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The Great Movie Ride
Disney's Hollywood Studios
Area
Hollywood Boulevard
Coordinates
28°21′22″N 81°33′38″W / 28.356232°N 81.560483°W / 28.356232; -81.560483Coordinates: 28°21′22″N 81°33′38″W / 28.356232°N 81.560483°W / 28.356232; -81.560483
Status
Closed
Opening date
May 1, 1989 (1989-05-01)
Closing date
August 13, 2017 (2017-08-13)[1]
Replaced by
Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway
General statistics
Attraction type
Dark ride
Designer
Walt Disney Imagineering
Theme
Motion picture history
Music
"Hooray for Hollywood" (load area only)
Length
587 m (1,926 ft)
Vehicle type
Automated Guided Vehicles (AGV)
Vehicles
2 cars per ride vehicle
Riders per vehicle
70
Rows
6 per car
Duration
22 minutes
Audio-animatronics
59
Sponsor
Coca-Cola (1989–1998)
Turner Classic Movies (2015–2017)
Hosted by
Robert Osborne (2015–2017)
FastPass+ available
Wheelchair accessible
Must transfer from wheelchair
Assistive listening available
The Great Movie Ride was a dark ride attraction located at Disney's Hollywood Studios at the Walt Disney World Resort in Bay Lake, Florida. The attraction employed the use of Audio-Animatronic figures, practical sets, live actors, special effects, and projections to recreate iconic scenes from twelve classic films throughout motion picture history. The attraction—which debuted with the park on May 1, 1989—was located inside a replica of Grauman's Chinese Theatre, one of Hollywood's most famous movie palaces.
The Great Movie Ride was originally developed by Walt Disney Imagineering as a pavilion for the Future World section of Epcot. Under the direction of Michael Eisner and Marty Sklar, the concept was expanded into a third theme park that included the dark ride as its centerpiece. To accurately represent a broad spectrum of cinema, Disney incorporated films from outside of its own library, mainly through its licensing agreement with MGM. Turner Classic Movies began sponsoring the attraction in 2015, with TCM film historian Robert Osborne being introduced as the attraction's host.[3]
The Great Movie Ride closed on August 13, 2017, becoming the last operating attraction from the park's opening day to close.[4][5][6] The attraction is slated to be replaced by Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway.[7]
Contents
1 History
1.1 Modifications
1.1.1 Footlight Parade
1.1.2 The Wizard of Oz
2 Attraction
2.1 Facade
2.2 Queue
2.3 Ride experience
3 Films represented
3.1 Licensing rights
3.2 Final set of films in finale
4 Props
4.1 Notable props most recently residing in the queue
4.2 Props that formerly resided in the queue
5 List of handprints in forecourt
6 See also
7 References
8 External links
History[edit]
The Great Movie Ride directly inspired the creation of Disney's Hollywood Studios. In a Walt Disney Imagineering book, it was revealed that The Great Movie Ride was actually going to be the main attraction in a show business themed pavilion at Epcot, which was to be called "Great Moments at the Movies". However, the newly assigned Disney CEO Michael Eisner and WDI president Marty Sklar decided the idea was strong enough to lead an entire new theme park. The idea for the ride was expanded, and the Disney-MGM Studios went into official development. The attraction used the likenesses of numerous living and deceased actors to be recreated as audio-animatronics.
Plans called for The Great Movie Ride to be the main attraction for the Disney-MGM Studios Europe theme park, which was scrapped due to the early financial difficulties of the Euro Disneyland Resort. Years later when the resort began turning profits, a show business themed theme park went into development again, and the Walt Disney Studios Park opened in 2002 at the Disneyland Resort Paris, although minus The Great Movie Ride. A show called CinéMagique was built in lieu of the ride due to claims by Disney management that the French preferred shows to ride-through attractions.
Three separate attempts were made by Walt Disney Imagineering to bring The Great Movie Ride to California. First were plans to incorporate the attraction into the proposed “Disney-MGM Studio Backlot” project, a 40-acre (160,000 m2) film studio themed retail and entertainment district that was planned (but ultimately never built) for downtown Burbank, California during the late 1980s. Several years later, plans called for the ride to serve as the centerpiece of the proposed Hollywoodland at Disneyland, which would have been added to the park during the planned Disney Decade in the 1990s. Due to budget cuts, however, Hollywoodland was canceled. Later, plans called for the ride to be built as part of the Hollywood Pictures Backlot area of the Disney California Adventure Park theme park at the Disneyland Resort. But budget cuts in the park's original development planning forced the ride's projected cost to be spent on smaller, original and less expensive attractions.
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, Disney was interested in purchasing Jim Henson's Muppets. Walt Disney Imagineering developed a Muppet-themed land for Disney-MGM Studios called Muppet Movieland. The land was to feature two main attractions; one was Muppet*Vision 3D and the other was The Great Muppet Movie Ride, a parody of The Great Movie Ride featuring Muppet characters such as Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, and Gonzo re-enacting scenes from famous films such as Frankenstein and Peter Pan. However, after Henson died, the deal fell apart and Disney cut back on the Muppet-themed area to just Muppet*Vision 3D.
On the park's opening day, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Minnie Mouse, Goofy, Roger Rabbit and other Disney characters placed their signatures, footprints, and handprints in front of the façade of the Great Movie Ride.
Unlike many Disney dark rides that feature separate embarkation and debarkation areas, the Great Movie Ride had only a single combined unloading and loading area. The last people to exit the vehicles often passed the next group of guests waiting to board the vehicles. At the time the ride was designed (the mid to late 1980s), it was common throughout the theme park industry to have all major rides exit into a store selling merchandise associated with the attraction. The Great Movie Ride, however, did not exit directly into a store and instead allowed guests to directly exit back outside into the park.
In 2014, as part of an exclusive programming deal with Disney, Turner Classic Movies agreed to become the sponsor of the attraction. The attraction underwent a refurbishment in 2015, with the addition of a new pre-show and post-show hosted by Robert Osborne, who also provided onboard narration to the ride.[3] The changes were unveiled on May 29, 2015.[8] On July 15, 2017, it was announced that the attraction would be closing on August 13, 2017 to make way for Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway.[1]
Modifications[edit]
Footlight Parade[edit]
The first sequence of the ride, Footlight Parade, was plagued with engineering and technical problems from the beginning. When the ride was newly opened, the Footlight Parade segment was different than what it later became. The entire portion following the neon lighted entrance was fleshed out. All the walls leading up to, around, and beyond the "cake" were painted in art deco style patterns as seen in "By A Waterfall". Approximately three "diving boards" with three mannequin "dancers" wearing capes were perched on the right-hand side of the wall as you enter the ride segment. The five-tiered "cake" was prominently displayed at a left-hand turn. It was in the open air illuminated with an array of animated lights. During this pass through the Footlight Parade segment, riders would hear a "loop" of "By A Waterfall" (a song featured in Footlight Parade) lasting approximately 40 seconds as bubbles fall from the ceiling.
For approximately the first year, the "cake" actually rotated and was adorned with water jets as seen in the film. Allegedly, the rotating "cake" mechanism was constantly breaking down, causing frequent repairs and downtime. In addition, the water pumps would constantly fail, flooding the ride path. Park operations believed it was much cheaper and less problematic to leave the "cake" in place with lighting effects used to provide what Imagineers term as "kinetics" to the segment.
When it closed, this segment was still the "opening act" of The Great Movie Ride, but significantly toned down. The guests entered a segment with its lighting significantly diminished. The outer walls were dark with practically no art deco recreations from the film set. The "diving boards" had been replaced with art deco style wall sconces. Instead, guests passed through a deco inspired archway to find themselves facing a large scrim-lined proscenium decorated with gray/blue clouds and remnants of the art deco set designs. Throughout the segment, three large rotating projections of Busby Berkeley-style kaleidoscope dance sequences appeared on the scrim (from By A Waterfall, Dames, and Shadow Waltz). These disappeared to expose the "cake," which was behind the scrim and was simultaneously illuminated with washes of light and reflective water effects. The caped dancers on diving boards were located to the far left of the "cake" behind the scrim. The art deco style wall panels still resided behind the "cake". The looping song segment and bubbles remained.
The Wizard of Oz[edit]
The Wizard of Oz scene did not have major structural changes, but Walt Disney Imagineering replaced the original A-100 Wicked Witch audio-animatronic character with a newer-design figure utilizing Sarcos technology. The Sarcos-equipped audio-animatronics are capable of a great deal more movement possibilities than the original "limited animation" figure designs and can move much more quickly. As a result, they were made much more lifelike. The new witch was reprogrammed to take advantage of the underlying robot, and as a result was one of, if not the, most lifelike audio-animatronic characters in the attraction.
Attraction[edit]
Facade[edit]
Recreation of the Chinese Theatre
The ride was located inside a recreation of the famous Hollywood landmark, Grauman's Chinese Theatre. At the time the attraction opened, the actual theater's name was "Grauman's Chinese Theatre" and later "Mann's Chinese Theatre", however, the park's proper name for this version of the building is simply "The Chinese Theater". From 2001 to 2015, the theatre façade was obscured from view (when looking from the park's entrance), when the Sorcerer's Hat was situated directly in front of the attraction.[9] The Chinese Theatre facade remained after the attraction's closure.
Queue[edit]
The neon theatre marquee inside of the 1930s-era Hollywood soundstage at the beginning of the ride.
The line wound through a recreation of the Chinese Theatre lobby past glass display cases containing actual costumes, props, and set pieces from various films. The lobby also featured digital posters of various motion pictures. The line then took guests into a small pre-show theatre where Turner Classic Movies host Robert Osborne provided insight and commentary about various motion pictures and film genres—such as musicals, adventure, science-fiction, westerns, romance, and gangster films— including those films that were featured within the ride. The queue line ended at a pair of automatic doors at the front of the theatre that lead into a 1930s era Hollywood soundstage where guests were loaded onto waiting ride vehicles.
Ride experience[edit]
As guests reached the end of the queue, they entered a 1930s-era Hollywood sound stage where they were loaded by cast members into one of two pairs of open, theatre-style seating ride vehicles. The ride vehicles utilized a "traveling theatre"-style automated guided vehicle ride system similar to the former Universe of Energy attraction at Epcot. However, here the ride vehicles were much smaller in size, were grouped together in pairs of two, and featured an open cab in the first row of the front vehicle for a live tour guide to stand, provide narration, and operate the ride vehicle. Earlier and later in the day, only the second pair of ride vehicles (#2B) were used as the first pair of ride vehicles (#1A) were only used during the busier times of day.
The film set within the soundstage featured a large neon theatre marquee and a cyclorama of the 1930s-era Hollywood Hills complete with the original Hollywoodland Sign. As the ride began, "Hooray for Hollywood" played overhead as the vehicles' tour guide welcomeed guests and introduced Osbourne, who informed them (via onboard narration) that they would be taken through scenes from different classic films throughout history. The first genre of films introduced were musicals, which begins with a cake of starlets from By a Waterfall from Busby Berkeley's Footlight Parade. The next musical scenes included audio-animatronic figures of Don Lockwood (Gene Kelly) swinging from a lamp post from Singin' in the Rain, followed by Mary Poppins (Julie Andrews) and Bert (Dick Van Dyke) singing on the rooftops of London from Mary Poppins.
The next scene was a tribute to gangster films. The ride vehicle passed through the dark and seedy backstreets of a 1930s Chicago and past an audio-animatronic Tom Powers (James Cagney) in a scene from The Public Enemy. When both pairs of ride vehicles were in use, the #1A ride vehicle continued on to the next show scene past a green traffic light above a tunnel entrance while the #2B ride vehicle was stopped when the traffic light changed to red. While stopped, a live gangster named Mugsy (Boy) or Mugsi (Girl) and their audio-animatronic companions Squid and Beans showed up and got involved in a shoot-out with rival mobsters (Brains, Legs, and Weasel) in a car on the opposite side of the street where the ride vehicle was stopped. During the shootout, the live gangster then chased away the tour guide and hijacked the ride vehicle.
Next, the ride vehicle entered into a tribute to the Western genre. Here, guests encountered audio-animatronics of the Man with No Name (Clint Eastwood) standing outside of a saloon and Ethan Edwards (John Wayne) sitting atop his horse. The #2B ride vehicle (which was already being driven by the gangster) continued past a shootout between the town sheriff and an audio-animatronic bank robber named Snake. The gangster ignored the shootout and continued on to the next scene. However, the #1A ride vehicle (which was still being driven by the tour guide) stopped in front of the town bank while a bank robbery was in progress. Suddenly, a live bank robber named Kate Durango (Girl) or Kid Carson (Boy) appeared from inside the bank. After getting into a shoot-out with the town sheriff and chasing the tour guide into the bank, the bandit set the town bank ablaze with TNT and hijacked the ride vehicle. Following this scene, the remainder of the attraction was the same for both the #1A and #2B ride vehicles. Next, the ride vehicle continued into a darkened corridor of a seemingly abandoned spaceship, revealing itself to be the Nostromo, the doomed vessel from Alien. The ride vehicle passed an audio-animatronic Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) holding a flamethrower as she prepared to confront a creature lurking within the ship. Guests could also hear Jones, Ripley's pet cat, meowing in the darkness, as well as the Nostromo's "Mother" computer warning of an imminent ship self-destruction countdown. Hearing this, the gangster or the bandit became nervous and sped the ride vehicle through the ship, but not before the Alien appeared and attacked the guests, popping out from both the ceiling and the wall. The ride vehicle next entered a scene set in an ancient Egyptian tomb filled with snakes. Osborne informed guests that they were in a scene from Raiders of the Lost Ark as audio-animatronic figures of Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford) and Sallah (John Rhys-Davies) struggled to lift the Ark of the Covenant. A second room within the temple featured a large altar in the form of the ancient Egyptian god Anubis. Near the top of the altar, a large priceless jewel was being watched over by a cloaked temple guard. The gangster or the bandit saw the jewel, stopped the ride vehicle, and disembarked to take it. Before touching the jewel, the temple guard gave a warning that those who disturbed the treasure of the gods must pay with their life. Ignoring the warning, the gangster or the bandit reached to grab the jewel. Suddenly, a plume of fiery smoke shot from the ground engulfing the temple altar (as the temple guard left, undressing to reveal that the temple guard was the original tour guide while doing so before reappearing from the shadows). When the smoke clears, the skeletal corpse of the Gangster or Bandit was revealed and the tour guide reboarded the ride vehicle and continued on with the show.
The next film genre introduced were horror films as the ride vehicle traveled through an ancient burial chamber full of mummies, some of which had come to life. The ride vehicle soon left the tomb and entered the jungle from Tarzan the Ape Man. Here, audio-animatronic figures of Tarzan (Johnny Weissmuller) swinging on a vine, Jane (Maureen O'Sullivan) sitting atop Timba the elephant, and Cheeta the chimpanzee could be seen. The ride vehicle then moved past the final scene from Casablanca, featuring audio-animatronics of Rick Blaine (Humphrey Bogart) and Ilsa Lund (Ingrid Bergman) as they stood in front of a waiting airplane. Next, the ride vehicle passed a film projection of Mickey Mouse in his role as the Sorcerer's Apprentice from Walt Disney's animated film, Fantasia. The ride vehicle then entered into the Munchkinland scene from The Wizard of Oz, where Dorothy's house had landed on the Wicked Witch of the East. When both the #1A and #2B ride vehicles were in use, they met up here and came to a stop in the middle of the scene. Audio-Animatronic Munchkins began to appear from various places and sang as they welcomed guests to their home. However, a plume of smoke suddenly rose from the ground as an audio-animatronic Wicked Witch of the West (Margaret Hamilton) appeared and asked who was responsible for killing the Wicked Witch of the East. The tour guide aboard the #1A ride vehicle briefly interacted with her before she disappeared in another puff of smoke. The Munchkins reappeared from their hiding places and began to sing again as both ride vehicles followed the Yellow Brick Road out of Munchkinland past audio-animatronic figures of Dorothy (Judy Garland), Scarecrow (Ray Bolger), Tin Man (Jack Haley), Cowardly Lion (Bert Lahr) and Toto standing in front of the Emerald City, and onto the ride's grand finale.
For the grand finale, when both the #1A and #2B ride vehicles were in use, they both entered a dark theatre where they lined up side-by-side and came to a stop in front of a large movie screen. There, Osbourne or the tour guide concluded the tour with a three-minute film montage of classic film moments. At the conclusion of the film, both ride vehicles exited the theater lined up single-file again and returned to the 1930s soundstage where the ride concluded.
Films represented[edit]
Licensing rights[edit]
Film
Studio
Footlight Parade Warner Bros.
Singin' in the Rain MGM
Mary Poppins Disney
The Public Enemy Warner Bros.
A Fistful of Dollars United Artists
The Searchers Warner Bros.
Alien 20th Century Fox
Raiders of the Lost Ark Lucasfilm
Tarzan the Ape Man MGM
Casablanca Warner Bros.
Fantasia Disney
The Wizard of Oz MGM
Most of the non-Disney films represented in The Great Movie Ride were made and/or owned by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer when the ride's operation began. In 1985, Disney and MGM entered into a licensing contract that gave Disney worldwide rights to use the MGM name and logo for what would become Disney-MGM Studios (now known as Disney's Hollywood Studios), while separate contracts were used for The Wizard of Oz, Casablanca, Singin' in the Rain, A Fistful of Dollars, The Public Enemy, Tarzan the Ape Man and Footlight Parade to give these films representation in The Great Movie Ride. Currently, Warner Media owns the contracts to many of the original MGM films, which are handled by Warner Bros. and Turner Entertainment.
The Great Movie Ride also included Alien, distributed by 20th Century Fox, as Disney originally acquired the licensing rights to the film for a different ride,[10] which was ultimately cancelled, and the concept evolved into the ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter attraction. Disney, however, retained the rights to use Alien and decided to incorporate it into the Great Movie Ride. In addition to Fox, scenes from all major film studios were presented in the film montage with one notable exception; there was no reference to any motion picture released by Universal Pictures, whose parent company operates the rival Universal Orlando Resort, located near Walt Disney World.[11][12]
Final set of films in finale[edit]
In alphabetical order:
2001: A Space Odyssey
42nd Street
The Adventures of Robin Hood
Alien
All About Eve
Amadeus
Anchors Aweigh
Apocalypse Now
Arsenic and Old Lace
Arthur
Babes in Arms
Behind the Screen
Ben-Hur
The Birth of a Nation
Blazing Saddles
Braveheart
The Bridge on the River Kwai
Bright Eyes
Broadcast News
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Cabin in the Sky
Casablanca
Chariots of Fire
Chicago
Citizen Kane
Cops
The Cure
Dirty Dancing
Doctor Zhivago
Down and Out in Beverly Hills
Finding Nemo
Follow the Fleet
Forrest Gump
The French Connection
From Here to Eternity
Frozen
Funny Girl
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
Giant
Gilda
The Godfather
The Gold Rush
Good Morning, Vietnam
The Great Train Robbery
Grease
Gone with the Wind
Grand Hotel
The Grapes of Wrath
Guardians of the Galaxy
High Noon
Hud
The Incredibles
It's a Wonderful Life
Jailhouse Rock
The Jazz Singer
King Kong
The Kiss
Klute
Lady and the Tramp
Lawrence of Arabia
The Live Ghost
Malcolm X
Marathon Man
Mary Poppins
The Matrix
Mission: Impossible
Never Say Never Again
A Night at the Opera
A Nightmare on Elm Street
North by Northwest
Notorious
Pal Joey
Patton
Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
A Place in the Sun
A Plumbing We Will Go
Poltergeist
Pretty Woman
The Public Enemy
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Rambo: First Blood Part II
The Rink
Risky Business
Roman Holiday
Royal Wedding
San Francisco
Saturday Night Fever
Singin' in the Rain
Sister Act
Shakespeare in Love
Some Like It Hot
Stagecoach
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
Steamboat Willie
Silkwood
The Sound of Music
Star Wars
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
A Streetcar Named Desire
Sunset Boulevard
Take the Money and Run
Tangled
Taxi Driver
The Ten Commandments
The Terminator
Thelma and Louise
Top Gun
Tootsie
Toy Story
Trading Places
True Grit
Unforgiven
The Way We Were
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Wings
The Wizard of Oz
Wuthering Heights
Yankee Doodle Dandy
Young Frankenstein
Props[edit]
Judge Doom hat, gloves and glasses from the film Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
The Lockheed Model 12 Electra Junior plane, is often claimed to be the actual plane used during the filming of Casablanca, but no full-size plane was actually used during the filming of Casablanca.[citation needed] The back half of this plane was cut off and can be found resting along the shoreline of the Jungle Cruise attraction at the Magic Kingdom.[13]
Notable props most recently residing in the queue[edit]
Wardrobe pieces and miniature scale props from Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
The Dejarik board used aboard the Millennium Falcon in the original Star Wars.
Freddy Krueger's red and green striped sweater from A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge.
Alex Delarge's hat from A Clockwork Orange.
Rose's dress from Titanic.
Veronica's (played by Judy Garland) dress from In the Good Old Summertime.
Props that formerly resided in the queue[edit]
Indiana Jones' machete and monkey heads from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.
The ruby slippers from The Wizard of Oz (Another pair is in the National Museum of American History administered by the Smithsonian).
The dip machine model and bullet case from Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
Spacesuit and various props from the films Alien and Armageddon.
Sam's piano from Casablanca.
A dress worn by Maria in The Sound of Music.
The title object from Cocoon.
The model Nautilus submarine and a dive suit from Disney's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.
Susan's costume from The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.
A green peacock Elizabethan dress worn by Judi Dench in Shakespeare in Love.
Mary Poppins' carousel horse from the film of the same name.
Fiona's (played by Cyd Charisse) dress from Brigadoon (film).
List of handprints in forecourt[edit]
Ann-Margret (August 31, 1994)
Eddie Albert (September 21, 1990)
Alan Alda
June Allyson (August 21, 1989)
Harry Anderson (April 29, 1989)
Lauren Bacall (April 29, 1989)
Warren Beatty (August 19, 1990)
Robby Benson (December 29, 1991)
Pat Boone (November 3, 1989)
Carol Burnett (June 25, 1988)
George Burns (May 1, 1989)
LeVar Burton
C-3PO and R2-D2 (December 1989)
Carol Channing (February 9, 1993)
Cyd Charisse (May 10, 1989)
Chevy Chase (March 24, 1996)
Dick Clark (June 1, 1990)
Jackie Cooper (November 1988)
David Copperfield (January 4, 1994)
Tom Cruise (April 9, 1989)
Macaulay Culkin (February 22, 1991)
Tony Curtis (March 27, 1992)
Geena Davis (June 10, 1992)
Rebecca De Mornay (1991)
Danny DeVito (June 17, 1990)
Gérard Depardieu (February 10, 1996)
Neil Diamond (February 1993)
Phyllis Diller (1989)
Donald Duck (May 1, 1989)
Patty Duke (March 28, 1993)
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. (October 10, 1990)
Jamie Farr (May 25, 1996)
Harrison Ford (January 9, 1991)
John Forsythe
Michael J. Fox (May 29, 1999)
Annette Funicello (May 1, 1989)
Estelle Getty (April 17, 1989)
Bobcat Goldthwait (December 28, 1990)
Goofy (May 1, 1989)
Louis Gossett, Jr. (August 6, 1989)
Elliott Gould (December 29, 1989)
Mark Hamill (January 13, 1990)
Daryl Hannah (February 13, 1989)
Glenne Headly (June 14, 1990)
Jim Henson and Kermit the Frog (August 28, 1989)
Audrey Hepburn (April 29, 1989)
Pee-Wee Herman (February 13, 1989)
Charlton Heston (December 7, 1995)
Dustin Hoffman
Hulk Hogan (November 9, 1993)
Bob Hope (May 1, 1989)
Ernie Hudson
Kate Jackson (April 16, 1989)
Michael Jackson (January 13, 1990)
Samuel L. Jackson (March 3, 1995)
Billy Joel and Christie Brinkley (March 20, 1990)
Van Johnson
George Kennedy (December 23, 1991)
Charlie Korsmo (June 14, 1990)
Dorothy Lamour (September 12, 1990)
Michael Landon (July 13, 1988)
Angela Lansbury (November 2, 1991)
Jerry Lewis (April 10, 1996)
Ray Liotta (February 18, 1995)
George Lucas (August 26, 1989)
Steve Martin (1991)
Rue McClanahan (April 17, 1989)
Ed McMahon (June 15, 1992)
Bette Midler
Ann Miller (August 8, 1991)
Liza Minnelli (March 20, 1990)
Mary Tyler Moore (May 8, 1993)
Rick Moranis (April 30, 1989)
Pat Morita (August 23, 1991)
Mickey Mouse (May 1, 1989)
Minnie Mouse (May 1, 1989)
Leonard Nimoy (1989)
Donald O'Connor (November 18, 1991)
Maureen O'Sullivan (February 21, 1992)
Jack Palance (January 15, 1997)
Regis Philbin and Kathie Lee Gifford (October 2, 1991)
Jane Powell (August 30, 1989)
Jason Priestley
Roger Rabbit (May 1, 1989)
Tony Randall (April 16, 1989)
Burt Reynolds (June 23, 1988)
John Ritter
The Rocketeer (June 21, 1991)
Jane Russell (February 8, 1992)
Susan Sarandon (March 21, 1999)
Charlie Sheen (September 17, 1994)
Martin Short (November 1, 1991)
Ruby Slippers
Suzanne Somers (April 15, 1989)
Sally Jo Sousa (October 22, 1996)
Sissy Spacek
Sylvester Stallone (December 13, 1990)
Sally Struthers
Lily Tomlin (December 3, 1994)
John Travolta (June 18, 1989)
Cicely Tyson (April 29, 1989)
Dick Van Dyke (April 14, 1989)
Jim Varney
Patrick Wayne (April 29, 1989)
Betty White (February 24, 1990)
Cindy Williams (June 22, 1988)
Robin Williams (December 28, 1990)
See also[edit]
Wikimedia Commons has media related to The Great Movie Ride.
List of films considered the best
References[edit]
^ Jump up to: a b Smith, Thomas. "First Mickey-Themed Ride-Through Attraction, Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway, Coming to Disney's Hollywood Studios". Disney Parks Blog. Archived from the original on July 15, 2017. Retrieved July 15, 2017.
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^ Jump up to: a b Elliot, Stuart (November 25, 2014). "Disney Pairs Up With Turner to Promote TCM and Great Movie Ride". The New York Times. Archived from the original on November 29, 2014. Retrieved November 26, 2014.
Jump up ^ Bevil, Dewayne. "Hollywood Studios: Magic of Disney Animation closing next month". OrlandoSentinel.com. Archived from the original on July 13, 2015.
Jump up ^ Stein, Mitchell (August 13, 2017). "Guest Editorial: The closure of The Great Movie Ride is the end of an era in Disney themeing". Attractions Magazine. Retrieved August 17, 2017.
Jump up ^ Shane (March 25, 2014). "Return to Opening Day: Disney MGM Studios 1989 - Parkeology". Parkeology. Archived from the original on April 17, 2016.
Jump up ^ Lambert, Marjie. "50th anniversary present: New attractions at 3 Disney World parks". Miami Herald.
Jump up ^ Pedicini, Sandra (May 29, 2015). "New version of Great Movie Ride unveiled at Disney's Hollywood Studios". Orlando Sentinel. Archived from the original on June 2, 2015. Retrieved June 3, 2015.
Jump up ^ Pedicini, Sandra; Bevil, Dewayne (October 25, 2014). "Disney's Hollywood Studios removing sorcerer's hat". Orlando Sentinel. Archived from the original on October 26, 2014. Retrieved October 25, 2014.
Jump up ^ Hill, Jim. "The ExtraTERRORestrial Files – Part 1". Archived from the original on October 6, 2014. Retrieved October 4, 2014.
Jump up ^ "The Great Movie Ride – Go Along With The Ride & Have Fun". Archived from the original on November 6, 2011. Retrieved October 3, 2011.
Jump up ^ "The Great Movie Ride...Hollywood Studios Feature Attraction". July 11, 2011. Archived from the original on February 12, 2012. Retrieved October 3, 2011.
Jump up ^ "The Plane Truth". Snopes. August 21, 2007. Retrieved December 6, 2007.
External links[edit]
Walt Disney World Resort – The Great Movie Ride at the Wayback Machine (archived June 15, 2017)
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List of high schools in Idaho
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This is a list of high schools in the U.S. state of Idaho.
Contents
1 Alphabetical List
2 Schools by County
2.1 Ada County
2.2 Adams County
2.3 Bannock County
2.4 Bear Lake County
2.5 Benewah County
2.6 Bingham County
2.7 Blaine County
2.8 Boise County
2.9 Bonner County
2.10 Bonneville County
2.11 Boundary County
2.12 Butte County
2.13 Camas County
2.14 Canyon County
2.15 Caribou County
2.16 Cassia County
2.17 Clark County
2.18 Clearwater County
2.19 Custer County
2.20 Elmore County
2.21 Franklin County
2.22 Fremont County
2.23 Gem County
2.24 Gooding County
2.25 Idaho County
2.26 Jefferson County
2.27 Jerome County
2.28 Kootenai County
2.29 Latah County
2.30 Lemhi County
2.31 Lewis County
2.32 Lincoln County
2.33 Madison County
2.34 Minidoka County
2.35 Nez Perce County
2.36 Oneida County
2.37 Owyhee County
2.38 Payette County
2.39 Power County
2.40 Shoshone County
2.41 Teton County
2.42 Twin Falls County
2.43 Valley County
2.44 Washington County
3 See also
Alphabetical List[edit]
Aberdeen High School, Aberdeen
American Falls High School, American Falls
Bear Lake High School, Montpelier
Bishop Kelly High School, Boise
Black Canyon High School, Emmett
Blackfoot High School, Blackfoot
Bliss High School, Bliss
Boise High School, Boise
Bonners Ferry High School, Bonners Ferry
Bonneville High School, Idaho Falls
Borah High School, Boise
Buhl High School, Buhl
Burley High School, Burley
Butte County High School, Arco
Caldwell High School, Caldwell
Camas County High School, Fairfield
Cambridge High School, Cambridge
Canyon Springs High School, Caldwell
Canyon Ridge High School, Twin Falls
Capital High School, Boise
Carey High School, Carey
Cascade High School, Cascade
Castleford High School, Castleford
Centennial High School, Boise
Century High School, Pocatello
Challis High School, Challis
Clark County High School, Dubois
Clark Fork Junior/Senior High School, Clark Fork
Clearwater Valley High School, Kooskia
Coeur d'Alene Charter Academy, Coeur d'Alene
Coeur d'Alene High School, Coeur d'Alene
Cole Valley Christian High School, Meridian
Columbia High School, Nampa
Community School, Sun Valley
Compass Academy, Idaho Falls
Compass Public Charter School, Meridian
Council High School, Council
Culdesac High School, Culdesac
Deary High School, Deary
Declo High School, Declo
Dietrich High School, Dietrich
Eagle Academy, Eagle
Eagle High School, Eagle
Emmett High School, Emmett
Filer High School, Filer
Firth High School, Firth
Fruitland High School, Fruitland
Garden Valley High School, Garden Valley
Gem State Adventist Academy, Caldwell
Genesee High School, Genesee
Glenns Ferry High School, Glenns Ferry
Gooding High School, Gooding
Grace High School, Grace
Grangeville High School, Grangeville
Greenleaf Friends Academy, Greenleaf
Hagerman High School, Hagerman
Hansen High School, Hansen
Highland High School, Craigmont
Highland High School, Pocatello
Hillcrest High School, Ammon
Homedale High School, Homedale
Horseshoe Bend High School, Horseshoe Bend
Idaho Arts Charter School, Nampa
Idaho City High School, Idaho City
Idaho Connects Online School, Statewide
Idaho Falls High School, Idaho Falls
Idaho Leadership Academy, Blackfoot
Idaho School for the Deaf and Blind, Gooding
Idaho Stem Academy, Blackfoot
Initial Point High School, Kuna
iSucceed Virtual High School, Statewide
Jerome High School, Jerome
Kamiah High School, Kamiah
Kellogg High School, Kellogg
Kendrick High School, Kendrick
Kimberly High School, Kimberly
Kootenai Junior/Senior High School, Harrison
Kuna High School, Kuna
Lake City High School, Coeur d'Alene
Lakeland High School, Rathdrum
Lakeside High School, Plummer
Lapwai High School, Lapwai
Leadore High School, Leadore
Lewiston High School, Lewiston
Liberty Charter High School, Nampa
Lighthouse Christian School, Twin Falls
Logos School, Moscow
Mackay High School, Mackay
Madison High School, Rexburg
Magic Valley Christian School, Jerome
Magic Valley Christian School, Twin Falls
Magic Valley High School, Twin Falls
Malad High School, Malad City
Marsh Valley High School, Arimo
Marsing High School, Marsing
McCall-Donnelly High School, McCall
Meadows Valley Junior/Senior High School, New Meadows
Melba High School, Melba
Meridian Academy, Meridian
Meridian High School, Meridian
Meridian Medical Arts Charter High School, Meridian
Meridian Technical Charter High School, Meridian
Middleton High School, Middleton
Midvale High School, Midvale
Minico High School, Rupert
Moscow High School, Moscow
Mountain Cove High School, Boise
Mountain Home High School, Mountain Home
Mountain View High School, Meridian
Mullan High School, Mullan
Murtaugh High School, Murtaugh
Nampa Christian School, Nampa
Nampa High School, Nampa
New Plymouth High School, New Plymouth
Nezperce High School, Nezperce
North Fremont High School, Ashton
North Gem High School, Bancroft
North Idaho Christian School, Hayden
North Star Charter School, Eagle
Notus High School, Notus
Oakley High School, Oakley
Orofino High School, Orofino
Parma High School, Parma
Payette High School, Payette
Pocatello High School, Pocatello
Post Falls Christian Academy, Post Falls
Post Falls High School, Post Falls
Potlatch High School, Potlatch
Prairie High School, Cottonwood
Preston High School, Preston
Priest River Lamanna High School, Priest River
Raft River High School, Malta
Renaissance High School (ID), Meridian
Richfield High School, Richfield
Rigby High School, Rigby
Rimrock High School, Bruneau
Ririe High School, Ririe
Riverstone International School, Boise
Rockland High School, Rockland
Rocky Mountain High School, Meridian
Sage International School of Boise, Boise
Salmon High School, Salmon
Salmon River High School, Riggins
Sandpoint High School, Sandpoint
Shelley High School, Shelley
Sho-Ban School, Fort Hall
Shoshone High School, Shoshone
Skyline High School, Idaho Falls
Skyview High School, Nampa
Snake River High School, Blackfoot
Soda Springs High School, Soda Springs
South Fremont High School, St. Anthony
St. Maries High School, St. Maries
Sugar-Salem High School, Sugar City
Taylor's Crossing Public Charter School, Idaho Falls
Teton High School, Driggs
The Ambrose School, Meridian
Timberlake High School, Spirit Lake
Timberline High School, Boise
Timberline High School, Weippe
Troy High School, Troy
Twin Falls Christian Academy, Twin Falls
Twin Falls High School, Twin Falls
Valley High School, Hazelton
Vallivue High School, Caldwell
Victory Charter School, Nampa
Wallace High School, Wallace
Weiser High School, Weiser
Wendell High School, Wendell
West Jefferson High School, Terreton
West Side High School, Dayton
Wilder High School, Wilder
Wood River High School, Hailey
Xavier Charter School, Twin Falls
Schools by County[edit]
Ada County[edit]
Bishop Kelly High School, Boise
Boise High School, Boise
Borah High School, Boise
Capital High School, Boise
Centennial High School, Boise
Cole Valley Christian High School, Meridian
Compass Public Charter School, Meridian
Eagle Academy, Eagle
Eagle High School, Eagle
Initial Point High School, Kuna
Kuna High School, Kuna
Meridian Academy, Meridian
Meridian High School, Meridian
Meridian Medical Arts Charter High School, Meridian
Meridian Technical Charter High School, Meridian
Mountain Cove High School, Boise
Mountain View High School, Meridian
North Star Charter School, Eagle
Renaissance High School (ID), Meridian
Riverstone International School, Boise
Rocky Mountain High School, Meridian
Sage International School, Boise
The Ambrose School, Meridian
Timberline High School, Boise
Adams County[edit]
Council High School, Council
Meadows Valley Junior/Senior High School, New Meadows
Bannock County[edit]
Pocatello High School, Pocatello
Highland High School, Pocatello
Century High School, Pocatello
Marsh Valley High School, Arimo
Bear Lake County[edit]
Bear Lake High School, Montpelier
Benewah County[edit]
Lakeside High School, Plummer
St. Maries High School, St. Maries
Bingham County[edit]
Aberdeen High School, Aberdeen
Blackfoot High School, Blackfoot
Firth High School, Firth
Idaho Leadership Academy, Blackfoot
Shelley High School, Shelley
Sho-Ban School, Fort Hall
Snake River High School, Blackfoot
Blaine County[edit]
Carey High School, Carey
Community School, Sun Valley
Wood River High School, Hailey
Boise County[edit]
Garden Valley High School, Garden Valley
Horseshoe Bend High School, Horseshoe Bend
Idaho City High School, Idaho City
Bonner County[edit]
Clark Fork Junior/Senior High School, Clark Fork
Priest River Lamanna High School, Priest River
Sandpoint High School, Sandpoint
Bonneville County[edit]
Bonneville High School, Idaho Falls
Compass Academy, Idaho Falls
Hillcrest High School, Ammon
Idaho Falls High School, Idaho Falls
Skyline High School, Idaho Falls
Taylor's Crossing Public Charter School, Idaho Falls
Boundary County[edit]
Bonners Ferry High School, Bonners Ferry
Butte County[edit]
Butte County High School, Arco
Camas County[edit]
Camas County High School, Fairfield
Canyon County[edit]
Caldwell High School, Caldwell
Canyon Springs High School, Caldwell
Columbia High School, Nampa
Gem State Adventist Academy, Caldwell
Greenleaf Friends Academy, Greenleaf
Idaho Arts Charter School, Nampa
Liberty Charter High School, Nampa
Melba High School, Melba
Middleton High School, Middleton
Nampa High School, Nampa
Nampa Christian School, Nampa
Notus High School, Notus
Parma High School, Parma
Skyview High School, Nampa
Vallivue High School, Caldwell
Victory Charter School, Nampa
Wilder High School, Wilder
Caribou County[edit]
Grace High School, Grace
North Gem High School, Bancroft
Soda Springs High School, Soda Springs
Cassia County[edit]
Burley High School, Burley
Declo High School, Declo
Oakley High School, Oakley
Raft River High School, Malta
Clark County[edit]
Clark County High School, Dubois
Clearwater County[edit]
Orofino High School, Orofino
Timberline High School, Weippe
Custer County[edit]
Challis High School, Challis
Mackay High School, Mackay
Elmore County[edit]
Glenns Ferry High School, Glenns Ferry
Mountain Home High School, Mountain Home
Franklin County[edit]
Preston High School, Preston
West Side High School, Dayton
Fremont County[edit]
North Fremont High School, Ashton
South Fremont High School, St. Anthony
Gem County[edit]
Black Canyon High School, Emmett
Emmett High School, Emmett
Gooding County[edit]
Bliss High School, Bliss
Gooding High School, Gooding
Hagerman High School, Hagerman
Idaho School for the Deaf and Blind, Gooding
Wendell High School, Wendell
Idaho County[edit]
Clearwater Valley High School, Kooskia
Grangeville High School, Grangeville
Prairie High School, Cottonwood
Salmon River High School, Riggins
Jefferson County[edit]
Rigby High School, Rigby
Ririe High School, Ririe
West Jefferson High School, Terreton
Jerome County[edit]
Jerome High School, Jerome
Valley High School, Hazelton
Kootenai County[edit]
Coeur d'Alene High School, Coeur d'Alene
Coeur d'Alene Charter Academy, Coeur d'Alene
Kootenai High School, Harrison
Lake City High School, Coeur d'Alene
Lakeland High School, Rathdrum
North Idaho Christian School, Hayden
Post Falls Christian Academy, Post Falls
Post Falls High School, Post Falls
Timberlake High School, Spirit Lake
Latah County[edit]
Deary High School, Deary
Genesee High School, Genesee
Kendrick High School, Kendrick
Logos School, Moscow
Moscow High School, Moscow
Potlatch High School, Potlatch
Troy High School, Troy
Lemhi County[edit]
Leadore High School, Leadore
Salmon High School, Salmon
Lewis County[edit]
Highland High School, Craigmont
Kamiah High School, Kamiah
Nezperce High School, Nezperce
Lincoln County[edit]
Dietrich High School, Dietrich
Richfield High School, Richfield
Shoshone High School, Shoshone
Madison County[edit]
Madison High School, Rexburg
Sugar-Salem High School, Sugar City
Minidoka County[edit]
Minico High School, Rupert
Nez Perce County[edit]
Culdesac High School, Culdesac
Lapwai High School, Lapwai
Lewiston High School, Lewiston
Oneida County[edit]
Malad High School, Malad City
Owyhee County[edit]
Homedale High School, Homedale
Marsing High School, Marsing
Rimrock High School, Bruneau
Payette County[edit]
Fruitland High School, Fruitland
New Plymouth High School, New Plymouth
Payette High School, Payette
Power County[edit]
American Falls High School, American Falls
Rockland High School, Rockland
Shoshone County[edit]
Kellogg High School, Kellogg
Mullan High School, Mullan
Wallace High School, Wallace
Teton County[edit]
Teton High School, Driggs
Twin Falls County[edit]
Buhl High School, Buhl
Canyon Ridge High School, Twin Falls
Castleford High School, Castleford
Filer High School, Filer
Hansen High School, Hansen
Kimberly High School, Kimberly
Lighthouse Christian School, Twin Falls
Magic Valley Christian School, Twin Falls (closed)
Magic Valley High School, Twin Falls
Murtaugh High School, Murtaugh
Twin Falls Christian Academy, Twin Falls
Twin Falls High School, Twin Falls
Xavier Charter School, Twin Falls
Valley County[edit]
Cascade High School, Cascade
McCall-Donnelly High School, McCall
Washington County[edit]
Cambridge High School, Cambridge
Midvale High School, Midvale
Weiser High School, Weiser
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