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The Disney Animation exhibit is one where you could essentially spend hours if you had the time. There are two separate shows, plus an exhibit on the development of various Disney characters, plus the Sorcerers Workshop. There is also the center room from which all of these others branch off. This is perhaps the best, yet most underappreciated, part of the entire attraction. It is a huge room that is air conditioned where you can sprawl out on the floor and just look at the walls all around you. Its not a Circle Vision film, as there are different non-continuous screens showing different things, but you get to watch clips of many Disney animated features, while listening to many of their most famous songs. I last visited the Drawn to Animation show, which is quite funny and entertaining, showing an animator interact with Mushu from Mulan, explaining his development. I also went through the Sorcerers Workshop. The best parts of this attraction are the Beasts library, where you can find out which Disney character you most resemble, and Ursulas cave, where the voices of the characters are stolen from several scenes of Disney movies, and you get to reinsert the dialogue (or singing) with your own voice. Pretty fun if you have a big group! I missed the film with Robin Williams and Walter Cronkite, as we just ran out of time. Overall, a must-see.
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