Disney Trivia

Post by **js3901** » Dec Thu 18, 2008 7:24 pm

that would be the Space Angels. too easy.

someone else can go...

packwingfn · Post by **packwingfn** » Dec Thu 18, 2008 8:13 pm

Who did the voice of Nine-Eye in Timekeeper?

Post by **js3901** » Dec Thu 18, 2008 9:23 pm

Rhea Perlman. can't beat me in Timekeeper trivia. It's my all-time favorite attraction...

again, someone else can go...

packwingfn · Post by **packwingfn** » Dec Sat 20, 2008 11:50 am

One of my mine too (COP comes first). It was a sad day when it left us

Mr.ToadWildRider · Post by **Mr.ToadWildRider** » Dec Tue 23, 2008 1:32 pm

How tall is the ToT and why is it such a height? (It's somewhat of an odd number)

packwingfn · Post by **packwingfn** » Dec Tue 23, 2008 2:30 pm

199 Feet...Because if it was more than 200 Feet, it needs a flashing light for airplanes and it would ruin the Twilight Zone's image.

Someone else can go...

agingerbugg · Post by **agingerbugg** » Dec Tue 23, 2008 2:38 pm

packwingfn wrote:199 Feet...Because if it was more than 200 Feet, it needs a flashing light for airplanes and it would ruin the Twilight Zone's image.

Someone else can go...

Same reason the castle is the height it is, Walt wanted it taller, but state regulations said it needed a flashing light. So they built it with forced perspective instead.

CapnHook · Post by **CapnHook** » Dec Wed 31, 2008 11:15 am

How about this?

Does Anandapur actually translate into english, and if so what does it mean?

figmentaholic · Post by **figmentaholic** » Dec Wed 31, 2008 12:40 pm

CapnHook wrote:How about this?

Does Anandapur actually translate into english, and if so what does it mean?

As far as I know, it does not translate into English, but it is the real name of a town in Bangladesh, India.

(I am going to post a question, but feel free to ignore it if my question was wrong)

Who did the orignal voice of Figment in the first "Journey Into Imagination" ride?

And for a bonus- who did the second voice in the later rides and for what semi Disney-related voice is he known for?

Post by **js3901** » Jan Thu 01, 2009 1:11 am

for the first question, Anandapur translates to "Delight". The area is inspired by Nepalese temples, though there is no Anandapur in Nepal. There are actually 2 Anandapurs - in the Kendujhar district in the state of Orissa, India, or the Chandpur District in the Chittagong Division of eastern Bangladesh.

as for the second question - well, the current voice is Dave Goelz, who does a few voices for the Muppets. the original voice was the guy who was in the He-Man movie, as well as UHF (one of my favorite movies) - Billy Barty.

someone else can go

CapnHook · Post by **CapnHook** » Jan Thu 01, 2009 12:08 pm

js3901 wrote:for the first question, Anandapur translates to "Delight". The area is inspired by Nepalese temples, though there is no Anandapur in Nepal. There are actually 2 Anandapurs - in the Kendujhar district in the state of Orissa, India, or the Chandpur District in the Chittagong Division of eastern Bangladesh.

as for the second question - well, the current voice is Dave Goelz, who does a few voices for the Muppets. the original voice was the guy who was in the He-Man movie, as well as UHF (one of my favorite movies) - Billy Barty.

someone else can go

For my question, Anandapur translates into "Pleasure Place", I have a friend who is a physician from Nepal, and I've showed him pictures and asked the question does the word mean anything in Nepalese? It may mean something else in Hindi, or one of the other languages used in the region. So Delight could be quite correct as well.

By the way, he was quite impressed, and said that that area does look very nepalese. (even though Disney advertises that it is a conglomeration of Nepal, India, Thailand etc.) A direct quote "It looks just like back home."

figmentaholic · Post by **figmentaholic** » Jan Fri 02, 2009 8:06 pm

I guess you are up to ask a question, Capn!

Post by **js3901** » Jan Wed 07, 2009 10:14 pm

ok, I refuse to let this topic die.

In Pirates of the Caribbean, how many AA figures are there, and how many of each classification are there (people/animals)?

Post by **Len90** » Jan Thu 08, 2009 12:40 am

js3901 wrote:ok, I refuse to let this topic die.

In Pirates of the Caribbean, how many AA figures are there, and how many of each classification are there (people/animals)?

125 in total
65 people/pirates
60 animals

Post by **js3901** » Jan Thu 08, 2009 6:25 am

I would've thought that was a little harder, but I guess not. You're up, Len90