atlantis. The ride closed in 1998, after nearly 40 years of faithfully service. The lagoon that contained the ride sat vacant for six years while Disney Imagineers developed an amazing subaquatic ride based on the Disney/Pixar movie, "Finding Nemo". Plans to model the ride parallel to the Disney motion picture, "Atlantis: The Lost Civilization" were sunk when the 2001 feature bombed at the box office.

From Quiz Disney California Adventure

Answer: 2001

The park opened to the public officially February 8, 2001 as Disney's California Adventure. It was originally slated to be a west coast version of Epcot to be called Westcot, but the projected budget to build the park was more than then CEO Michael Eisner wanted to invest after the Euro Disney financial disaster. Any Westcot items are in big demand by Disney memorabilia collectors. An interesting note: DCA was rededicated in 2012 and it was decided to drop the apostrophe "s" off the name - "Disney's" became "Disney". Why they felt the need to do that is a mystery to me.

From Quiz 1980s Disneyland

Answer: Disney Dollars

In May 1987, Cast Members received a $1.00 bill as a gift for the debut of Disney Dollars.

From Quiz The Happiest Place On Earth

Answer: One year

The construction of Disneyland began in July of 1954 and it opened in July of 1955.

From Quiz Disney Secrets and Knowledge

Answer: New Orleans Square

Club 33 is located in New Orleans Square. Club 33 is hard to get into and it is hard to be a member of it. Club 33 is the only place in Disneyland that serves alcoholic beverages.

From Quiz Disneyland, Then and Now

Answer: Abominable Snowman

The Matterhorn is a real mountain in Switzerland. Walt Disney got the idea when he went on vacation there. Now you can see a replica of it in Fantasyland. Beware of the Abominable Snowman!

From Quiz A Nostalgic Look At The House of The Mouse

Answer: $22.30

Before 1982, guests to Disneyland could purchase an assortment of coupon discount books (often referred to by guests as ticket books), that featured an admission to Disneyland, and offered an assortment of ride coupons for guests to enjoy the "Magic Kingdom". The most popular coupon book contained an admission and 15 ride coupons. Prices for "The Deluxe 15 Coupon Book" or "15-Ride Coupon Book" were: $5.95 for adults, $5.45 for juniors, ages 12-16, $4.95 for children, ages 3-11. Each book contained an admission to the park, one "A" coupon, two "B" coupons, three "C" coupons, four "D" coupons, and five "E" coupons. Coupon books offered a discounted value over coupons that were sold individually from the ticket kiosk within the park. The individual cash value and purchase prices of coupons sold were: "A" coupons-10 cents, "B" coupons-25 cents, "C" coupons-40 cents, "D" coupons-70 cents, and "E" coupons --85 cents. The difference of purchasing a 15-ride discount coupon book or purchasing the same 15 coupons individually from the ticket kiosk: adults - $5.95 vs. $12.35, juniors - $5.45 vs. $11.75, children - $4.95 vs, $9.50. www.yesterland.com/tickets en.wikipedi.org/wiki/e_ticket

From Quiz Little Known Disneyland Trivia

Answer: An orange grove

Walt originally wanted to build a much larger park, but could not do so due to legal restrictions (mostly permit problems). Despite this initial set back, he eventually succeeded in his dream for a massive park when he built Disney World in Florida.

From Quiz I Miss Disneyland

Answer: Happiest Place on Earth

Of all the places we stayed at, the Disneyland Hotel was the best. You could walk around the grounds at nighttime. It was so pretty, they have a nice little lake and little walkways. They had special shows for parents and children too.

From Quiz Disneyland Fun

Answer: About 35 miles southeast of Los Angeles

It is so close to Los Angeles that many celebrities go there often.

From Quiz The Country Bear Jamboree

Answer: Mineral King

I think Walt was really disappointed that this was never built. I think it would have been a wonderful spot for a vacation.

From Quiz Disneyland Mania!

Answer: Country Music Jubilee

The Tomorrowland Stage was located between the Carousel of Progress and the Character Shop. When Space Mountain opened in '77, the Space Stage replaced the "Tomorrowland Stage"; then later, in 1985, the Magic Eye Theater was built, the home of "Captain EO".

From Quiz Disneyland

Answer: Pirates of the Caribbean

The ghost-piano is on the Pirates of the Caribbean ride. It is located in the "Captain's Quarters," next to the big bed.

From Quiz Disneyland

Answer: Doom Buggies

As you are in the Doom Buggies it is announced by the ghost host 'Do not pull down the safety bar please, I will lower it for you.'

From Quiz Disneyland Attraction Locations

Answer: Fantasyland

The King Arthur Carousel was built in 1955. Daily small children are delightedly able to pull the sword from the stone that is just to the south of this attraction.

From Quiz Disneyland Lovers 4

Answer: Pirates of the Carribean

It is part of the song 'Yo Ho, Yo Ho, A Pirate's Life For Me.'

From Quiz Haunted Mansion Christmas

Answer: a snowflake

Remember, Jack was trying to make 'Christmas' and he first went to Christmastown and was fascinated first with the snow.

From Quiz Disneyland

Answer: Blue Bayou

An extraordinary dining experience awaits you in the cool dark of the bayou, where perpetual moonlight gently calms the soul and boats from the Pirates of the Caribbean quietly drift by.

From Quiz Disneyland Lovers 3

Answer: 131

Walt Disney World contains 160 doombuggies. Disneyland Haunted Mansion has an average of 2,000 - 2,400 guests per hour.

From Quiz Ride Locations at Disneyland

Answer: Frontierland

If you keep your eye on the mountain goat, that second drop whips right by. And remember, 'Please hang on to your hats and glasses, 'cause this here's the wildest ride in the wilderness'!

From Quiz More Disneyland

Answer: Mickey Mouse

That's right, the big cheese himself. It's all about his imagination. He dances and prances.

From Quiz Disneyland Lovers 2

Answer: 68

To even think that all of them were hand-painted. How incredible!

From Quiz The Happiest Quiz On Earth

Answer: Rocket Rods

Because the sponsor of the ride wouldn't provide funding for banking on the turns (like Test Track at Epcot) the cars had to slow down and speed up rapidly, and the ride broke down a lot. Not to mention the incredibly long wait for the short ride (although I loved it).

From Quiz Disneyland Lovers

Answer: Fantasmic

It is located in Rivers of America.

From Quiz Disneyland 101

Answer: Mickey Mouse

The flowers creating Mickey's face are changed every two weeks for freshness.

From Quiz Disneyland's "Haunted Mansion" For Foolish Mortals

Answer: Paul Frees

Paul Frees, born Solomon Hersh Frees (1920-1986), "The Man of a Thousand Voices" has been heard (and seen) on hundreds of television shows and movies. His voice roles have included Boris Badenov on "The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show", Burgermeister Meisterburger in "The Year Without a Santa Claus", and Baron Otto Matic on "Tom Slick", just to name a few. His voice has also been heard on other Disneyland attractions including "Monsanto's Voyage Into Innerspace" (Narrator), "The Pirates of the Caribbean" (Disembodied voice saying "Dead men tell no tales"), and several Disneyland firework shows.

From Quiz Haunted Mansion History

Answer: Ken Anderson

He wrote several stories, including the Legend of Captain Gore, Bloodmere Manor, Walt and the Hairy Arm, and The Headless Horseman (not the book).

From Quiz Disney California Adventure

Answer: Cars

Car's Land was opened in conjunction with he park's rededication in June 2012. It features an "E-Ticket" attraction "Radiator Springs Racers". As for "Up" and "Ratatouille", they are Disney/Pixar movies, but they have no area named after them. "Shrek" is neither a Disney/Pixar movie nor an area at DCA.

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