The Magic of Disney AnimationWalk throughAbout The Magic of Disney AnimationA walk-through tour that includes film clips of classic Disney animated films, as well as an explanation and illustration of how Disney animators make these stories come to life on the screen. -- Last edited by Robert Niles [Update this description | Read previous versions] Photos from The Magic of Disney Animation
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You can not do alot of the thing in Hollywood - Larry Shimokaji Gives you the chance to draw a character (similar to the experience at Disney Quest). Well worth the time and you also get to catch the Incredibles in the waiting area. - Mark Moore Fair. The best elements of this attraction are the comfortable setting of the show room (it has a great feng shui about it) and the post-show displays. The interactive exhibits are particularly popular with children. - Joshua Counsil 9/10. I thought this was very cool and informative. - Nicholas Gammon I was complimented on a really expressionist Chip, and I enjoyed the class a lot. Definitely a "must-do" for anyone who enjoys art. - Sandra B I was complimented on a really expressionist Chip, and I enjoyed the class a lot. Definitely a "must-do" for anyone who enjoys art. - Sandra B My son loved learning how to draw Dale in the class - Faith Presnell It was nice and fairly interesting. If they added a little more to see and do, it'd be a really great attraction. - Gil Long It was nice and fairly interesting. If they added a little more to see and do, it'd be a really great attraction. - Gil Long It was nice and fairly interesting. If they added a little more to see and do, it'd be a really great attraction. - Gil Long This was a fun little stop off in the day. They featured Mushu from Mulan ... and our presenter did a pretty good job of interacting with the character. When you're done, you can see the various Oscars the studio has won ... and even see original sketchs and concept drawings. It was a nice change of pace. - Mickey Fan This attraction has become much better in recent time, and the studio to where you can go in and learn to draw different characters is a "hidden treasure". It's a departure from the usual theme park attractions that I welcome. - Michael Newsom Not the same as it was in the mid 90's but almost nothing remains changeless. I would love an update regarding their current animation, which is far less production quality as opposed to their revered animation such as "Beast" and "Lion King"...guess there isn't much to brag about there. - Wilfredo Alvelo
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