Travel in Movies
In Madagascar 2, what continent do the animals land on?
Africa
What train do Hogwarts students take?
The Hogwarts Express
In Harry Potter, what platform do students use to get to Hogwarts?
9¾
Pirates of the Caribbean was filmed in...?
The Caribbean
What city is Frank Sinatra dreaming about?
New York City
(“New York, New York” – Frank Sinatra)
Where does Shrek travel in Shrek 2?
Far Far Away
What ship is captained by Jack Sparrow?
The Black Pearl
In Aladdin, what iconic travel scene happens in “A Whole New World”?
Magic carpet ride
The Lord of the Rings was filmed in...?
New Zealand
How far is the singer willing to walk?
500 miles and 500 more!
(I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles)” – The Proclaimers)
In Finding Nemo, where is Nemo taken? (exact place)
A dentist’s office in Sydney
In Narnia, how do the children travel to the magical world?
Through a wardrobe
In WALL-E, what city is the Earth part of the film set in?
A trash-covered New York
Ratatouille takes place in...? (city and country)
Paris, France
What kind of place is described in the lyrics?
A mysterious, metaphorical hotel
(“Hotel California” – The Eagles)
In The Simpsons Movie, where does the family escape to?
Alaska
In The Lego Movie, what travel method connects worlds?
Portals between builds
In Up, what iconic scene happens right before Carl lifts off?
He throws out furniture to lighten the house
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald was filmed in... ? (two cities)
Paris and London
What does the singer miss?
His hometown / youth
(“Castle on the Hill” – Ed Sheeran)
In Eat Pray Love, which countries does the main character visit?
Italy, India, Indonesia
In Spirited Away, what does Chihiro ride to travel to Swamp Bottom?
The Sea Railway
In Hangover, what iconic hotel do the guys check into when they arrive in Las Vegas?
Caesars Palace
Avatar’s floating mountains were inspired by real ones in...? (national park and country)
Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, China
What kind of adventure is the song about?
A peaceful, quiet road trip
(“Road Trippin’” – Red Hot Chili Peppers)