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The sign outside the theater builds the anticipation.
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Follow the red carpet to the Walt Disney Theater.
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You will pass the giant Golden Mickey statue as you enter the theater.
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The show begins with a rousing opening number.
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Ensign Bensen is the reluctant host, taking the Captain's place after he is sidelined by an encounter with Goofy.
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Roy E. Disney lends a hand to boost her confidence (He was recently removed and replaced by Whoopi Goldberg).
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Roy uses the example of Walt's early days and rough times before he hit it big with a famous mouse.
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The first Golden Mickey goes to Snow White, and the creative use of screens and backdrops puts the live actors into a fairy tale world.
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The cute ending to the Snow White sequence features kids from the audience in the role of the Seven Dwarves.
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Next in this fast-paced show comes Quasimodo...
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...followed by Tarzan with Barb's favorite song (Son of Man) and some neat vine climbing.
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Mulan has a great fight sequence.
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Turk and Elvis Stitch lead a high-energy rendition of "Trashin the Camp"
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The villians soon take over. Watch out for Ursala's tentacles!
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Cruella does her famous number.
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Everybody's favorite Toy Story characters do a song and dance on the theme of friendship.
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Princess Aurora from Sleeping Beauty shows up with her prince and fairy godmothers. Her color-changing dress is awesome!
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The costumes in the Lion King number are reminiscent of the Broadway show (if you haven't see it on Broadway, it is GREAT!).
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Ensign Benson has made it through!
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Of course, there is a huge, Disney-esque finale that will leave you wanting more.
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