10 Weirdest Disney Backstories

[@fifthrider]

10:28 - The reason Mr. Toad went to hell is because Walt felt Toad's recklessness was without consequence. He didn't want the ride encouraging bad behaviour. Disney historian Jim Korkis wrote about this in one of his "Vault of Walt" books. The only thing I can find online is a conversation that former imagineer Bob Rogers had with Korkis: "Some attractions tell cautionary tales. For instance, Mr. Toad's Wild Ride was a cautionary tale. It basically said that if you were reckless as a driver, you were going to Hell. It was that simple."

[@KeepCalmContemplateYourChoices]

Well, Walt certainly didn't give any fucks

[@jeitler1045]

@@KeepCalmContemplateYourChoices Walt really said what’s a reasonable punishment for someone who stole a car and seems to be DUI, not a couple years in prison no. How about eternal suffering?

[@CritterKeeper01]

@@jeitler1045 You could say that about almost any sin - yes, bad, but does it deserve *eternal* suffering? That's the whole basis of Unitarian-Universalism, the "universal" is for universal salvation, meaning no one goes to Hell *forever*.

[@jeitler1045]

@@CritterKeeper01 I was joking 1 year ago lmao. But thanks for bringing me back to this channel, I’ve forgotten about it

[@RichardSmith-dl2dk]

Mr. Toad's Hell scene always made sense when it was explained to me by a cast member. "It's a simple morality tale! Steal cars, taunt cops, break out of jail, drive recklessly, die, end up in Hell! It's what you deserve!" Seen in the light that Disney is teaching you not to do this stuff or you face eternal consequences makes sense. Especially when you think back to the horrific Lampwick turns into a donkey scene in Pinocchio.

[@ThePinkDragon]

was thinking Pinocchio too Morality tales

[@annabanana2418]

^frustrated Disney imagineer^ GAH. Mr. Toad can go to hell! ^drunk imagineer^ .....THAT'S GENIUS!!

[@KARYFLAGS]

makes sense lol

[@averygaitens.]

That sound about right!😅

[@mannamedisaak3316]

Anna Pittman I was Genuinely surprised

[@starryrain5340]

I like this better than the official one tbh.

[@DanielWalters]

Don't you mean ^high imagineer^?

[@fionagrace8521]

I love hearing backstories it makes the ride even more enjoyable and it’s so fun to tell your family

[@pambond8205]

Your Patrick Begorra pin is awesome! When we were there this past December, Patrick had a wreath on his door for Christmas :)

[@mablestark6501]

That's such an adorable backstory! I would be so happy to be the one to pit the little wreath on his door

[@daltonhennegan7775]

My dogs name is Chester and when you said Chester and Hester he came over with his head perked up !

[@avacapron5110]

Dalton Hennegan that’s sooo cute!!

[@heathershaye4845]

You should do strangest Disney guest stories

[@qingbaiyun888]

This is a GREAT idea! Totally second this!

[@alyssarouso]

Just go on a forum and ask current or former Disney Cast Members for those. I have plenty from working in quick service at DHS, and I'll probably walk away with twice as many after doing Attractions this summer.

[@brittbratt9686]

YES!

[@tiffprendergast]

Alyssa Rouso name one

[@Queen_Guenevere]

Walt wanted every Fantasyland attraction to have some sort of lesson or moral. Mr. Toad was supposed to discourage drunk and reckless driving!

[@fbmal909]

I am SO glad you mentioned the Tower of Terror movie. It’s honestly really good, and definitely my favorite DCOM. definitely check it out if you haven’t seen it y’all!

[@jonsingsbway5112]

Just Mason Tower of Terror isn’t a DCOM it was airs for The Wonderful World of Disney on ABC

[@nickwebb4266]

Big thunder There was a gold rush and loads of people rushed over there and started mining the mountain this angered the mountain gods and cursed big thunder leaving the mountain empty and the train driving the tracks on its own. The queue you wait in is the old ghost town where the miners lived

[@richardmercer2337]

One thing Disney veterans know is that *everything* has a backstory! Even the backstories have backstories! (Kidding...I think...)

[@sarahpanther1491]

Pandora: The World of Avatar has a HUGE backstory to the land also! It's really interesting and ties in really well to the movies that are coming out. Only the people that work there are really told about it, but there's a wealth of hidden secrets and interesting facts about the land that we're taught about :)

[@user-wq6bf4sv2t]

The backstory behind phantom manor that i heard was pretty similar, except there was no earthquake, but Henry hung Melanie’s fiancé the night before the wedding, and Melanie died of a broken heart

[@emmiebunny04]

its both actually, all of frontierland is the town of thunder mesa

[@andreajoki9758]

Maria and Enzo's is modeled after the Marine Air Terminal at JFK Airport - that's why you sea air boats as a motif. The terminal originally had both land-based and sea-based plane gates.

[@unlimited_pizza]

AJ please cover Jock Lindsey's Hanger Bar next time. Great story and I'd love to know more. Go Bills!

[@RissahBabyy]

Haunted Mansion in WDW makes sense being based in Hudson Valley. New York right? Cause Sleepy Hollow, headless horseman.

[@bella_iris]

Yes please, sequels to this video!

[@AmberDoubleU]

I so wish Mr Toads wild ride was still at Disney World. Will have to go to California to ride it from now on!!

[@Jenscarlett]

Ember Weeds I know, I’m sad it’s not at DW any longer. 🙁

[@YankeeCountess]

Hey AJ, did I miss one? I counted 9 (1--Jungle Cruise, 2--Little Man in the Tree, 3--Tower of Terror, 4--Typhoon Lagoon, 5--Blizzard Beach, 6--Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, 7--Chester & Hester, 8--Maria & Enzo's, 9--Haunted Mansion)--what did I miss???

[@allyssastanley5990]

Maybe they are counting the speakeasy beneath Maria & Enzo's?

[@dududinha07]

Yankee Countess Enzo’s Hideaway

[@missintuition]

When you first enter the haunted mansion to the stretching room, lots of people don't always look up and pay attention, but there is a hanging body above when lightning flashes. Suppose to be the husband of the bride.

[@hollabackgirl3228]

I noticed this the first time I rode it when I was 12 and it scared me so much that cast members laughed at me for screaming......

[@MinneapolisDavid]

I’m in the travel biz and not new to Disney by any means. I learn new tips and tricks from you every week! LOVE IT!!!

[@Lisa-kd3uh]

13:10 How are you able to eat in the first class lounge?

[@blackjac5000]

The section of Disney Springs where the Boathouse, Morimoto Asia and Raglan Road are located had originally been the old Pleasure Island nightlife area, which had a massive backstory of being a former industrial area owned and redeveloped by S.E.A. member Merriweather Pleasure.

[@wdwnutjm]

Chester & Hester's store used to have all kinds of specific merchandise that was themed - I think I remember we bought a few Mickey Mouse replica tin toys, cool stuff like that. Still love the store but miss the days when the stores didn't all have the same merchandise.

[@kaamnar.8082]

could you do a video on the different VIP experiences?! Love you AJ!

[@wassupmypeeps69]

dont forget to say hello to mr Toad at the haunted mansion....he has a tombstone there.

[@nickwebb4266]

in the pet cenitary isn't it

[@mdf3530]

Atticus Smith at least he wasn't buried in the Pet Sematary

[@genayares244]

Atticus Smith oh that’s a cool part to look for . Is it in the beginning ?

[@libsybum3591]

I never knew mr toad went to hell and now his tombstone sounds even more morbid! I loved wind in the willows when I was little and the fact he was basically killed off is horrifying

[@ericac8360]

@@genayares244 It's right at the end, after Blackbeard's wives!

[@mickeymillennial5767]

Mr. Toad's Wild Ride was one of my absolute favorites as a kid! I was so sad when they replaced it, but I love what they did with Winnie the Pooh!

[@kiersten7013]

It’s insane how much detail goes into these rides and it’s amazing

[@cward4633]

Could you do a video on the Magic Kingdom early morning magic event in Fantasyland?

[@shelbyregisterrn108]

I LOVE MR. TOAD’S WILD RIDE 🐸🏎👹🔥🔥🔥🔥🤣

[@apxstitch]

Great video! Loved hearing the backstories so please do a sequel. I'd love to see videos from your trip to Tokyo Disney!

[@DisHsDd]

Ummm, OK, first, I actually love your videos. But, I feel I have to point out that Hong Kong's Mystic Manor also has a completely different back story. According to Walt Disney Imagineer Mark Schirmer, the Executive Creative Director of Mystic Manor along with Mystic Point: Both Mystic Point and Mystic Manor share a common story. One does not exist without the other as they were all created, as the story goes, by the eccentric explorer Lord Henry Mystic. It’s a name unfamiliar to fans, new to the Disney universe. But anyone who steps foot onto the grounds created for him at Hong Kong Disneyland will quickly become acquainted with him - and his curious little monkey. Schirmer said it all started when Imagineers decided on the topic of world travel and exploration. “I think that set the stage for us to go forward and really get into the backstory of Mystic Point. Using that, obviously developing the character Lord Henry Mystic, […] and setting it back in 1908, is the essence where we’re taking you back,” explained Schirmer. From there, the backstory of Mystic Point was developed, as Schirmer tells it: On one of his expeditions he basically fell in love with this location - this uncharted tropical wilderness - and wanted to stake his claim, make his home there. So he cleared out part of the jungle along the river bank and built this Victorian manor. He’s obviously a well to-do British gentleman and he wanted a little bit of home in this tropical wilderness. He started with the essence of a Victorian manor but of course wanted to embellish it with all the different places that he’s been. So it’s this eclectic Victorian manor sitting in this cleared out jungle along the river. While he was there, that’s where he met and actually rescued his traveling companion, a young monkey that he named Albert, after one of his beloved uncles. Between finding this location and meeting his now lifelong pal and companion Albert, this is really the essence of Mystic Point. Continuing that idea through, we wanted to tell the story about his collection. Anyone willing to make this hard journey and stumble on or find Mystic Point, he - being kind of a philanthropic character - wanted to open the doors of his home to showcase his collection. And that’s what guests are coming to Mystic Point for, to showcase and be able to view the collection and also meet Lord Henry and Albert.

[@hihiguy5716]

The Mr toad thing has to be so kids then think they will go to hell if they do all those illegal things

[@blackjac5000]

That makes sense when you remember that the original ride was built during the days of the Motion Picture Production Code of 1936 where you couldn't show criminals getting away with it.

[@KeepCalmContemplateYourChoices]

If y'all want a more in-depth backstory for Phantom Manor, (which I guess most of you already know but I'm lookin' out for the newbies here) this is it: During the mid-1840s, Henry Ravenswood discovers gold in Bug Thunder Mountain. He sets up a small mining company called the Big Thunder Mining Co. Eventually, a boomtown grows around Big Thunder Mountain, called Thunder Mesa. Henry marries and has a daughter named Melonie. Melonie grows up to be a beautiful young woman. Multiple men get engaged to Melonie, but Henry disapproves of the relationship. Mysteriously, all of these suitors disappear. Turns out, Henry killed all of Melonie's suitors in various gruesome ways. The gold in BTM was growing scarce, forcing miners to dig deeper into the mountain. Natives warned Henry about the thunderbird, a spirit who lived deep within BTM, whose power could be materialized in a terrible earthquake. Henry did not believe in these stories. Melonie eventually got engaged to a train engineer, named Jake. Jake promised Melonie that he'd take her far away from the gloom of Thunder Mesa, much to the dismay of her father. However, Henry and his wife, along with many others in Thunder Mesa were killed in a terrible earthquake. Could it be that the thunderbird had been reawakened? No matter, as a few years later and Melonie's wedding day arrived. Whilst preparing in her room, a mysterious phantom, unbeknownst to anyone. He lured Jake up to the attic and hanged him by the rafters. Melonie sat alone, waiting for her groom. Hours went by, and guests slowly left, leaving Melonie alone with the house staff. Melonie kept telling herself that her groom would return someday. So she never took off her dress or dropped her bouquet. She wandered the house, singing songs of love. Meanwhile, the phantom invited his demonic, ghostly friends to enter the house in an eternal party. It's not known if Melonie is still alive, but sometimes, during the middle of the night, you can hear Melonie singing, the phantom's laugh, and see flickering lights.

[@rammsterdamm020]

The Tower of Terror is my absolute favorite. Though the ride is not very exciting (after the first time I might add), its ambience is great, they recreated the Twilight Zone vibe to perfection. I bought a Kitty Kat clock after seeing it in the library of the Terror hotel and it freaked me out. It still works to this day.

[@capturedoncloud9911]

Watching this while waiting for festival of fantasy in Magic Kingdom :)

[@CirrusQueen]

Wonderful video! I would love to see additional installments of this type of video!

[@AdamandBethan]

I feel like a 'chosen one' when I refresh my youtube and theres a new video from you guys!

[@the8dwarfs618]

Please do a Part 2! Love this vid!

[@dee_mcgee11]

Still loving the new intros! Thanks for another great video, AJ!

[@carriel3054]

I love how the 1950s are so glorified as the "Golden Age" and all these back-story calamities seem to fall during that same decade. :D :D

[@cameronmclainbhhsflpg]

You know what is so weird is that I have a VIVID memory of walking through the haunted mansion attraction in WDW as a child. My parents always have said no this never happened and this is the first time I have ever heard anyone else say anything about a walk through ride. Specifically I remembered walking though in my dad’s arms at the top of the banister and looking down at the ghosts dancing. I know it did not happen but it’s such a vivid memory. Weird.

[@KeepCalmContemplateYourChoices]

Hmm...didn't know doom buggies could make it seem like you were walking...

[@C_Har]

I've found some other videos on youtube but I'd love it if you would do a DFBGuide style "running path" for the different resorts. I have to prep for all the calories I'll be eating while in the parks!

[@reverandzombre3755]

i can watch DFB videos all day long

[@23imansaray]

Love this. I miss Disney World. I was a CP when I was there, so I didn't get to enjoy "playing" much. Wish I could go for about two weeks. You have a cool job.

[@Dave_Medeiros]

To add another quirky fact, George the husband of Constance Hatchaway last name is actually Hightower... and he is supposedly the brother of Harrison Hightower from Tower of Terror at Tokyo DisneySea

[@EmmaLestrange]

Was anyone else traumatized as a child by the hell portion of Mr. Toad's Wild Ride? I vaguely remember going on as a child and crying and covering my eyes the entire time... To be fair I'm pretty sure a cast member DID warn us that it might be too scary for me but I was a stubborn kid.

[@shaynenewell4379]

I'll never forget the first time we took our kids on Mr. Toad's Wild Ride about 10 years ago. Our youngest, who was 5 at the time, was horrified that you end up in hell. Every time we even mentioned the ride after that, he would yell, "Unholy!" It's still a running joke in our family every time we go to Disneyland. :D

[@HeidiSKulesh]

Interesting stuff - great job (especially the research behind it!) AJ! Thanx!!

[@Dink11y]

This was a fantastic video. I love all these Disney back stories. Thank you for talking about, The little man of Disneyland.

[@tamitate4703]

Chester and Hesters also has a sort of tongue in cheek back story is that the is sort of like that 192 area that build all those cheesy attraction that are on the other side of the street from Disney. If you notice there is a street that goes down the middle, that is to represent Highway 192 in Kississimee

[@douglashenry6996]

I remember when my family would go to Disneyland back in the late 1960s, while my Marine father was stationed at Camp Pendleton and deployed twice to Vietnam. They used to have "Camp Pendleton Nights" when the park would be open all night for military personnel and their dependents for a reduced price, and not having to deal with the old A-E ticket system. I had forgotten how the Haunted Mansion loomed over the park, silently mocking us while not yet open, with the caption on the the big foldout map of "Future Attraction". It finally opened two months after my dad was transferred to to the Pentagon. As a result, we didn't have a chance to enjoy it until our first to Walt Disney World years later. (Same thing for Space Mountain.)

[@neitherdreaming]

I always assumed the hellish end of Mr. Toad was a nod to the classic carnival dark-rides/spook-houses on which the track was based. But that's just a guess.

[@eclipsehorse8693]

'Mr Toad's Wild Ride', because everyone wants to get on a Disney attraction... and be flung into hell :) Im not sure what the imagineers were thinking, or drinking when they designed the ride, but methinks they got to the point they didn't know how to end the attraction any better than sending us all to the underworld for ever TRUSTING a toad to drive in the first place...so, we kind of had it coming *snickers* Thanks for the backstories AJ, these are fun little things to think about and keep in mind, and yes impress your friends with, on your next trip to Disney! :)

[@771Ashley77]

The Skipper Canteen is in my top 5 Disney restaurants. Love it.

[@lirr408]

I went to Enzo's hideaway last year for the first time. Really enjoyed it. Looking to go back there this year.

[@tosetaflame]

I enjoy your videos so much A.J! Could you do a haunted Disney video? There are so many fun/interesting "ghost" stories throughout the parks. It would be so fun! 😅

[@genayares244]

Ok now I really want the little golden boom with the leprechaun to give to my niece before she goes to DL !!! Thanks for this vlog and I can’t wait to see the others !!

[@jchandlersabeast]

adding to your backstory on phantom manor in paris, the miner was getting ready to marry Henry's daughter when the ghost of Henry rises from the grave dressed as a black phantom and hangs the miner from the ceiling. either the daughter killed herself or grew old while the mansion became more haunted and always wearing her wedding dress until she throws herself from the attic and joins the graveyard scene.

[@micksplace]

I think this is the first time that I've heard that Constance is the lady in the stretching room portrait.....?? Makes sense to tie her in that way but I guess I've missed that detail all this time....thank u AJ!

[@victorianelson7005]

I also never heard about the portrait I just thought she was a random lady

[@rebeccaferguson8271]

LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!! WOULD LOVE ANY VIDEO THAT HAS ANYTHING TO DO WITH MAGIC KINGDOM!! LOVE DISNEY SO MUCH YOUR VIDEOS MAKE ME SO HAPPY!!!!

[@shalifasspot8773]

when you think about it some of these backstory’s are really weird. like who on earth thought of this?

[@CATHYGRACECOLLEEN]

I LOVE the Tower of Terror movie. I wish it was available as a digital download.

[@karid.4371]

GREAT VIDEO!! SO interesting, I can't wait for another installment of this series!!!!

[@meredithwhitman4111]

O.M.G. I didn't know a lot about those different rides and restaurant, thanks for those back stories!

[@Showtunediva]

I love these backstories. They are so interesting. Thanks AJ! Is the Tower Of Terror movie on Disney Plus?

[@lady_kluck]

Great video! I wonder if there is a particular favorite book or website with the backstories that AJ and team may have read or recommend to research more on our own? Does anyone have a rec here in the comments for that?

[@redhermit1148]

OMG did the people in the elevetor ever get found???????

[@synthionplayz2343]

That was really fun to watch!! Would love to see a part 2 &3.

[@Showtunediva]

Me too!

[@natashabrown515]

In the book of Wind in the Willows Mr Toad is sentenced for a long time in prison, not so much for stealing cars and recklessly driving them, but by being sassy to a police officer. I think he gets 20 years, but he escapes. Come to think of it he never really gets his just deserves in the book. So I gets hell is where he belongs, but what a strange sinister ride. Glad it's not running anymore.

[@alexiceadeweese-gardner8605]

Love watching your videos to get through the day! My husband and I are going to Disney World for the first time this upcoming October for my birthday and your videos have really helped me plan my trip so far! Do you guys have a podcast as well or just the listed social media accounts above?

[@natpaulsen8793]

Could have discussed the different backstory of Mystic Manor in Hong Kong Disneyland, too. It has no ghosts at all for cultural reasons, so instead all the supernatural/paranormal activities are the product of an enchanted music box unearthed by Henry Mystic, a member of - you guessed it - the Society of Explorers and Adventurers.

[@_emma.elisabeth_]

Fun fact! There’s actually a JUNGLE CRUISE MOVIE! it’s gonna be based off the ride and it’s coming next year. After it comes out there’s a rumor that might be true. After the movie come out the rumor is that jungle cruise will get a make over!

[@abadventures5977]

Love these stories! Actually, the backstory for Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride does exist! Ken Anderson and Claude Coats intended for Mr. Toad to get sent to Hell as consequence for his bad choices but then be redeemed to heaven. However, many of the people who they had test the ride before opening didn’t like that Disney depicted heaven in a ride. So, they cut that part out of the ride having you instead escape to Fantasyland. Not exactly as clear as the original intent, but that’s what we got. Haha! You can find the story in Paul Anderson’s book about Ken and we recently covered it in a video on our channel about Ken’s dark rides. :-)

[@TheSarahbee23]

I always heard that you either fall off the roof from fear, or you JUMP off, bc they say there's no way out of the mansion but to join them....so you gotta become a ghost!

[@tweetthang96]

Serious question: How does the Disney Haunted Mansion film tie into the backatory of the ride? Because part of the reason I would assume the grave purportedly belonging to the owner is the owner is the owner is because that is the storyline of the film

[@dyanlally2592]

I was in Disneyland last week and rode Mr Toad (haven't ridden since it was in WDW!!) - Hell was the best part because it was SO WARM! Hahaha! It was a bit chilly in So Cal! :)

[@Jenscarlett]

Dyan Lally that was one of the reasons I loved riding that one too. Always warmed me up when I was cold. 😊

[@aerofool66]

I heard there was a different story to Phantom Manor in Disneyland Paris. The young bride went to Mari the wealthy owner of the house, but he turns out to be an evil spirit and he holds her captive. In her means to escape, she finds herself trapped in a hellish version of the town that surrounds her.

[@shannontaylor184]

Hey DFB, could you do a video about tips for the best honeymoon at WDW? We're planning on honeymooning there but want to make it slightly more unique compared to our other normal Disney holidays. Thank you xx

[@kianarobertson01]

I think the reason on why Mr. Toad goes to hell is kinda a common saying towards bad drivers. As in if someone cuts you off you may reply "go to hell" which was taken quite literally I'm guessing....

[@noricoco4695]

I rode Mr. Toad's wild ride as a kid, and I had no idea how to steer so my cousin and I were constantly hitting the rails. When I finally started driver's ed training, I remembered how bad I "drove" on that ride and was afraid I'd always be a bad driver 😂

[@jamesmooney2273]

Great video uploads . Extremely helpful and informative. Thank you A.J. You have saved me time and $$ .

[@ellascheer3202]

Y’all should do videos on the other parks-like Disneyland Paris and Tokyo Disney

[@zugbrugh6472]

Im in disney now

[@wassupmypeeps69]

so jealous

[@HeidiSKulesh]

Have a magical trip!

[@KARYFLAGS]

lucky! have fun!!

[@goodjobeli]

what are you doing? get off your phone and enjoy disney! jk jk just have fun and don't waste it!

[@mdf3530]

As the bus announcement for Old Key West says, welcome home.

[@erinjohnson9606]

I absolutely loved this video! Thank you for putting it together and sharing!

[@nickwebb4266]

I'm going to disney world in march it would be my first time I've only been to the Disney in Paris

[@averygaitens.]

nick webb That’s wonderful!! I’m going in March as well but I have been many times. You’ll hopefully enjoy it!

[@whitneymouse]

Yay!! Hope you have a wonderful first visit! Don't forget to pick up a first visit pin in your hotel (if you're staying on property) or at Guest Services in a park :)

[@ashleyhuertas594]

Watch all of DFB’s videos, they will help you a lot!!

[@unlimited_pizza]

Enjoy Nick. Disney World is a different experience and requires a lot more planning. It's also much better in my opinion, that's no criticism of Paris, more a reflection of how great Disney World is.

[@Klbut3r]

That’s the exact same as me! I’ll be there about March 12th

[@spencerd6126]

I don’t remember all the details about Castaway Cay but supposedly a group of people on a ship washed up on shore and built the buildings there. The runway was made in hopes they would be rescinded. The barbecue pavilion was made by the chef, Cookie, and is named after him to this day

[@brianlizotte8427]

Regarding Mr Toad's Wild Ride. When Disney was a boy cars were new and they were demonized as dangerous new age contraptions. At 17 he was driving an ambulance over seas during world war one.Later in the 50's he made a Goofy cartoon where Goofy gets motor mania and turns maniacal whenever he gets behind the wheel. I think Disney was sending a message, drive safely or you will go to hell.

[@PrimeTime-rp3lq]

I love Disney thanks for the background on Disney

[@nualaloughran8422]

I love your channel so much I just wish there was someone like you for Disney paris

[@taffysaur]

John Lassiter once worked as a skipper on Jungle Cruise. 😃

[@melissacrites2766]

The Haunted Mansion in The Magic Kingdom was based on the Harry Packer Mansion in Jim Thorpe, PA. If you see it, you can see where they got some of their ideas!

[@Mattriarc]

What I wouldn't give for that nightmare before christmas ride

[@AHLife-vd4zc]

Could you do a video on prices for parking at hotels and the parks please?

[@pbs880]

good idea

[@losnenistab284]

OMG the Mr.toad backstory is just so weird 😳

[@miisti2839]

aaaahhh!!! cant wait to go to Disney World in december!!! I've been there 5 times in the past and its always the best and so magical.

[@JediKris2]

I used to go to the park all the time for New Years. My mom and i meet this lady one year who every year would make Mr. Toad her first attraction right at midnight, because it’s better to start your year in hell so that way there’s no where to go but up! We adopted doing that too then it got too hectic but we always try to go on it as soon as we go back the next time.

[@tinomacchia5410]

Your thoughts... Ever since I saw the newly added Constance Hatchaway character to the HM, my theory was that her named came from the fact that even though you see several wedding photos of her with her deceased husbands, she is the only "constant" person in all of them!

[@louiselevonian2504]

Thank you for sharing this with us!

[@mecredneck1]

Aj you need to do Disney springs as a whole back story