Totally Ridiculous Disneyland Trivia

[CaitlinMcFly]

I'm putting this here because it would inevitably be moved here.

I'm stealing this from a thread on IMDb, called Totally Ridiculous trivia.
Here's how it works, and it requires no skill: I start by asking a legit trivia question, like "What is Club 33?" and then the next person to post answers the question in a ridiculous fashion, like with "It's where all the illegal hamster racing takes place within the parks." Then that person gets to ask a question, and so on and so forth. Just remember, None of the questions can be answered with anything close to the truth!!!!!!!


What does "DL-05" refer to on remodeled Space Mountain?

[Motorboat Cruiser]

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Seems like this might be better suited for the fun and games section.

[CaitlinMcFly]

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Inevitably, though, with this crowd (while I love them) it would turn...well...Litterbox worthy. I beat the mods to the punch with this one

[BassBone]

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DL-05 refers to the number of workers who died while in the process of rebuilding the ride. The DL refers to the fact that they were, coincidentally, all named D.L..

Where are the character costumes stored?

[aashee]

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Where are the character costumes stored?

They aren't. Cast members take them home.

Were there ever segregated restrooms at Disneyland?

[Aristocat]

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Yes, and they still are! Men in one restroom and women in the other. Though, I'm not sorry. It's hard to pee in a urinal.

Where is Walt buried?

[BassBone]

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Walt isn't buried. He walks the upper floors of the Haunted Mansion carrying a candle day and night.

What was the original plan for Tom Sawyer Island?

[aashee]

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The castle was originally going on TSI with the rivers of America being the moat.


What was the most popular fantasyland attraction.

[CaitlinMcFly]

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Tom Sawyer's Wild Pirate River Run, based on the popular film of the same name, Song of the South.


What was Walt Disney's favorite ride?

[k_peek_2000]

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Superstar Limo

How much is a mickey mouse pancake!?

[BassBone]

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A mickey mouse pancake is considered a gateway drug that leads to cocaine, heroin and churros and thus costs well in excess of $500 Australian per cake.


How heavy is the wet marble in Tomorrowland?

[aashee]

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Heavier than the average MiceChat meet, less than 23 people.

What time period does Jungle Cruise Represent?

[kirbilicious]

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Jungle Cruise represents Kansas during the Spanish Inquisition.

What is that snow covered mountain in Fantasyland supposed to be?

[aashee]

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It is supposed to be snow. Now it's mold/bird poop/decay/.

Next to Walt, who was most instrumental in building Disneyland?

[BassBone]

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Nikita Kruschev, soviet premier, who was, ironically, denied admission later in his life.


What is the real reason there is a railroad circling the park?

[GrouchyRob]

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It is supposed to be snow. Now it's mold/bird poop/decay/.

Next to Walt, who was most instrumental in building Disneyland?

J. Edgar Hoover, the man was a creative genius.

How did Tom Sawyer ever buy an island?

[aashee]

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Nikita Kruschev, soviet premier, who was, ironically, denied admission later in his life.


What is the real reason there is a railroad circling the park?

To keep the small world dolls in.

J. Edgar Hoover, the man was a creative genius.

How did Tom Sawyer ever buy an island?

It was not ever purchased by Tom. It was leased to him with the return of sexual favors to Walt from Becky Thatcher. Pirates took over the lease.

Why did the Haunted Mansion take so long to open in 1969?

[QuietViolet]

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Because the spot they built the attraction on was actually haunted and it took the power of many mediums to expell the real ghosts. The Imagineers wouldn't step foot inside the mansion until the ghosts were gone because they were afraid of being posessed.


How did Big Thunder Mountain Rail Road get its name?

[aashee]

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Universal holds the rights to the "Big Lightning Mountain rail road" which was its original name.

Why is Small World being closed for so long?

[pratt55]

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Because the little people who sing all day inside the ride are going on strike and they could not get any kids to work that hard.

Where do all the underground tunnels at Disneyland connect to?