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STOP!!! No just kidding. I would guess Fire!!!

We must remember that Disney is the leader animation. With the exception of films like Shrek and Road to El Dorado both made by Dreamworks SKG (which has their own CGI team) Disney has no real competition in full length animated films. Plus the Disney name helps. Pixar would have a better chance...

I am not sure where you heard this but Disney comes up with the concept. You can even watch the special features on the Toy Story DVD and see that it is Disney. Pixar only provides the final animation used in the film, which is the biggest part of any film.

On my last visit to WDW I also hoped aboard a Water Mouse and a bike to view it from both sides and to get some photos of it. Like Disney insider said it is creepy. All of the slides are intact and the gate/ticketbooth are still standing along with the water tower. I noticed CM's at work...

What are the names of the food courts at the 3 All Star Resorts?

Who is it that you want to crash? Eisner, Jobs, Lassiter?

very Good, but I ment the entire Disneyland Tokyo Resort which is owned by Orential Land Company (sorry I should have been more spec.).

correct. What two resorts are not Disney owned? Who owns the resorts? Who opperates the Disneyland Tokyo Resort?

I dont know if it is solar powered. I was guessing they were right because the solar pannels on teh top of the Universe of Energy powers the ride housed in it. But I know that Goodyear is the current sponser and they provided the linear induction technology.

How many floors does the Wilderness lodge have and what is the name of the resturant and the snack bar?

Yep, DisneyInsider got them all except the Old Key West resort. The year that Disney purchesed the Mercury Water Mouse boats was 1998.

Correct! Told you that one was easy.

Here is a very easy one.

Good. I would have also accepted Tomorrowland Transit Authority sponsered by Goodyear (another origional sponser) who provided the tires for the linear induction and also provided the Speed Ramps that are used to transpot guests to the loading area.

I believe that is the Tinker-Toy display at "Once Upon a Toy" at the Downtown Disney Marketplace.

Very cool. Have a great time.

The Main Street Exposition Hall is not really on "Main Street" it is at the top loop near the Rail Road station. So in a way you are both right.

Name the first Disney ride to feature linear induction technology and who was the sponser and what parts of the ride did they provide and how did they create the linear induction part of the ride?

Name the current resorts you can rent Watermouse boats from and in what year did the Watermouse replace the Watersprite? Hint (should help you find the year they got the watermouse): the watermouse is made by Brunswick (the bowling ball company)

I.P. Freely (or what ever the name is of the ships that go from the TTC to the Magic Kingdom)