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246 Disney Trivia Questions Ranked From Easiest to Hardest (Updated For 2024)

1. Things were tense with The Mouse for a couple of years after "Party in the USA" caused what singer to straddle a double life between Hannah Montana and a solo pop career?
   
   Answer: Miley Cyrus
   
   
2. Which animator, who has won more Oscars than anyone in history, created the iconic cartoon character Mickey Mouse?
   
   Answer: Walt Disney
   
   
3. Known for his habit of whacking his right hind foot against the ground, Thumper is the BFF of what “B”-loved Disney deer?
   
   Answer: Bambi
   
   
4. With the exception of the title character's sidekick, a chicken named Heihei, what 2016 Disney film cast its speaking roles with voice actors of Polynesian descent?
   
   Answer: Moana
   
   
5. Which company has the following slogan? "Where dreams come true."
   
   Answer: Disney
   
   
6. In the official canon of Disney princesses, each is assigned a specific number based on the chronology of their film being released. Number 1 is 1937's Snow White. Number 2 is which 1950 princess, who spent her young years cleaning her stepmother’s chateau and protecting her mice friends Jaq and Gus from Lucifer the cat?
   
   Answer: Cinderella
   
   
7. On May 15, 2003, Arte Moreno became the first Mexican-American to own a major sports team in the United States when he purchased what “heavenly” baseball team from the Walt Disney Company?
   
   Answer: Anaheim Angels
   
   
8. What juvenile media franchise, centered on films created by Peter Barsocchini, is about the lives of Troy Bolton and Gabrielle Montez, and singing about their lives, among other things? It’s currently a Disney+ TV series co-starring Olivia Rodrigo.
   
   Answer: High School Musical
   
   
9. At the 2010 Academy Awards, the winning film for Best Animated Feature was a Disney-Pixar film featuring Kevin, Charles Muntz, Carl, Russell, and a dog named Dug. What is this helium-inflated film?
   
   Answer: Up
   
   
10. Noted animation writer and director Brad Bird helmed what 2004 Pixar film whose title characters include the superhero members of the Parr family?
    
    Answer: The Incredibles
    
    
11. Filipina Lea Salonga has supplied the singing voice of two Disney princesses: Mulan in 1998, and what princess who discovered "A Whole New World" in 1992's "Aladdin?"
    
    Answer: Princess Jasmine
    
    
12. Spotted, striped and black are species belonging to which mammalian family? Members of this family, though dog-like in appearance, are more closely related to cats than dogs. In the Disney movie “The Lion King,” a character voiced by Whoopi Goldberg is a member of this family.
    
    Answer: Hyena
    
    
13. What 1959 Disney animated film classic features Aurora as the titular princess? She falls in love with Prince Phillip.
    
    Answer: Sleeping Beauty
    
    
14. What character from Disney’s “Frozen”, a snowman magically brought to life, sings a song about how happy he would be “In Summer,” despite it being very clear the heat would melt him quickly? The “O” name comes from Old Norse, meaning something close to “ancestor.”
    
    Answer: Olaf
    
    
15. What 2010 Disney film reportedly had its title changed from "Rapunzel" to a different name to market the film gender-neutrally?
    
    Answer: Tangled
    
    
16. Jodi Benson, Christopher Daniel Barnes, and Pat Carroll are the three most prominent voice actors in what 1989 Disney animated film?
    
    Answer: The Little Mermaid
    
    
17. What animated movie about a Polynesian princess chosen by the ocean to restore the heart of a goddess, was the first Disney movie dubbed into the Māori language, Te Reo?
    
    Answer: Moana
    
    
18. DNA testing of a stray hair proves that Alfredo Linguini is the son of the late chef Auguste Gusteau in what 2007 Disney-Pixar film?
    
    Answer: Ratatouille
    
    
19. That Disney World singular soft serve sensation, the Dole Whip originally came in what tropical flavor?
    
    Answer: Pineapple
    
    
20. Which iconic character did Walt Disney plan to call Mortimer before being persuaded by his wife to change the character’s name to that he is known by today?
    
    Answer: Mickey Mouse
    
    
21. Owl City is an electronic music project featured on the soundtrack of what 2012 Disney animated film about a video game character who's tired of always playing the bad guy against Fix-It Felix?
    
    Answer: Wreck-It Ralph
    
    
22. In a July 2023 video that went viral on TikTok, a large rodent hanging out in Washington Square Park inspired spectators to chant the name of what 2007 Disney-Pixar film?
    
    Answer: Ratatouille
    
    
23. It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3! The "Big Three" U.S. commercial broadcast television networks are CBS, NBC, and what Disney-owned third network?
    
    Answer: ABC
    
    
24. Chesterfield County is linked to its “sister” city Gravesham in Kent, England by which historical figure who lived in both locations and inspired a Disney movie?
    
    Answer: Pocahontas
    
    
25. Formed in 2005, Nick, Joe, and Kevin form what family pop rock band that rose to popularity on the Disney Channel? Their songs include “X”, “Leave Before You Love Me”, and “Sucker.”
    
    Answer: Jonas Brothers
    
    
26. The soundtrack of which movie of 1992 includes songs entitled “Friend Like Me” and “Prince Ali?”
    
    Answer: Aladdin
    
    
27. Unlike most Disney characters, Mickey Mouse's pet dog is not anthropomorphic beyond some facial expressions. What is the name of Mickey's dog that was first introduced in 1930?
    
    Answer: Pluto
    
    
28. Gina Carano plays what rebel turned mercenary who often helps the titular bounty hunter on Disney+’s “The Mandalorian?” Her last name is the same as a different sci-fi franchise created by Frank Herbert.
    
    Answer: Cara Dune
    
    
29. Sharing his name with an element having the atomic number 29, what is the name of the titular dog in Disney’s “The Fox and the Hound?”
    
    Answer: Copper
    
    
30. “Fantasound” was a new audio production system crafted by Disney engineers for what symphonic 1940 film?
    
    Answer: Fantasia
    
    
31. "Golden Receiver," "World Pup," and "Seventh Inning Fetch" are spinoffs and sequels of what 1997 live-action Disney film whose title character plays basketball?
    
    Answer: Air Bud
    
    
32. In 2006, which Disney Pixar animated film did Hollywood star, racecar driver, and salad dressing philanthropist Paul Newman lend his voice to?
    
    Answer: Cars
    
    
33. The last 2D animated Disney film, released in 2011, was the fifth feature-film adaptation made by Disney of what beloved children's story about the inhabitants of the Hundred Acre Wood?
    
    Answer: Winnie the Pooh
    
    
34. Despite being all of 30 years old, which former Disney star released a chart-topping song called “Used to Be Young” in 2023?
    
    Answer: Miley Cyrus
    
    
35. While King Richard is off fighting in the Crusades, Prince John makes mischief for the title character and his friends in what 1973 animated Disney film?
    
    Answer: Robin Hood
    
    
36. Voiced by John Travolta, the title character of what 2008 Disney animated film is a white dog with a lightning-shaped marking on his coat?
    
    Answer: Bolt
    
    
37. In the 2014 Disney film “Maleficent,” Sam Riley’s character Diaval is portrayed as a human who is able to transform into what dark-feathered bird?
    
    Answer: Raven
    
    
38. Elena Castillo Flores is the princess of what magical Disney kingdom that is reminiscent of Latin America?
    
    Answer: Avalor
    
    
39. What Disneyland attraction, a fixture of Fantasyland since 1966, celebrates harmony between children throughout the planet, whose name comes from its earworm of a four-word song title?
    
    Answer: It's A Small World
    
    
40. Fans can buy a dollhouse set of the Casa Madrigal, from what 2021 Disney feature film?
    
    Answer: Encanto
    
    
41. What other Disney film besides "Sleeping Beauty" involves a sleeping princesses under an evil spell?
    
    Answer: Snow White
    
    
42. They had to pass up the roles because of scheduling conflicts, but The Spice Girls were originally set to voice Greek goddesses (The Muses) in which 1997 Disney animated film?
    
    Answer: Hercules
    
    
43. One of the earliest friends that Bambi makes after death of his mother in the 1942 animated classic, what is the name of the energetic rabbit with a propensity for heavily tapping his left hind foot?
    
    Answer: Thumper
    
    
44. At Walt Disney World, you can take a 3D “Flight Of Passage” on the back of a banshee on a ride based on what highly profitable James Cameron film?
    
    Answer: Avatar
    
    
45. What 2021 Disney+ series allows seven Japanese animation studios to bring their unique perspectives to the Star Wars universe, through short films? It is a plural word for seeing something concrete through a dream or trance.
    
    Answer: Star Wars: Visions
    
    
46. What fragrant flowering vine shares it name with a Disney princess?
    
    Answer: Jasmine
    
    
47. Born in Denver in 1953, what actor went on to star in "Home Improvement" and serve as the voice of Buzz Lightyear in Pixar's "Toy Story" films?
    
    Answer: Tim Allen
    
    
48. Led by their prima ballerina, Mlle. Upanova, a flock of ostriches puts on ballet shoes and dances to the music of Amilcare Ponchielli's "La Gioconda" in what 1940 Disney movie?
    
    Answer: Fantasia
    
    
49. In the 2014 Disney sports movie “Million Dollar Arm,” two Indian cricket players are recruited to play baseball by an agent portrayed by what American actor, best known for playing Don Draper on “Mad Men?”
    
    Answer: Jon Hamm
    
    
50. The improbably named Cobra Bubbles is a social worker who used to be a CIA agent in what 2002 Disney animated film set in Hawaii?
    
    Answer: Lilo and Stitch
    
    
51. In 2011, a Forbes magazine article declared what "DuckTales" protagonist to be the richest fictional character of all time?
    
    Answer: Scrooge McDuck
    
    
52. What iconic Disney ride, in which you go on a boat tour of an African safari and encounter a hippo among others, is now a feature film directed by Jaume Collet-Serra and co-starring The Rock?
    
    Answer: Jungle Cruise
    
    
53. What actress was nominated for a 2021 Primetime Emmy for playing the title character in the MCU Disney+ series "WandaVision?"
    
    Answer: Elizabeth Olsen
    
    
54. What "x-traordinary" superhero team, who had an eight-movie series that spanned 20 years and ended with "New Mutants," can now become part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, thanks to Disney's acquisition of 20th Century Fox?
    
    Answer: X-men
    
    
55. “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” was a very popular song from 2021’s “Encanto,” written by what popular songwriter who created the musicals “In The Heights” and “Hamilton?”
    
    Answer: Lin-Manuel Miranda
    
    
56. "Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge," in which visitors can "fly" the Millennium Falcon, is an area of what Anaheim, California theme park that first opened in 1955?
    
    Answer: Disneyland
    
    
57. What Disney-Pixar animated film follows the unlikely romance between Ember, who's made of fire, and Wade, who's made of water?
    
    Answer: Elemental
    
    
58. Hilary Duff was just 13 when she became the queen of prototypical preteen problems on which hit Disney show from the early 2000s?
    
    Answer: Lizzie McGuire
    
    
59. Providing “one-click” checkouts to online consumers, what fintech company founded by Ryan Breslow and Eric Feldman in 2014 shares its name with a 2008 animated Disney film featuring a canine “superhero”?
    
    Answer: Bolt
    
    
60. Before she broke out of a magical Disney role to sing hits like “Hands to Myself” and “Come and Get It,” what pop star got a humble start on the ‘90s children’s TV program “Barney"?
    
    Answer: Selena Gomez
    
    
61. Three dairy cows try to protect their home, the Patch of Heaven farm, from creditors in what 2004 Disney animated film named for a classic country-western song?
    
    Answer: Home on the Range
    
    
62. In 2022, The Library of Congress named 25 movies to the National Film Registry, including "Carrie," "When Harry Met Sally," and what salty Disney animated classic from 1989?
    
    Answer: The Little Mermaid
    
    
63. What is the name of the Moff played by Giancarlo Esposito in the Disney+ series “The Mandalorian”, who seeks to rebuild the Galactic Empire by capturing the Baby Yoda known as Grogu? He shares a name with a biblical prophet known for his calling and later victory over the Midianites.
    
    Answer: Moff Gideon
    
    
64. Odense, Denmark, is the hometown of what 19th century author, known for stories such as “The Nightingale” and “Thumbelina”? He’s particularly known for being the basis of multiple Disney franchises, with multiple films based on “The Snow Queen” alone.
    
    Answer: Hans Christian Andersen
    
    
65. Featured in Disney's "Fantasia," Igor Stravinsky's most famous ballet, which caused a riot at its 1913 premiere, is called "The Rite of" what season?
    
    Answer: Spring
    
    
66. Name the only dwarf in Snow White whose name doesn't include any of the letters in "Snow White."
    
    Answer: Grumpy
    
    
67. Exhibits from Monsanto, American Motors, and Dutch Boy Paint were part of the original 1955 incarnation of what future-oriented section of Disneyland?
    
    Answer: Tomorrowland
    
    
68. Pongo and Perdita are the father and mother in what storied, famous, animated Disney film?
    
    Answer: 101 Dalmatians
    
    
69. What is the name of Ariel’s best fish friend in “The Little Mermaid,” a nervous yellow fish with blue trim?
    
    Answer: Flounder
    
    
70. In a 1953 Disney animated film, what titular character and the Darling children briefly land on the hour hand of Big Ben, before heading off on their adventure?
    
    Answer: Peter Pan
    
    
71. Big Mama is the kindhearted owl who first finds Tod, an orphaned kit, in what 1981 Disney film whose title characters are best friends despite their species being natural enemies of each other?
    
    Answer: The Fox and the Hound
    
    
72. What's the youngest of the four theme parks of Walt Disney World?
    
    Answer: Disney's Animal Kingdom
    
    
73. In 1997’s “Hercules”, James Woods plays what Greek god of the Underworld? His plot complicates the lives of the Hercules and Megara.
    
    Answer: Hades
    
    
74. Bucky Barnes, who now has his own Disney+ show alongside The Falcon, is known by what two-word superhero name?
    
    Answer: Winter Soldier
    
    
75. What is the name of the iconic insect who sings “When You Wish Upon a Star” in the 1940 animated film Pinocchio? Two-word answer required.
    
    Answer: Jiminy Cricket
    
    
76. What Canadian actor, who played the young Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars Episodes II and III, came back to play Darth Vader in the 2022 Disney+ miniseries "Obi-Wan Kenobi?"
    
    Answer: Hayden Christensen
    
    
77. What five-letter name is shared by a realm in Robert Jordan's "The Wheel of Time" series and an upcoming Disney+ show starring Diego Luna as a thief turned rebel?
    
    Answer: Andor
    
    
78. What was the former name of the now current Planet Hollywood resort, which operated from 1962 to 1997, and shared its name with a Disney character?
    
    Answer: Aladdin
    
    
79. New Orleans blues-funk legend Dr. John recorded the song "Down in New Orleans" for what Disney animated film?
    
    Answer: The Princess and the Frog
    
    
80. "The Marvels" is a Marvel Cinematic Universe movie featuring Captain Marvel (Carol Danvers), Ms. Marvel (Kamala Khan), and Monica Rambeau, who previously had shown up in what Disney+ series? (And no, the picture of her in "She-Hulk: Attorney at Law" doesn't count!)
    
    Answer: WandaVision
    
    
81. The track "Bella Notte" from "Lady and the Tramp" is somewhat unsurprisingly named for a pair of Italian words that have what meaning in English?
    
    Answer: Beautiful Night
    
    
82. When you look at the alphabetized list of the seven dwarfs from Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Sleepy is listed sixth. Which dwarf is seventh on the list?
    
    Answer: Sneezy
    
    
83. What American actor achieved fame with the Disney TV show "Even Stevens" before expanding his artistic career to include an appearance in a Sia music video and a mock-musical about himself?
    
    Answer: Shia Labeouf
    
    
84. The 2020 live-action version of "Mulan" omitted what wisecracking dragon character, who was voiced by Eddie Murphy in the original 1998 animated film?
    
    Answer: Mushu
    
    
85. Fans of what “B” Blue Heeler cartoon puppy, debuting in Australia in 2018 and later on Disney Junior, can get tiny figurines of the dog and his family?
    
    Answer: Bluey
    
    
86. The 2009 Disney film "The Princess and the Frog" was loosely adapted from the novel "The Frog Princess" by E. D. Baker, which is in turn based on the Brothers Grimm fairy tale "The Frog Prince." In what city was this film set?
    
    Answer: New Orleans
    
    
87. Played by Dylan and Cole Sprouse, the title characters of what 2000s Disney Channel sitcom live at Boston's fictional Tipton Hotel, where their mom performs as a lounge singer?
    
    Answer: The Suite Life of Zack & Cody
    
    
88. The Walt Disney Company founded a professional sports franchise in 1993 and based the new team's name on a successful 1992 film. What sport did this team play?
    
    Answer: Hockey
    
    
89. The Disney+ show “Loki” introduces the Marvel Cinematic Universe to a female variant of the Asgardian god of mischief, who goes by what “S” name?
    
    Answer: Sylvie
    
    
90. What "small" Disney animated film of 2005, with Zach Braff as the voice of the title farm bird, features a noisy antagonist named Goosey Loosey?
    
    Answer: Chicken Little
    
    
91. “Hawkeye” on Disney+ saw the official introduction of what crime boss character, played by Vincent D’Onofrio, to the MCU, after he played the same character on the Netflix “Daredevil” show? Real name Wilson Fisk, the character’s nickname is a word meaning a person essential to an organization.
    
    Answer: Kingpin
    
    
92. To give the 1995 animated film a more serious tone, Disney cut all of Meeko and Flit's lines. The raccoon-hummingbird duo was seen in which Disney movie set in the New World?
    
    Answer: Pocahontas
    
    
93. Which 1970 Disney animated musical about some felines living the high life in Paris and featured the voice acting of Eva Gabor and Phil Harris?
    
    Answer: The Aristocats
    
    
94. Released in 1994, the first animated Disney movie to be remade in live action was which 1967 movie, itself an adaptation of a novel released in 1894?
    
    Answer: The Jungle Book
    
    
95. In 1998, which spooky-fun Disney Channel Original Movie starred Kimberly J. Brown as a preteen who learns she’s a witch and must learn the ropes from her grandma (played by Debbie Reyolds)?
    
    Answer: Halloweentown
    
    
96. Which Scottish lass from 2013’s “Brave” was the first Disney princess to be created by Pixar?
    
    Answer: Merida
    
    
97. In “Moana” (2016), Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson voiced which larger-than-life demigod with a magic fishing hook (manaiakalani)?
    
    Answer: Maui
    
    
98. Sung by Julie Andrews, "Feed the Birds (Tuppence a Bag)" is a song from what classic Disney movie musical of 1964?
    
    Answer: Mary Poppins
    
    
99. Before she starred in Disney’s live-action remake of “Cinderella” in 2015, Lily James played Lady Rose in which period drama?
    
    Answer: Downton Abbey
    
    
100. Which Disney star actually released a self-titled album a year after her 2003 pop debut “Metamorphosis” which featured hits like “So Yesterday” and “Coming Clean?”
     
     Answer: Hilary Duff
     
     
101. What is the name of the best selling video game franchise to come out of Disney's home-grown intellectual property (so we're ignoring Disney's purchase of Lucas Films)?
     
     Answer: Kingdom Hearts
     
     
102. What classic literary villain, described as a “Machiavellian schemer and manipulator” shares his name with an avian sidekick in the Disney film "Aladdin?"
     
     Answer: Iago
     
     
103. Mary, John, and Michael Darling are all characters in what 1953 Disney film?
     
     Answer: Peter Pan
     
     
104. What is the name of the 2003 Disney Channel Original Movie that revolves around Alex Schlotzsky and his Jewish basketball team coached by a former college basketball star?
     
     Answer: Full-Court Miracle
     
     
105. Which mid-90s Disney cartoon about a band of monsters gained a reputation for collecting many former Star Trek: The Next Generation actors in its cast?
     
     Answer: Gargoyles
     
     
106. In 1979, Disney released what live action science fiction film starring Maximilian Schell? It is also the name of an object that emits radiation, as theorized by Stephen Hawking in 1974.
     
     Answer: The Black Hole
     
     
107. What theme park, now a part of Disney World, was originally conceived as the "Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow"?
     
     Answer: EPCOT
     
     
108. Approximately 14,000 people signed a petition for Disneyland to redo what log flume ride because it is themed after the problematic film "The Song of the South?"
     
     Answer: Splash Mountain
     
     
109. What Disney princess sings the song "Oh, Sing Sweet Nightingale" while she's scrubbing floors for her stepmother and stepsisters?
     
     Answer: Cinderella
     
     
110. What “B” Isle in the Detroit River was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1974? It shares its name with a Disney Princess of the 1990s.
     
     Answer: Belle
     
     
111. In 2021, Disney released what live action crime comedy, whose title character is a younger version of a famous villain portrayed in a 1961 animated film and its 1996 live action remake? The movie’s title is the character’s first name, which seems to imply she is uncaring to suffering.
     
     Answer: Cruella
     
     
112. What is the name of the character from “Beauty In The Beast” who, after serving as the Beast’s majordomo, is turned into a sentient clock amidst the Beast’s curse? His name is in part a pun on the inner workings of his clock.
     
     Answer: Cogsworth
     
     
113. What magical space of 25,000 acres in Lake Buena Vista and Bay Lake, Florida, is split into six distinct parks and 27 hotels? It was founded in 1971 as an expansion of a California location.
     
     Answer: Walt Disney World
     
     
114. Howard Ashman and Alan Mencken played themselves when "Under the Sea" won Best Original Song at the 89th Oscars over what other "Little Mermaid" song of theirs?
     
     Answer: Kiss the Girl
     
     
115. From 1994 to 1997, Disneyland regularly ran a parade with African art-themed floats based on what animated film that was remade in 2019?
     
     Answer: The Lion King
     
     
116. Disney World’s Animal Kingdom is home to a themed area named after what alien world, itself from a recent James Cameron film? The location shares its name with a streaming music app recently acquired by SiriusXM.
     
     Answer: Pandora - The World Of Avatar
     
     
117. In Disney's "Fantasia 2000," the story of Noah's Ark is recreated with what quack-tastic character as Noah's assistant in getting animals onto the ark?
     
     Answer: Donald Duck
     
     
118. The New York City Newsboys’ Strike of 1899 served as the inspiration for what musical film released by Disney in 1992?
     
     Answer: Newsies
     
     
119. Known in French as “la rage”, what is the name of the viral disease that is derived from the Latin for “madness”? This disease features in a Disney movie of 1957 starring Tommy Kirk.
     
     Answer: Rabies
     
     
120. Olivia Rodrigo starred on what 2010s Disney Channel show about two friends, Paige and Frankie, who run a comedy video channel and go to work at Vuuugle Studios? Its name is like an odd version of a burrowing nocturnal African mammal, known for its long snout.
     
     Answer: Bizaardvark
     
     
121. What character in “The Little Mermaid” is the king of Atlantica and is Ariel’s father? He shares his name with a Greek sea god, the son of Poseidon.
     
     Answer: King Triton
     
     
122. What 2021 Disney animated film is about a family of Colombians who are gifted with magical powers, co-starring Lin-Manuel Miranda and Wilmer Valderrama? Its name is Spanish for “charm.”
     
     Answer: Encanto
     
     
123. Cassian Andor, a Rebel intelligence officer and captain of the titular “Rogue One” in the 2016 film, as well as the star of the 2022 Disney+ show “Andor”, is played by what Mexican actor? He has also starred in such films as “Y tu mama tambien” and “Milk.”
     
     Answer: Diego Luna
     
     
124. At Walt Disney World, what Toy Story character offers to take patrons on a “Space Ranger Spin?”
     
     Answer: Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin
     
     
125. What 2022 CGI Disney-Pixar film, released on Disney+, is about a 13 year old Chinese girl who transforms into a certain kind of panda when she gets stressed? It is directed by Domee Shi, and stars Rosalie Chiang and James Hong.
     
     Answer: Turning Red
     
     
126. Which American singer-songwriter, nicknamed the “Piano Man”, provided the voice of Dodger in the 1988 Disney movie “Oliver & Company?”
     
     Answer: Billy Joel
     
     
127. What is the only Disney Pixar animated feature film (as of 2022) set in Scotland?
     
     Answer: Brave
     
     
128. 2022 saw the MCU debut, on Disney+, of what lunar anti-hero, played by Oscar Isaac, a white-clad hero struggling with mental issues and his connection to an Egyptian god?
     
     Answer: Moon Knight
     
     
129. Marvel and Disney+’s “Moon Knight” features a villainous turn from what actor as Arthur Harrow? He is better known to traditional film fans for starring in Richard Linklater’s “Before Sunrise” and in 2001’s “Training Day” opposite Denzel Washington.
     
     Answer: Ethan Hawke
     
     
130. Mickey Mouse might be his most famous cartoon, but he wasn’t Walt Disney’s first original character. Which animal was Disney's “lucky” Oswald?
     
     Answer: Rabbit
     
     
131. In “The Little Mermaid,” the character of Ursula was written with hopes that which “Golden Girls” actress would lend her voice? (Spoiler: She turned down the role).
     
     Answer: Bea Arthur
     
     
132. Released in 1994 and considered a key player in the “Disney Renaissance,” which movie became the highest-grossing traditionally animated film in history?
     
     Answer: The Lion King
     
     
133. After she was romanced by a ghost, but before she joined the Navy, which actress voiced Esmerelda in “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” (1996)?
     
     Answer: Demi Moore
     
     
134. Artists working on “101 Dalmatians” (1961) were faced with the challenge of animating hundreds of pups. Which brand of copying machine technology saved them time and money?
     
     Answer: Xerox
     
     
135. After seeing her on Broadway, Walt Disney wanted to cast Julie Andrews in his next live-action film. Not only was it Andrews’ first movie, but she went on to get her first Academy Award nomination—and Oscar win—for the role. What was the name of the 1964 film?
     
     Answer: Mary Poppins
     
     
136. Thanks to a product placement agreement with Nabisco, cookies play a memorable role in two versions of a Disney classic. In the original 1961 film, the girls share some Fig Newtons. In the 1998 remake, it’s Oreos (with peanut butter).
     
     Answer: The Parent Trap
     
     
137. Which 2003 fish flick was the first Pixar film to have a scene after the credits?
     
     Answer: Finding Nemo
     
     
138. Before they starred together in “Frozen,” Idina Menzel and Kristin Bell both auditioned to voice the long-haired lead in which 2010 Disney film?
     
     Answer: Tangled
     
     
139. Which actor regretted passing up the chance to voice Buzz Lightyear in “Toy Story” so much that he didn’t hesitate when John Lasseter asked him to voice Mike in “Monsters, Inc.?”
     
     Answer: Billy Crystal
     
     
140. When it was released in 2010, which Disney animated film about a long-haired girl became the first princess film of the franchise to get a PG rating?
     
     Answer: Tangled
     
     
141. What is the name of the Beauty and the Beast character who has been transformed into a three-armed candelabra whose name means “light” in French?
     
     Answer: Lumiere
     
     
142. Emeryville is home to which Disney-owned animation studio known for “Toy Story,” “Monsters Inc.,” “Finding Nemo,” and “Up?”
     
     Answer: Pixar
     
     
143. In 1991’s “Beauty and the Beast,” Angela Lansbury (a Brit who surely knows how to make a proper “cuppa") lent her voice to which tea-themed character?
     
     Answer: Mr.s Potts
     
     
144. The newest area at Disney Theme Parks is a Star Wars-themed experience that opened in 2019 at both Disneyland and Disney World's Hollywood Studios. What two-word name, referring to the remote frontier planet Batuu, do these themed areas share?
     
     Answer: Galaxy's Edge
     
     
145. In 2004, which ogre-ish fairytale fantasy from 2001 got a sequel that debuted at Cannes and brought back Mike Meyers, Cameron Diaz, and Eddie Murphy?
     
     Answer: Shrek
     
     
146. Eddie Murphy plays Dr. Sherman Klump, the titular university teacher of biology in what 1996 Disney live-action comedy, itself a remake of a 1963 film with the same name?
     
     Answer: The Nutty Professor
     
     
147. Abigail and Amelia Gabble are twin sisters who are also geese in what 1970 Disney animated film whose title characters are Duchess and her children Marie, Toulouse, and Berlioz?
     
     Answer: The Aristocats
     
     
148. In 2022, the Florida legislature passed a law abolishing the RCID, an "improvement district" that's home to Walt Disney World. What does the "RC" stand for in "RCID?"
     
     Answer: Reedy Creek
     
     
149. The mascot of the University of California San Diego is a "King" who shares a name with--and looks suspiciously like--what father figure from Disney's The Little Mermaid?
     
     Answer: King Triton
     
     
150. Disneyland's "Bear Country" themed land was given what alliterative new "C" name when Splash Mountain opened in 1989?
     
     Answer: Critter Country
     
     
151. In a 2008 special, the American Film Institute named what 1937 Disney movie the greatest animated film of all time, just ahead of Pinocchio?
     
     Answer: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
     
     
152. What 1990 film, set in the Australian Outback, was the first animated sequel ever released by Disney Studios?
     
     Answer: The Rescuers Down Under
     
     
153. Conductor Leopold Stokowski and composer Deems Taylor make live-action appearances in which otherwise animated Disney film?
     
     Answer: Fantasia
     
     
154. Which actress, who in 2021 became the youngest ever winner of a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress (Comedy or Musical), has been cast in the titular role for Disney's 2024 live-action version of Snow White?
     
     Answer: Rachel Zegler
     
     
155. Which city in Ottawa County is home to a light-up musical water fountain on Dewey Hill that puts on shows celebrating holidays and even you’re favorite Disney sing-a-long?
     
     Answer: Grand Haven
     
     
156. In 2021, Disney released which computer-animated fantasy adventure about a young warrior princess who must protect a powerful gem with the voice talents of Marie Tran, Sandra Oh, Dae Kim, Gemma Chan, and Awkwafina?
     
     Answer: Raya and the Last Dragon
     
     
157. The Lion King's villain Scar is inspired by what character from Shakespeare's Hamlet, another uncle who murders the protagonist's father?
     
     Answer: Claudius
     
     
158. "The Little Mermaid" was nominated for two Best Original Song Oscars: one for "Kiss the Girl" and the other for what upbeat tune that won the award?
     
     Answer: Under the Sea
     
     
159. Which live-action/CGI adventure film featuring the voice talents of D.B. Sweeney, Ossie Davis, Hayden Panettiere, Juliana Margulies, and Max Casella, followed the post-meteor shower journey of some big prehistoric creatures on their way to the Nesting Grounds?
     
     Answer: Dinosaur
     
     
160. Merida is the fire-haired Scottish heroine of which 2013 Disney Pixar animated film?
     
     Answer: Brave
     
     
161. What jazzy singer behind the classic "Fever" lent her voice to human mother Darling in Lady and the Tramp, as well as the cats Si and Am?
     
     Answer: Peggy Lee
     
     
162. What is the name of the fictional New Jersey town where Wanda and Vision live in the Disney+ series WandaVision? The series was shot in LA and Atlanta, however.
     
     Answer: Westview
     
     
163. The castle at the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney Resort in Florida is Cinderella Castle. The castle at the original Disneyland is named after what animated Disney classic?
     
     Answer: Sleeping Beauty
     
     
164. An infamous black-and-white 1969 cartoon sees Godzilla meet what gentle title character from a Disney film?
     
     Answer: Bambi
     
     
165. Adriana Caselotti became the first female voice artist to be named a Disney Legend for going "off to work" as the title princess role in which classic Disney animated movie from 1937? (Bonus fact: She was only 18 at the time and was paid about $18,000 USD in today’s money.)
     
     Answer: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
     
     
166. "Moana" wasn't the first Disney film John Musker and Ron Clements worked on. Of the many films they co-directed and produced were "The Little Mermaid" and which 1992 animated film that took kids on a magic carpet ride and featured the vocal talents of Robin Williams?
     
     Answer: Aladdin
     
     
167. In 2000, which seemingly spring-loaded Winnie the Pooh character got a Disney movie all their own?
     
     Answer: Tigger
     
     
168. What composer created the imposing (and somewhat creepy) "Night on Bald Mountain"? This piece, along with "Ave Maria" by Schubert, comprised the last segment of Disney's 1940 film "Fantasia".
     
     Answer: Modest Mussorgsky
     
     
169. Born in Chicago in 1901, what was Walt Disney’s middle name?
     
     Answer: Elias
     
     
170. Dr. Facilier or "Shadow Man" is the vying voodoo villain in which 2009 animated Disney film?
     
     Answer: The Princess and the Frog
     
     
171. What car company collaborated with Lucasfilm on cars referencing Disney+ television shows in 2022 and 2023? The company created cars whose paint was inspired by "Obi-wan Kenobi" and "The Mandalorian," respectively.
     
     Answer: Volkswagen
     
     
172. In the “Winnie the Pooh” universe, what’s the name of the elephant-like creatures who, along with Woozles, cause quite a fright when they appear in the dreams of inhabitants of the Hundred Acre Wood?
     
     Answer: Heffalumps
     
     
173. Time to prick your ears up! What media conglomerate has as its logo the company's name, written in its founder's handwriting?
     
     Answer: Disney
     
     
174. The story of Dragoncoin, a blockchain startup founded by Joe Roets, actually starts at which magical studio that has certainly released its fair share of content featuring dragons, wizards, princesses, talking animal companions, villains, and the like?
     
     Answer: Disney
     
     
175. Including the Oscar-winning "You'll Be in My Heart," Phil Collins provided the songs for what vine-swinging 1999 Disney animated film?
     
     Answer: Tarzan
     
     
176. In what city, which lies across the Hudson from Manhattan, does Kamala Khan live in the Disney+ series “Ms. Marvel?”
     
     Answer: Jersey City
     
     
177. In the Disney+ series "Hawkeye," Kate Bishop's bedroom wall has a diploma from what notable girls' private school in New York?
     
     Answer: The Spence School
     
     
178. Before she topped the pop charts singing about her “drivers license,” what singer-actress starred in Disney’s “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series?”
     
     Answer: Olivia Rodrigo
     
     
179. The 1969 Disney movie "The Love Bug" and its 1997 remake are about a sentient white Volkswagen with what six-letter nickname?
     
     Answer: Herbie
     
     
180. In Season 2 of "Loki" on Disney+, in what city did Mobius and Loki find Victor Timely (a variant of He Who Remains) at the 1893 World's Fair?
     
     Answer: Chicago
     
     
181. After playing the character on "The Mandalorian," what actress plays former Jedi Ahsoka Tano on the Disney+ series "Ahsoka"?
     
     Answer: Rosario Dawson
     
     
182. What is the name (or the name he goes by, at least) of the narrator for the "What If...?" animated series on Disney+?
     
     Answer: The Watcher
     
     
183. What was the first MCU movie to be released after Disney acquired Marvel for $4 billion in August 2009?
     
     Answer: Iron Man 2
     
     
184. In the 2013 drama "Saving Mr. Banks," Tom Hanks plays an aging Walt Disney trying to secure the rights to what 1934 novel?
     
     Answer: Mary Poppins
     
     
185. Lady Kluck is a supporting character in which 1973 Disney movie based on an English folk tale?
     
     Answer: Robin Hood
     
     
186. In 2003, Disney released two film adaptations of Disneyland attractions. The first was inspired by the Pirates of the Caribbean ride. What spooky attraction, located in New Orleans Square at Disneyland and in Liberty Square at Disney World's Magic Kingdom, inspired the second?
     
     Answer: The Haunted Mansion
     
     
187. What's the name of the energetic Australian Cattle Dog who is the title star of a popular children's show airing in the U.S. on Disney+?
     
     Answer: Bluey
     
     
188. What Disney princess, voiced as an adult by Anika Noni Rose in her 2009 film, is the first official African American member of the Disney Princesses? Her name is derived appropriately from the Latin for “princess.”
     
     Answer: Tiana
     
     
189. Opening on June 14, 1959, one of the first monorails in the U.S. is sound at which iconic venue? The two stations on this monorail are in Downtown and Tomorrowland.
     
     Answer: Disneyland
     
     
190. Sharing his name with a Mozart opera character, what is the name of Geppetto's black-and-white pet cat in Disney's "Pinocchio?"
     
     Answer: Figaro
     
     
191. "When there's trouble, you call DW" was part of the theme song to what early-1990s show from the Disney Afternoon?
     
     Answer: Darkwing Duck
     
     
192. Also known as the "Shadow Man", who was the witch doctor villain in Disney’s 2009 animated film “The Princess and the Frog” who notably had "friends on the other side"?
     
     Answer: Dr. Facilier
     
     
193. Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany are the two stars of what television miniseries that debuted on Disney+ in 2021 and is considered the first flagship TV show for Marvel Studios?
     
     Answer: WandaVision
     
     
194. From the ballet of the same name, the music of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky was adapted into songs including "Once Upon a Dream" for what classic 1959 Disney film?
     
     Answer: Sleeping Beauty
     
     
195. He won a record 26 Academy Awards, and was the first person to receive a star on the Anaheim Walk of Stars, but whose other claim to fame was creating the "Scoopy Bee" mascot used by The Sacramento Bee?
     
     Answer: Walt Disney
     
     
196. Named by the American Film Institute as the third greatest animation of all time (after Snow White and Pinocchio), which 1942 Disney movie was based on a novel by Austrian author and hunter Felix Salten?
     
     Answer: Bambi
     
     
197. What cartoon is considered the debut of Mickey Mouse and one of the first cartoons ever to include a fully post-produced soundtrack?
     
     Answer: Steamboat Willie
     
     
198. What 2018 Disney Channel Original Movie stars Meg Donnelly and Milo Manheim as a cheerleader and one of titular creatures, who team up to show the town the power of community? It takes real brains to remember there is a 2020 sequel.
     
     Answer: Zombies
     
     
199. Which Disney Princess was the first female fictional character to get a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame?
     
     Answer: Snow White
     
     
200. In 2022, "We Don't Talk About Bruno" became the second song from a Disney movie to reach #1 on the Billboard Hot 100. What 1993 duet by Peabo Bryson and Regina Belle was the first?
     
     Answer: A Whole New World
     
     
201. Based on a novel by Robert Louis Stevenson, which movie of 1950 was Disney’s first fully live-action film?
     
     Answer: Treasure Island
     
     
202. The Walt Disney Concert Hall is home to the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. What world-renowned architect designed the unusual structure?
     
     Answer: Gehry
     
     
203. What 2002 Disney animated film is a sci-fi adaptation of one of Robert Louis Stevenson's most famous adventure novels? (Name the movie, not the book.)
     
     Answer: Treasure Planet
     
     
204. In the final episode of the first season of "The Mandalorian," a famous weapon is revealed when briefly seen in the hands of Moff Gideon. What is this weapon?
     
     Answer: The Darksaber
     
     
205. From its opening in April 1992 until May 1994, the Disney theme park now called Disneyland Paris was known by what continental name?
     
     Answer: Euro Disney
     
     
206. What 1986 Disney animated film, whose title character is a rodent named Basil, is notable as the studio's first to incorporate CGI technology?
     
     Answer: The Great Mouse Detective
     
     
207. The title character, Basil of Baker Street, chases the evil Professor Ratigan inside Big Ben's tower in the climactic scene of what 1986 Disney animated film?
     
     Answer: The Great Mouse Detective
     
     
208. The famous “torch-carrying lady” in the Columbia Pictures logo is rumored to be based on American actress Evelyn Venable. She was for sure the live-action model and voice actor for The Blue Fairy in which Disney animated film?
     
     Answer: Pinocchio
     
     
209. Despite being the title character, what Disney animal has no speaking lines throughout the film? The film clocks in at just over one hour long, making it one of Disney's shortest feature films.
     
     Answer: Dumbo
     
     
210. What's the appropriately colossal name of the sperm whale who swallows Geppetto, then the title character, in Disney's Pinocchio?
     
     Answer: Monstro
     
     
211. A bulldog named Chance and a golden retriever named Shadow are two of the three protagonists of what 1993 Disney live-action family flick?
     
     Answer: Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey
     
     
212. With roughly 12 million visitors a year visit, it is said to be the most visited site in all of Europe. The Parisian commune of Chessy is home to the European version of what major American attraction?
     
     Answer: Disneyland (Disneyland Paris)
     
     
213. Which animated Playhouse Disney series that started in 1998 followed the adventures of three critter siblings with names fit for a school lunchbox-worthy sandwich?
     
     Answer: PB&J Otter
     
     
214. Actor Vic Perrin was tapped to provide the voiceover for Disney's out-of-this-world ride Spaceship Earth thanks to his work providing the voice of "Control" in what similarly spacey anthology TV show from the 1960s?
     
     Answer: The Outer Limits
     
     
215. What 2001 film from Japan's Studio Ghibli (which was distributed in North America by Disney in 2002) won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature in 2003?
     
     Answer: Spirited Away
     
     
216. What is the parent company of the following brands: GoPro, Hulu and Touchstone Pictures?
     
     Answer: Disney
     
     
217. Despite being the title character, what Disney animal has no speaking lines throughout the film? The film clocks in at just over one hour long, making it one of Disney's shortest feature films.
     
     Answer: Dumbo
     
     
218. A spinoff of the Disney show "That's So Raven" was primarily set in the White House (especially the kitchen). What was the title of this show which aired between 2007-08?
     
     Answer: Corey in the House
     
     
219. Arlo is the titular apatosaurus in what 2015 Disney Pixar film that imagines an alternate universe in which creatures like him never became extinct?
     
     Answer: The Good Dinosaur
     
     
220. The New York Times noted that "the sun never sets on a Disney theme park" due to their six locations being spread across the globe. In addition to the two in the US, there are Disney theme parks in Paris, Tokyo, Hong Kong, and which other Asian city?
     
     Answer: Shanghai
     
     
221. After less than a year in retirement, Bob Iger returned to Disney as CEO in November 2022, replacing what other "Bob" as CEO?
     
     Answer: Bob Chapek
     
     
222. In the Disney+ series “Ms. Marvel,” what article of jewelry awakened Kamala Khan’s superpowers? She found the item in a package from her grandmother, which her mother dismissed as “junk.”
     
     Answer: Bangle
     
     
223. In the Little Mermaid, the two eel sidekicks of Ursula have names that are words often paired in English. Name one of these sidekicks.
     
     Answer: Flotsam and Jetsam
     
     
224. Actually located in Utah, what high school served as the main setting of the 2006 Disney Channel original movie “High School Musical”?
     
     Answer: East High School
     
     
225. What internationally award-winning preschool program, shown in the U.S. on Disney Junior, includes a polar bear named Captain Barnacles, and teaches children about ocean life?
     
     Answer: Octonauts
     
     
226. Disney Cruise Line was first incorporated in 1996, and the company's first vessel was domiciled in London. What is the name of this first ship?
     
     Answer: Disney Magic
     
     
227. Which unpopular animated Disney film, based on Welsh mythology and featuring the Horned King, was edited two times to avoid earning an R rating from the Motion Picture Association of America?
     
     Answer: The Black Cauldron
     
     
228. In the Disney+ series "Secret Invasion," what Emmy and Oscar-winning actress plays Sonya Farnsworth, the ruthless head of Britain's MI6?
     
     Answer: Olivia Colman
     
     
229. Performed by Huey Lewis, "Once Upon a Time in New York City" is the opening song of what 1988 Disney animated film that's based on a Charles Dickens novel?
     
     Answer: Oliver & Company
     
     
230. Shades of Green is a Disney World resort that caters to members of what specialized profession?
     
     Answer: Armed Forces / Military
     
     
231. What 2010s Disney Channel sitcom was about kids PJ, Teddy, and Gabe, whose lives are made more difficult with the birth of a new baby? The title, which includes the baby’s name, is in reference to how hard it will be for the family to keep things together when Mom goes back to work.
     
     Answer: Good Luck Charlie
     
     
232. Who plays Hawkeye's new sidekick, Kate Bishop, in the Disney + series, "Hawkeye?"
     
     Answer: Hailee Steinfeld
     
     
233. In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, what was the name of the TVA officer who recruited Loki to help find Sylvie? He was played in the Disney+ series by Owen Wilson.
     
     Answer: Mobius M. Mobius
     
     
234. What is the name of the oldest building in Disneyland that once served as the park's lumber mill? It now sits among the rest of Main Street's buildings as a tribute to Walt Disney's hometown of Marceline, Missouri.
     
     Answer: The Opera House
     
     
235. Although Disney is of course famously associated with co-founder Walt Disney, what other man was the CEO of the company for more than four decades starting in the 1920s?
     
     Answer: Roy O Disney
     
     
236. Who is the Portland-raised actress and producer that is arguably most well-known for her seven-season run on Mad Men as well as roles in various feature films such as voice acting at Gabby Gabby in "Toy Story 4"?
     
     Answer: Christina Hendricks
     
     
237. What is the idyllic-sounding name of the starcruiser where you can have a two-night immersive experience at Walt Disney World Florida, including lightsaber lessons and a view of space from your cabin?
     
     Answer: Halcyon
     
     
238. The powerful sorcerer in Disney's 1940 film Fantasia is given what name--which might be more recognizable to Disney fans when read backwards?
     
     Answer: Yen Sid
     
     
239. What “T” mouse with a Brooklyn accent is the guardian and mentor of “Dumbo” in his 1941 Disney cartoon? His name is also the full name of the Tiny sickly child of Bob Cratchit in “A Christmas Carol.”
     
     Answer: Timothy Mouse
     
     
240. Have you heard Bambi's first word was a 4-letter word? Okay...not that kind of 4-letter word. When Thumper teaches Bambi to talk, what animal does Bambi utter first?
     
     Answer: Bird
     
     
241. Slated for 2024, “Daredevil: Born Again” will have what actor reprising his role as blind attorney Matt Murdock (a.k.a. Daredevil)? In addition to having his own series, the character made a cameo in “Spiderman: No Way Home” and had a longer story arc on the Disney+ series “She-Hulk, Attorney at Law.”
     
     Answer: Charlie Cox
     
     
242. Have you heard Bambi's first word was a 4-letter word? Okay...not that kind of 4-letter word. When Thumper teaches Bambi to talk, what animal does Bambi utter first?
     
     Answer: Bird
     
     
243. If you visit a Disney park as a grown-up, you might be disappointed to learn adults are not allowed to dress up as characters (unless, of course, they’re a cast member!) You can get around the rule by partaking in what B-term that means dressing in a way that’s inspired by your favorite character without being in full costume?
     
     Answer: Bounding
     
     
244. What short-lived animation studio was located on the second floor of the McConahay Building on East 31st in Kansas City? In 1923 the studio went bankrupt, only to be reborn as Walt Disney Animation Studio, after its founder had moved to California.
     
     Answer: Laugh-O-Gram
     
     
245. Software developers at Disney created Hyperion, a program to produce more realistic animated scenes by determining the correct angle and intensity of light and shadows, that is Disney’s in-house version of what type of software?
     
     Answer: Renderer
     
     
246. What theme park, meant to rival Disneyland, opened in 1958 in Santa Monica, CA, and boasted a host of attractions, including a sea circus, a simulated submarine voyage, diving bells, and an ocean skyway with suspended gondolas that took passengers a half-mile out to sea? The park shut down in 1967 after long-term construction in the area made it difficult for guests to reach the park.
     
     Answer: Pacific Ocean Park
     
     
     

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