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This resort is home to the "Big Blue Pool" which is the largest swimming pool at Walt Disney World measuring 11,859 square feet. This pool features underwater speakers playing music and messages from Nemo and Dory!
Disney's Art of Animation
This pavilion is responsible for growing 30 tons of produce each year.
The Land in EPCOT
This pub in the UK Pavilion in EPCOT is named after the two most common names found in pubs across the United Kingdom.
The Rose and Crown Restaurant and Pub
The word "barbaric" is changed to this word in "Arabian Nights" for the live action remake of "Aladdin."
Chaotic - the phrase "where it's flat and immense and the heat is intense/ its BARBARIC, but hey, its home" is changed to "where you wanted among every culture and tongue/it's CHAOTIC, but hey, it's home"
The name of Magic Kingdom's icon is "________ Castle".
Cinderella - incorrectly recalled as "Cinderella's" Castle
This location is home to a stone fireplace which stands 82-feet-tall and re-creates a geological record of the Earth with colorful rock strata layers. Imagineers even added faux fossilized plants and animals to the layers to add to the realism.
Disney's Wilderness Lodge
A team of more than 60 artisans from the U.S., Peru, France, Portugal, Japan, and Ireland contributed to creating the unique art-scape of this pavilion.
Pandora - The World of Avatar in Animal Kingdom
This attraction in Adventureland in Magic Kingdom was supposed to be a restaurant, according to Walt's original plans.
The Enchanted Tiki Room
In this version (Original or Live Action) of "The Little Mermaid" the lyric in "Kiss the Girl" is specifically "possible she want you too, there is one way to ask her."
Original - the lyrics are changed to "use your words, boy, and ask her" for the live action remake
The song "Heigh Ho" in "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" has two parts that state "heigh ho heigh ho it's _____ _____ work we go."
Home From - incorrectly recalled as "off to work we go"
This resort not only has an overall theme but you can opt to stay in a specially themed Pirate Room where you'll sleep in a ship and have a barrel for a mini-fridge.
Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort
When walking through this area of the park, "smellitzers" are used to pump the scent of vanilla into the area along with the occasional bursts of popcorn. However, around Christmas, they switch over to a seasonably suitable peppermint scent.
Main Street, U.S.A in Magic Kingdom
This iconic Disney World food, that takes 6 hours to cook, is no longer available at Animal Kingdom. Don't worry though, you can still find it in other parks like Magic Kingdom.
Turkey Legs
This character was implied to have given Scar his scar in the live action remake of "The Lion King."
Mufasa - Sarabi is said to have rejected Scar in this version which is why Mufasa gave him his scar
In the Star Wars saga, the line "______, I am your father", spoken by Darth Vader, is a pivotal moment for the original trilogy.
No - incorrectly recalled as "Luke"
This resort & spa has 60 three-bedroom Treehouse Villas, which sit amid frosted glens, 10 feet above the ground. Located right next door to Disney Springs, guests can walk over, take a short shuttle ride, or take a boat.
Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa
A ride found in this pavilion reportedly had real bones from UCLA Medical Center's anatomy department to add to the authenticity of the attraction. While these bones were eventually replaced by fake bones and given a "proper burial" there are rumors that some stuck around.
Adventureland at The Pirates of the Caribbean Ride in Magic Kingdom
Guests can choose form over 700 selections on the wine list at this restaurant found at a Disney Resort.
Victoria and Albert's at the Grand Floridian
Rather than being an inventor, as he was in the original animated "Beauty and the Beast", Maurice is this instead in the live action remake.
Artist
The is the iconic line spoken by the Cheshire Cat in "Alice in Wonderland" is actually "_______ _______ mad here"
Most Everyone's - incorrectly remembered as "we're all mad here"
This resort was the location that John Lennon was staying at when he received the paperwork to make the breakup of The Beatles official - as he was the last Beatle to sign it. He signed it on Christmas Eve in 1974.
Disney's Polynesian Village Resort
Before this area (the first land expansion in it's park) opened in 1994, there were serious talks to have this new land be an actual Roger Rabbit themed area called "Roger Rabbit's Hollywood" and you were going to feel like you were in Toontown, the cartoon city that was featured in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?"
Sunset Boulevard
125 orders of meatloaf and mashed potatoes are ordered every day at this location in Hollywood Studios.
50's Prime Time Cafe
One change made in the live action remake of "Cinderella" was giving Prince Charming this name.
Kit
In the movie "The Sword in the Stone", Arthur does not actually pull the sward out of a stone. He instead pulls the sword out of this.
An Anvil