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The sheepiest answer for this question comes from Aladdin ...

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Standings after question 8:

davidh777

Unfortunately genie didn't even occur to me. I was thinking sidekicks.

Kal-El

How the fuck do I miss those 2 Aladdin answers. shit. I could be in a much better position.

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9. S: Many Disney movies have memorable songs. What is your favorite song from a Disney movie?



So many songs ... so many great possible choices. This was another question I considered splitting into two (Walt era and post-Walt). Who answered honestly and who tried to guess where the flock would go? Well, just remember there are no wrong answers! (Only terrible scoring answers )

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Bare Necessities (The Jungle Book): 0
Abob Teff

Did our leader go honest here? Will it cost him?

devilshalo

Yeah, I never considered the Genie as a sidekick.

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The movie may be buried, but everyone knows the song!

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This would've been my answer if I played. In fact, it would also be one of my most confident slams of the game.





It's pretty much the official theme of Disney, played before the credits of every movie. And I even made a pun on it in the title of this game.

Decker

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One of the biggest Disney hit songs in recent years (and the youtube video I linked has over a billion views!!!).

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Remaining answers come from three movies: The Little Mermaid, The Lion King, and Beauty and the Beast. But how were votes split?

tommyp007

Holy Hell I'm doing terrible.

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davidh777

Well, at least When You Wish Upon a Star wasn't the worst answer of the question, unless you factor in the lackluster slams.

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Standings after question 9:

tommyp007

Jesus...a bootsy on Fantasia, forgot about The Genie, Honest answer on The Cat from Outer Space....

I suck at this one! I won't even let the fact I rushed to get answers in be an excuse

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10. R: Name a city that is currently home to a Disney theme park. [Scoring will be lenient for this question. Cities generally thought of as being the "home" to a park will be scored as correct, even if the park itself is technically located in a nearby lesser-known city. And all correct answers for a particular park location will be grouped together for scoring purposes.]



Only 6 possible correct answers for this question. Sorry if the wording sounds a bit "legalese". Some parks that are generally thought of being in a particular city are not actually located within that city's limits. For example, the 4 theme parks that are part of Disney World Orlando are not actually within the city limits of Orlando (they are physically in the city of Bay Lake and their mailing address is Buena Vista). I didn't want things to get convoluted like that. Thankfully answers submitted were straight-forward. And well-done ... there were no incorrect answers!

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Let's begin with the home of the most recent park, Shanghai Disneyland, which only opened in June 2016.

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Shanghai is the second Chinese location for a Disney theme park. The first being Hong Kong Disneyland.

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Like Orlando, Tokyo's Disney parks are not technically inside Tokyo (instead being to the east in Urayasu). Tokyo has two Disney theme parks. Tokyo's Disneyland was the first Disney theme park opened outside the US (in 1983).



And in 2001 they opened Tokyo DisneySea, which I have to admit looks really friggin' cool!

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Paris became home to the first Disney theme park in Europe in 1992.



In 2002 they added a movie-themed park, currently called Walt Disney Studios Park.



It's the home to the only Disney ride based on Ratatouille (I get jealous seeing all these cool-looking rides at the non-US Disney parks):

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Last, but not least, we come to the two locations of Disney theme parks in the United States. Anaheim is home to the original Disneyland and the newer California Adventure. Orlando is home to the four theme parks of Disney World (Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom). Did anyone get lucky with the (lack of) matches? Did anyone use a slam here?