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No. Some people say he served in the military prison in Portsmouth Harbor (also known as "The Castle") but it's just a urban legend. Perhaps it was the regal name of "The Castle" or a fanciful notion, but somewhere along the way, the prison became associated with Walt Disney. The legend says that he spent some time at the prison, before being dishonourably discharged from the navy. The prison itself, with it's castle like appearance is supposed to have inspired his castle at Disneyland. Disney did have a career in the military as an ambulance driver during the First World War. That much is true. The rest is a legend, disproved by the Disney Company and the Shipyard as much as possible. Disney's castle at Disneyland seems to be drawn from a castle in Bavaria.

I think it was The Little Mermaid.

That's nearly impossible unless you live in LA, or possibly New York

I don't really know but before he died it was his dream for it to come true so then they made his dream come true when he died to say thank you for all his hard work and making childrens dreams come true by movie. and also for him to make the cartoon world to never EVER forget his work or him

The Disney Channel first joined the channels on cable television in April 1983. It was founded as a part of the Walt Disney Company's growing empire of properties-- they owned theme parks, a production company, movie studios, a record company that put out children's records, a radio network, etc. The Disney Channel was created to broadcast family-friendly (and children-friendly) programs, providing another venue for the shows and the artists who worked for the Disney Company to be seen. Walt Disney himself died in 1966, but his family members carried on his vision of using as many different technologies as possible to entertain young viewers and listeners.

The animated film 'WALL-E' (Waste Allocation Load Lifter - Earth Class) is about a robot designed to clean up Earth who meets EVE (Extraterrestrial Vegetation Evaluator) and the story follows their relationship .

All of the current Disney Channel stars live in Hollywood, CA.

Since Bambi was Walt Disney's favorite film, I would say it was a deer.

With all due respect, it's pretty difficult to get him to answer this personally, as he passed away in December of 1966. The answer doesn't seem to be explicitly stated in his Wikipedia biographical profile, but I believe that it would have to be a mouse, originally named Mortimer and ultimately named Mickey, whose popularity launched the commercial successes of Disney's enterprises and whose very creation also gained Disney his first "Honorary Academy Award" in 1932.

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For an accurate assessment of value the coin needs to be seen and graded. Most coins of this type have seen heavy use and show a lot of wear. In general retail values for low grade coins are $15.00-$25.00, better grade are $30.00-$90.00 and coins showing almost no wear run from $100.00-$180.00. Values are a market average and only for coins in collectible condition. Coins that are bent or corroded or have been cleaned have far less value if any to a collector or dealer.

The protagonist is Mr Incredible the antagonist is Syndrome

Whatever you get suckered into paying for it. Disneyland opened in 1955.

im not to sure i dont think so! but there is better luck!

In the original book it isn't explained why Alice has to attend the trial of the Knave of Hearts, the Gryphon just takes her there.

In Disney's 1951 animation, she is the one on trial. She is accused of tripping the Queen of Hearts during the croquet game.

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It depends on where you are staying at the Walt Disney resort. Most places are 3:00pm unless you are staying in a Disney Deluxe Villas (4:00pm) or the campsites at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort (1pm).

A one-day ticket to the Magic Kingdom park at Disney World is $99. A one-day ticket to Epcot, Animal Kingdom, or Hollywood Studios is $94. The price for tickets goes down if you buy multi-day tickets.

• Fantasia
• Follow Me, Boys!
• Freaky Friday
• Fox and the Hound
• Flubber
• Fantasia 2000
• Full-Court Miracle
• Finding Nemo
• Fox and the Hound 2
• Frankenweenie

One of them was named Diane Marie and the other was named Sharon Mae.

Most radio stations don't broadcast very far outside of the city they're located in.

So the best Disney station for you depends on what part of Connecticut you live in.

Try these:

Hartford . . . . . . W D Z K, AM 1550

Providence RI . . W D D Z, 550

Boston. . . . . . . W M K I, 1260

New York . . . . . W Q E W, 1560

Wall-E EVE M-O I know a lot more but you only asked for 1 so I gave you 3.

Pooh is his lastname. Winni is his first, as in Winni the Pooh. He was named after a real bear that got rescued years ago.

No, but it is certainly very powerful.