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Lol, well I did a lot of research a few months ago trying to make my Florida cuckoo clock.

I'm fairly certain that it is based off this clock https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prague_astronomical_clock That being said while the version on the castle has the symbols for the zodiac and the planets in a similar arrangement, I don't think it actually functionally depicts the accurate...

Bruce Broughton did the score for the attraction so I would assume he did the exterior arrangements as well

The waterworld stunt show continues to have the highest guest satisfaction scores of any attraction...hence it ends up everywhere.

There was a Mary Poppins lightbox at the Disney studio store in Hollywood I always wished I bought.

The number one piece of advice they give aspiring themed entertainment professionals is that 1. You can't aim specifically for Imagineering and 2. Pick a specific discipline to focus on. on the creative side some of the common disciplines would be Illustration, Architecture, Set Design...

There's a trail that leads to the Kingdom I would assume would be open. also never under estimate the length of the 2nd floor concourse all the way to the convention center lol.

Sparkling Christmas Spectacular back in the day. That was a show!

It's clearly the 18th because that's my birthday.

The building near test track is the main cast entrance, lockers, etc not sure what the other one is. I've actually had a question similar to this I've wanted to post. I'm not sure what the square elevated roof line is in this complex. Diamond hotshot, Liberty tree tavern, and the jungle...

I loved this show so much when I was a kid. Probably cause I was really into dinosaurs...but I just thought it was the coolest thing.

You should think about posting your stuff over in the imagineer board...think more people hang out over there.

I think you're best off first showing just one of the many full ride throughs that exist and not something like an ultimate tribute or horizons revisited, because those videos more document every single thing, and don't give an accurate ride experience. Start with just like a single angle ride...

No idea where specific offices are, but most of them are at the Team Disney building near Disney Springs. There's also an office complex near Animal Kingdom.

Didn't read your initial question fully...there are plenty more buildings with non-guest accessible second floors. All of Main Street for sure with offices. Depending on what you're looking for, nearly all of them have second floors of some kind - at the very least for equipment access.

Columbia harbor house and diamond horshoe have second floors accessible to guests. the building attached to the hall of presidents has a second story that has been accessible at certain points in its history.

Pretty sure it's been 3 for a very long time. At least since the 90s

Always wondered about this...pretty sure it's just for show, and a way to remove seats that would have terrible sight lines, but I'd love to know if it was ever used

Fair fair, forgot about the golf channel. Great facility over there! Mostly I left because I realized I cared a lot more about theme parks than I did movies and I'd kick myself when I was an old lady if I didn't at least try to take a stab at trying to get into theme park design. So here I am...

Hi there! I just left the film biz, and went to school in Orlando so hopefully I can help you out! You're looking to work in post production? Or just production in general? Like local news and sports? Or something bigger? I hate to rain on the parade, but unfortunately Florida is not a great...