[4K] The Walt Disney Studios Full Tour 2023

[@thisislife0001]

Awesome video thank you for sharing your adventure

[@MatthewSantarpio]

Thank you so much, I am so happy that you enjoyed my adventure in the Walt Disney Studios 😃

[@elainerodriguez2128]

Matthew, this video was pure exception, you showed so much and explained everything so well, never knew the Studio grounds were so large I so enjoyed the video and you did a awesome job so well done👍🏼❤

[@corinnesantarpio]

Such an amazing experience. Happy 100 Disney! ❤

[@EricFields-y2f]

I love Disney because is my favorite friend

[@urs_a113]

Love the pic with u and your mum, same like Walt Disney did which was awesome

[@MatthewSantarpio]

Thank you so much, me and my mom had such a great time together 😃

[@mountaingirl6597]

Awesome!!!! Thank you so very much for sharing. So much information. ♥️

[@MatthewSantarpio]

Thank you for watching, I’m really glad you enjoyed this video, this video took a while to make and I am so glad it turned out good 😃❤️

[@EricFields-y2f]

I like Disney 100 movies animation ever

[@katiemurphy4371]

Wow i love Disney studios and i wish i could go and see the Roy E Disney animation building the great mouse detective is my favorite and so is the Disney movies

[@MatthewSantarpio]

I would love to see the Roy E Disney animation building as well some day, unfortunately it’s not part of the tour, but it would be amazing to see where they make the newest animated films 😃

[@AlexDisney23]

Oh man Matthew I wish I could be there at the studio. I’m glad you enjoyed the tour.

[@MatthewSantarpio]

Thank you so much, I’m so happy that you enjoyed the video, I highly recommend it 😃

[@taylor61820]

can you do a video such as "things you need to know before going on the studios tour" with information such as where to park and how to know where to go and meet with tour guide? it would be so appreciated! I'm going soon and have no information other than my ticket:(

[@MatthewSantarpio]

Thank you for asking, this is a really good idea for a video, I’ll make it and post it as soon as I can, hopefully it will be this Sunday, I’ll let you know when I post it 😃

[@MatthewSantarpio]

Hello again, I just posted a video talking about everything that you need to know about, here's the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnnCpYFujbupqsU

[@HanifaMH]

I watched "once upon a studio" 6 month ago, and i still wondering where they make that movie? Did they make it in here? Or any disney studio?

[@MatthewSantarpio]

They did actually film at the Walt Disney Studios in Burbank that you see in my video but they filmed most of it at the new animation building which we unfortunately couldn’t go into, the animation building you see in my video is the original one that they used back when Walt was alive, hope this helps 😃

[@tracyndiyob162]

@@MatthewSantarpio this video was great.(could you do a video/gallery of all of disney's maquettes from their films/dtva/games or links to?:3)

[@icqbalu]

Is there an exact overview somewhere of which films were shot in the soundstages 1, 2 and 3? It probably hasn't just been "Marry Poppins" and "Leagues Under the Sea" over the years… Thanks ❤

[@MatthewSantarpio]

Unfortunately, we do not know where every film was filmed in which specific soundstages, but I can elaborate a bit more on this. Soundstage 1 is the only original stage, and it was later dedicated to Annette Funicello as this was the stage where The Mickey Mouse Club was filmed. Other projects such as the live action portions of Fantasia, the Pirates of the Caribbean movies, Tron, The Rocketeer, Muppet-Vision 3D, and The Black Hole were filmed there. During World War 2, the army would even build military vehicles in this soundstage. Soundstage 2 also had filming of The Mickey Mouse Club and The Rocketeer, but it was most known for Mary Poppins and the Princess Diaries, which both have the actress Julie Andrews in it, which is why the stage is now dedicated to her. Soundstage 3 was built specifically for the giant water tank that was used in 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Not much more is known about it. Soundstage 4, which I did not even mention in the video, was used for Darby O'Gill and the Little People, before being split into Stage 4 and 5 for TV shows later on. I really hope this helps, I also put the sources I used at the bottom, which will explain this in further detail. :) waltdisneyandmickeymouse11.weebly.com/history-of-walt-disney-studios.html d23.com/this-day/the-walt-disney-studios-is-rededicated/ www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=174848