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Hey - I for one am trying to play by your "rules". I always like to meet new people who are interested in all things Disney. I hope that my trivia question was appreciated. (I posted the answer because I didn't want to leave you folks hanging - we leave for a 7-day Disney cruise in a couple of...

Time's up - The answer is Bob Penfield. We were at DL the day that he retired and actually got to meet with and talk to him. Here is a link with some information about Bob and his career with Disney: http://www.eonline.com/News/Items/0,1,1537,00.html

The following link gives a pretty good description of the ticket system used in days of long ago: http://www.yesterland.com/abcde.html

Not me. I haven't yet been a CM. And I was only about 30 days old when Disneyland opened. Not Dick Nunnis either. Any other guesses?

This castmember was working at Disneyland when it opened in 1955. He originally intended to work at DL as a summer job, but ended up working there for 42 years.

The opening segment with Regis in the WWTBAM-PI attraction actually changed during the last week of July 2001. My wife dragged me into the attraction about a dozen times and we were surprised when the opening changed. When Regis taped WWTBAM in December, I had tickets and was in the audience...

I absolutely love all the CM's at the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Play It attraction, especially Inez. I spent a lot of time there last July/August and when I returned to WDW in December, they remembered me!!! It made me feel important even though I knew that I was just one of many thousands...

It probably didn't hurt that there was a thread over on www.disboards.com that mentioned this website. I know that I for one came over to check things out. With only so many hours in the day, it's difficult to keep track of all the WDW related sites. I don't know how I missed this one. It looks...