Disneyland Fun Trivia Quiz

Answer: About 35 miles southeast of Los Angeles

It is so close to Los Angeles that many celebrities go there often.

Answer: $17 million

This is what Splash Mountain cost all by itself built nearly 35 years later.

Answer: Yes

The drawbridge does really work. It has been raised and lowered twice. First, when Fantasyland was new in 1955. Then it was lowered to allow the excited youngsters to run in during the televised Grand Opening of Disneyland. The second opening was after the complete rehab of Fantasyland in 1983, when the land was again "opened" via the drawbridge and rededicated.

Answer: 77 feet

The height of Sleeping Beauty's case is only 77 feet above the moat, but does look taller through forced perspective. This technique is also used on the Matterhorn nearby, and all the buildings on Main Street.

Answer: Peter Pan's Flight

Since the closing of the Skyway between Tomorrowland and Fantasyland, there is only one attraction at Disneyland where the guests are suspended, rather than riding on or in their transportation.

Answer: 18

There are 18 tea cups in which you can ride on the Mad Tea Party attraction.

Answer: 138 feet

According to the sign on the Disneyland Railroad Train Station, the elevation of Disneyland is 138 feet above sea level.

Answer: The Enchanted Tiki Room

Disney Legend Wally Boag, the original Pecos Bill and creator of the Golden Horseshoe Revue, appeared throughout the park. He provided the voice for Jose the Parrot in the Tiki Room (Thurl Ravenscroft, of Haunted Mansion fame, provided the voice for Fritz and Michael's voice was provided by Fulton Burley, another Horseshoe Alumnus), and his creativity helped many other shows and attractions.

A few years ago, he received his own window on Main Street.

Answer: Royal Dano

A very talented character actor named Royal Dano gave voice to Mr. Lincoln well before he appeared at the New York 1964 world's Fair. Born in New York City in 1922, he went on to play roles in literally hundreds of movies and television programs, usually as anything but the lead character, and frequently as a quirky old gent in many westerns.

He died of a heart attack after a serious automobile accident in 1994 at the age of 71.

Answer: Space Mountain

Space Mountain is 173 feet tall. As such, it is presently the highest structure in Disneyland (to the tip of the main spire). The Matterhorn, on the other hand, is only 143 feet tall, a loser by 30 feet. Sleeping Beauty's castle is a paltry 77 feet tall. Some of the building is underground.