Disney Princesses
Mandy Moore
Rapunzel
Walk into the gates, go down Main Street and then take a left into this area, home to the Jungle Cruise
Adventureland
This "electric" evil duo were put in charge of stopping Ariel from kissing prince Eric
Flotsam and Jetsam
Tim Allen and Tom Hanks star in Pixar's first full length feature film released in this year
1995
Before Lea Solonga sang "Reflection" in 1998's Mulan, she was the singing voice of another Disney Princess in this 1992 hit which won an Academy Award for best Original Song.
A Whole New World
Jodi Benson
Ariel
The Matterhorn's icy toboggan run opened in 1956 but did not become and official part of this area until 1970
Fantasyland
This color-changing reptile was Rapunzel's only friend
Pascal
This not so scary sequel released in 2013 features Billy Crystal as "Mike Wazowski"
Monsters University
"Hakuna Matata" was co-written by this British artist who was know at birth as Reginald Dwight
Elton John
Anika Noni Rosen
Tiana
In 1955 The Moonlier was tallest structure Disneyland, located in this futuristic area
Tomorrowland
A Chicken on a boat in the South Pacific
Hei Hei
This "Cheers" actor is considered Pixar's "Good Luck Charm" and has provided a character voice in everyone of its full length movies
John Ratzenberger
This Tony Award winner sang the hit song from 2013's Frozen, which we all love to hate.
Idina Menzel
Paige O'Hara
Belle
Br'er Fox and Br'er Bear are featured in a log flume ride in this area of the park
Critter Country
"Octavius" is the name given to this rodent sidekick, better know by his nickname
Gus
This 2003 Pixar hit features a main character who shares the same name as the Captain of the Nautilus, but that movie was "leagues" ago.
Finding Nemo
With 8 Oscars and 11 Grammy's its no wonder that this Disney renaissance era composer is the most decorated songwriter in Disney History
Alan Menken
Ilene Woods
Cinderella
Sailing Ship Columbia has operated in this "land" since 1958
Frontierland
This horn-billed majordomo was voiced by British actor Rowan Atkinson, of "Mr. Bean" fame
Zazu
This Action Packed release in 2004 was the first Pixar movie to receive a "PG" rating
The Incredibles
Phil Harris was not only the voice of Baloo the Bear in "The Jungle Book" But also performed the voice of Thomas O'Malley in this 1970 uptempo jazzy number.
Everybody Wants to be a Cat