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I'm not sure if it is. It seems that that was an actual park outside the park where they served beer and hosted company parties and such. Later, they allowed admission to both, while originally being separate tickets. However, well see what yodiwan has to say about it.

I sort of figured.

I'm going to take a real stab at it and say Winnie the Pooh and Storyland or 100 Acres Woods. I'm not sure of the timing because Disney did not obtain rights to Winne the Pooh until 1961, and I'm sure as heck not sure about my made up lands. But it was fun to guess anyway.

I have not heard this one before and it is very difficult to find the answer. Great question.

I would assume the elephant.

I know the answer but I'll leave it for someone else. This board has recently become the Secondstar/Zdog show.

Yep

Secondstar, I looked it up after I answered and I have to imagine it opened up because they talk of it closing in 1956, meaning it must have been open in order to be closed. Maybe they'll be opening a Victoria's Secret on Main Street USA one of these days. New Question: What famous Presidential spee...

I believe that it was an animotronic show that was part of an intimate/lingerie shop on Mainstreet. It closed back in 1956 or 1957.

Secondstar - My source said 2 miles, but I checked a few more places and it seems that your numbers are the consensus out there. You were pretty much right the first time. My apologies.

You're up.

Secondstar - that is incorrect.

Here's an interesting one:

Approximately how tall would you have to be to use Spaceship Earth as a golf ball?

I'm not quite sure how I'll deal with a variance on the answer. I guess I'll be judge and jury on that.

That's a great question, but easy. They were considering St. Louis and the remark was made by August Busch of the beer empire.

I'm glad it ended up in Florida because St. Louis can be pretty cold in the winter.

The episode referenced is "It's a Good Life". What a weird episode, but aren't they all.

There you go. Good job.