1. China
   South Africa
2. France
   Japan

There are several Disney parks around the world, the highest concentration being in Orlando, United States. There are also parks in France, Hong Kong, China, ​and Japan, but none in South Africa or the African continent.

1. Nemo
   Dory
2. Squirt
   Marlin

The attraction - The Seas with Nemo & Friends is a dark ride attraction which is located in Future World at Epcot. It is an underwater exploration ride which features Nemo's friend's

1. True
   False
2. I don't know.
   What!!!!

When the ride first opened in 1967, the Imagineers, a team of creative engineers, wanted to make the ride's setting as convincing as possible. In order to do so, they obtained real skeletal remains from UCLA's medical center. They have since been returned for a number of reasons.

1. Zachary Levi
   Bruno Campos
2. Walt Disney
   John Travolta

Mickey Mouse, who was created by Walt Disney in 1928, is both a cartoon character and the mascot of the company. From that time, he was voiced by Walt Disney himself, but by 1946 it was handed over to Jimmy McDonald​ because he became too busy with work and his iconic voice was also thought to be damaged because of his smoking habits.

1. Three hours
   It varies.
2. One hour
   Two hours

Extra magic hours are offered at all of the Disney parks on specific days of the week. Visitors usually get one extra hour in the morning and one extra hour at night, but this time varies based on the time of year and the day of the week.

1. Kuzco
   Kronk
2. Alice
   Pinocchio

Emperor Kuzco, from the movie "The Emperor's New Groove," was accidentally turned into a llama by his ex-administrator Yzma. She then tells her henchman, Kronk, to finish the deed by throwing him over the waterfall. Kronk loses Kuzco, who later ends up with Pacha.

1. Finding Dory
   Christopher Robins
2. Zootopia
   Moana

In the movie "Zootopia," Gazelle, played by singer Shakira, is a very popular singer whose fans included the main protagonist Judy Hopps as well as Clawhauser and Chief Bingo. Shakira was also her singing voice and the person responsible​ for singing "Try Everything".

1. The Little Mermaid
   Mulan
2. Pocahontas
   The Adventures of Winnie the Pooh

In most of the Disney movies like "The Little Mermaid," "Mulan," and "The Adventures of Winnie the Pooh," the animal sidekicks were able to speak. In movies like "Pocahontas," the sidekicks Meeko and Flit were unable to speak.

1. Gaia
   DunBroch
2. Belsh
   Nairn

In the movie "Brave," DunBroch, MacGuffin, Macintosh and Dingwall are clans which were once locked in constant war but united when they were threatened by invaders. DunBroch is the name​ of the Kingdom which King Fergus, Queen Elinor and their children are from.

1. The Hunchback of Notre Dame
   10 Dalmatians​
2. Aladdin
   The Lion King

The quote “If watching is all you’re gonna do, then you’re gonna watch your life go by without ya“ was said by one of the gargoyles, Laverne to Quasimodo.

1. Mulan
   Dumbo
2. The Little Mermaid
   The Aristocats

While the average length of a Disney movie is an average of 80 to 90 minutes, "Dumbo," which was released in 1941, has a length of 64 minutes​.

1. Cinderella
   Moana
2. The Little Mermaid
   Aladdin

Many of Disney's animated films were based on stories and fairytales by other people. "Aladdin" was based on a story called "One Thousand and One Nights," "The Little Mermaid" was based on a story with the same name by Hans Christian Andersen, and "Cinderella" was based on a story by Charles Perrault with the same name. "Moana" was not based on fictional story.

1. Minister
   Miestro
2. Monstro
   Mister

Monstro is a large whale which appeared in the 1940 animated film "Pinocchio." The malicious sperm and blue whale hybrid was the last antagonist​ in the movie.

1. Park Place
   Cherry Tree Lane
2. Lombard Street
   Santa Monica Boulevard

Both the "Mary Poppins" books and movies are centered around the title character who is blown by the East Wind to Number 17 Cherry Tree Lane in London where the Banks household is located.

1. Mandy Moore
   Jodi Benson
2. Paige O'Hara
   Auli'i Cravalho

The voice of Moana was portrayed by the actress and singer Auli'i Cravalho. The role of the 16-year-old island princess was her first role and at the time of her breakthrough, she was in her freshman year of high school​.

1. Seth
   Shandar
2. Steve
   Shenzi

Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed are the trio of hyenas which were seen in the 1994 animated film, "The Lion King." Shenzi ​was the leader and the only female of the trio and together with the others, were the loyal followers of the main antagonist Scar.

1. Tokyo Disneyland
   Disneyland Anaheim
2. Epcot
   Magic Kingdom

The Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida is not only the most visited park of the Disney World Parks but also of those in the entire world. For the last few years, it has brought in an average of 20 million visitors.

1. Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow
   Experimental Protocol Caring of Tomorrow
2. Exciting Places Coming Out Tomorrow
   Excited People Caring of Tomorrow

EPCOT is an acronym which stands for Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow, and was created by Disney founder Walt Disney in 1966. The park was dedicated to the celebration of human achievement, specifically that of technological innovation and the cultures of the world.

1. Finding Dory
   Frozen
2. Toy Story 3
   Zootopia

As of July 31, 2018, there have only been 36 films to reach $1 billion at the box office. Just over a quarter of them are from Disney, but the first to reach the $1 billion mark was "Toy Story 3," which came out in 2010.

1. Agrabah
   Atlantica
2. Arendelle
   Neverland

Neverland is a fictional island where Peter Pan, Tinker Bell, ​and the Lost Boys live. Peter was heard giving the directions to this place as "the second star to the right, and straight on till morning."

1. A clock
   A candelabra​
2. A kettle
   A pot

Lumière, which is the French word for light, is one of the supporting characters from the 1991 animated film "Beauty and the Beast." Before the curse placed on the castle by the Enchantress, he was the maître'd but was turned into a candelabra​.

1. The Jungle Book
   The Sword in the Stone
2. The Aristocats
   Robin Hood

Walt Disney died of lung cancer on Dec. 15, 1966, almost a month after he was first diagnosed. The following year, on Oct. 18, "The Jungle Book" was released. "The Aristocats" was released​ in 1970, "Robin Hood" was released in 1973, and "The Sword in the Stone" was released in 1963.

1. To kill someone
   To bring someone back from the dead
2. To make someone fall in love
   To convict someone of a crime they didn’t commit

The person who acquires the magic lamp is offered three wishes, but there are three things that the Genie refuses to grant. He will not kill anyone, he will not make anyone fall in love with another person and he will not bring back people from the dead.

1. Belle, Snow White, Jasmine
   Tiana, Rapunzel, Elsa
2. Mulan, Ariel, Aurora
   Pocahontas, Moana, Anna

Mulan, Ariel, and Aurora were all 16 years and in their movies. Snow White was the youngest at 14, Jasmine was 15 years old, Merida and Moana were 16 years old, Belle was 17, Rapunzel, Anna, and Pocahontas were 18, Tiana and Cinderella were 19, and Elsa was 21 years old.

1. Go
   Bro
2. Fro
   So

The song lyric “For every to, there is a fro. For every stop, there is a go, and that’s what makes the world go round” comes from "The Sword in the Stone." It was sung by Arthur, as a fish in the song "That's What Makes the World go Round."

1. Cinderella
   Mulan
2. Pocahontas
   Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Wiggins was the former supporting character in the 1995 animated feature film "Pocahontas." He was often seen as the manservant of Governer Ratcliffe, performing various tasks including cleaning his armor and caring for his dog, Percy.

1. False
2. True

In the movie "The Lion King," three hyenas named Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed were portrayed as secondary antagonists behind the henchman Scar. Hyena biologists protested how they were portrayed and it led to the company being sued for defamation of character of these animals.

1. James
   Peter
2. Paul
   Octavius

In the movie "Cinderella," Gus was seen trapped in a shivering cage but is later rescued by Jaq and Cinderella. She later calls him Octavius​ but calls him Gus for short.

1. Oprah
   Beyonce
2. Rihanna
   Mariah Carey

Eudora is a character from the movie "The Princess and the Frog" who is the mother of Tiana and the wife of James. The character who is one of the best seamstresses in New Orleans was voiced by none other than​ Oprah Winfrey.

1. Mortimer Mouse
   Mickey Mouse
2. Oswald the Rabbit
   Minnie Mouse

Oswald the lucky rabbit, also known as Oswald the rabbit, was the first animated character to be featured in their own series. In 1928, Charles Mintz took the rights of the character from Disney and claimed it as a Universal Studios character. Later that year, Mickey Mouse was created.

1. Angelfish
   Blue tang
2. Clownfish
   Dartfish

Dory, a character from the film "Finding Nemo" and "Finding Dory," is a royal blue tang, also called a regal tang, surgeonfish, and the scientific name Paracanthurus hepatus. Unlike Dory, these fish have a ​perfectly good memory.

1. Prince Charming
   Prince Adam
2. Prince Naveen
   Prince Aladdin

The Prince from "Snow White," Prince Charming from the movie "Cinderella," Prince Philip from "Sleeping Beauty," Prince Eric from "The Little Mermaid," Beast from "Beauty and the Beast," and Prince Naveen from "The Princess and the Frog" were all born of royal heritage. All the others either married into it or were given the honorary title.

1. Major
   Captain
2. Angus
   Khan

Captain is a gray horse which is often seen wearing a military horse blanket in the 1961 Disney film "101 Dalmatians." He is one of the many animals on the mission to rescue the puppies, along with Colonel and Sergeant Tibbs.

1. I'll Make A Man Out of You
   Honor to Us All
2. Reflections
   Colors of the Wind

Every Disney film has a few songs, and "Mulan" is no different. The songs "Reflections," "Honor to Us All," "I'll Make a Man Out of You," as well as a few others, ​are from the movie. "Colors of the Wind" is from the movie "Pocahontas."

1. False
2. True

"The Story of Menstruation" is a 1946 animated 10-minute film which was produced by Walt Disney Productions. Commissioned by Kimberly-Clark, it was shown​ to over 100 million American students as part of a health education class.