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Every kid wanted to go here for their favorite spooky holiday.
Halloweentown
Lightning McQueen
Sally Carrera
“Everything you see exists together in a delicate balance. As king, you need to understand that balance and respect all the creatures, from the crawling ant to the leaping antelope.”
Mufasa
These two droids were in all six of the original Star Wars movies
R2D2 and C3PO
This villain was so obsessed with spots that she tried to turn puppies into fashion
Cruella De Vil
This movie follows around a group of "Soul skaters"
Brink!
Aladdin
Princess Jasmine
"That wasn't flying! That was falling with style!
Woody the Cowboy
This bounty hunter served as the template for the Republic’s clone army
Who is Jango Fett?
This sea witch offered Ariel a “deal” that definitely wasn’t part of the plan.
Ursela
This movie stars Hillary Duff's adventures in military school
Cadet Kelly
Ariel
Prince Eric
"Don't tell me, we're about to go over a huge waterfall... sharp rocks at the bottom... bring it on."
Emperor Kuzco
This smuggler famously made the Kessel Run in less than twelve parsecs
Who is Han Solo?
This fast talking deity made a deal with the Fates to rule the cosmos... if a certain hero didn’t interfere
Hades
Starring Katy Segal, this seemed like a futuristic wish. Today people actually have these.
Smart House
Mike Wazowski
Celia Mae
"First you were like, whoa! And then we were like, WHOA! And then you were like... whoa."
Crush Turtle
Liam Neeson (Qui Gon Jinn) trained batman and this Jedi
Obi-Wan Kenobi
This ice-powered queen ruled Arendelle until she turned good later
Elsa
This movie centers around St. Patricks day and Leprechauns.
Luck of the Irish
Buzz Lightyear
Cowgirl Jessie
“All it takes is faith, trust, and a little bit of pixie dust.”
Peter Pan
This six-bladed Jedi slayer was created to be the apprentice of Count Dooku
General Grievous
This ruthless grasshopper ruled his colony through fear, demanding food from the ants and reminding them that ‘the first rule of leadership is everything is your fault