1. Rochester
   Detroit
2. San Francisco
   Peoria

It's 40 square miles, making it roughly the size of San Francisco! Holy cow!

1. 5 stories
   1 story
2. 145 stories!!!
   Nobody knows

You plunge down 5 stories at a 45-degree angle. Now, that's a thrill!

1. Walteers
   Dingineers
2. Magic makers
   Imagineers

Imagineers are responsible for Disney World's creation. We owe them thanks!

1. Early people communing on tea
   Easy public cans of tuna
2. Epic performance cascading over time
   Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow

Please, tell me you got that.

1. The Magic Kingdom
   Epcot
2. Animal Kingdom
   World of Harry Potter

Sorry, folks. That's at Universal Studios.

1. He died before construction began
   He lived to see Disney World totally finished
2. He lived to see Disney World halfway finished
   He had nothing to do with Disney World

Sadly, Walt passed away in 1966, before the park was built, but he designed it before his death.

1. The Magic Kingdom
   Animal Kingdom
2. Hollywood Studios
   Epcot Center

Animal Kingdom is by far the largest park! And it's beautiful :)

1. The Grand Floridian
   The Polynesian Resort
2. The ToonTown Hotel
   Disney's Contemporary Resort

There is no ToonTown Hotel, but how awesome would that be?

1. A storage area
   A bar
2. A dance floor
   A deluxe suite

Walt wanted to stay there with his family, but today it's a deluxe suite awarded to one family every night.

1. Steven Spielberg
   Francis Ford Coppola
2. John Ford
   Martin Scorsese

Did you know that Francis Ford Coppola directed the Michael Jackson classic?

1. The Help
   Cast members
2. Mousers
   Dwarfs

The staff are called cast members, and there are about 62,000 of them at Disney World.

1. 1,500
   2
2. A handful
   Nobody knows

With more than 1,500 Christmas trees, Disney World is the place to be around the holidays.

1. Spies
   Old rides
2. Toys!
   Costumes, garbage chutes, break rooms

There's a whole world below Disney World! These tunnels are called utilidors.

1. $450
   $1000
2. Free
   $3.50

Just $3.50. Juniors were $2.50, and little ones were $1.00. Can you imagine if it was still that much today?

1. Pirates of the Caribbean
   20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
2. Splash Mountain
   The Jungle Cruise

Splash Mountain wasn't around yet! That would come many years later.

1. Doom Buggies
   Scary Cars
2. Terror Trains
   Ghost Gears

Doom Buggies are what are known as Omnimovers. Spooky!!!

1. Mickey Mouse
   Peter Pan
2. Jack Sparrow
   Captain Hook

Jack Sparrow was added after "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men’s Chest" was released.

1. A million stories
   2 stories
2. 14 stories
   It's rather small

Standing 14 stories tall, the tree has over 300 animal carvings!

1. The Statue of Liberty
   The bell in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
2. A bell in France
   Walt's favorite bell in Pensacola

Modeled after the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the bell was actually made from the same mold!

1. Cher
   Real astronauts!
2. The president
   No one special

Real astronauts came to the opening! Scott Carpenter, Gordon Cooper, and Jim Irwin were in attendance.

1. Expedition Everest
   Space Mountain
2. Matterhorn
   Thunder Mountain

Expedition Everest is the tallest, just slightly higher than Space Mountain.

1. Britney Spears
   Justin Timberlake
2. Ryan Gosling
   All of the above

And it was filmed at Disney World's Hollywood Studios!

1. Animal Kingdom
   Magic Kingdom
2. Epcot Center
   Hollywood Studios

The Magic Kingdom is the most attended park, followed by Epcot.

1. Space Mountain
   Cinderella's Castle
2. Splash Mountain
   The Haunted House

The castle is the tallest structure, just a tad taller than Space Mountain.

1. The Bird Bungalow
   Tropical Serenade
2. The Pineapple Lounge
   The Pina Colada Sing-along

Once called the Tropical Serenade, it was sponsored by Florida Citrus Growers.

1. 1 million
   10,000
2. 100
   Nobody came

There were 10,000 people at the opening. Today, the park serves 47,000 people a day.

1. 300
   A million
2. Just a handful
   100

There are over 300 species of animal. Don't miss the African elephants!

1. 55
   11
2. 3
   100

Eleven countries are represented, with their own food and cultural treasures! Not sure America should be one of them, though.

1. Canada
   France
2. Germany
   Belgium

Oh, poor Belgium. We wish they were there.

1. Earffel Tower
   Tower of Disney
2. AquaDisney
   None of these

Clever. VERY clever. . .

1. Michael Jackson
   Steve Jobs
2. Michael Eisner
   Patrick Swayze

Disney World flew the flags at half-mast on the day of his death.

1. Cameras
   Candy
2. Churros
   Gum

There is absolutely no gum sold, because it just gets on the ground! You must bring your own.

1. 5
   Hundreds
2. Thousands
   Bazillions

There are literally thousands of hidden Mickeys in the park - in rock formations, decorations, and set pieces.

1. Ahmed
   Ruffio
2. Pinocchio
   George

George died while building the Haunted House. To this day, when they turn the ride off, they say goodnight to George.

1. Weed
   Fruits and vegetables
2. Grain for vodka
   Mouse food

30 tons of fruits and vegetables are grown in Epcot each year, to feed park guests.