Happiness Is A State Of

Disneyland Is Something That Will Never Be Finished. It's Something That I Can Keep Developing. It Will Be A Live, Breathing Thing That Will Need Change. A Picture Is A Thing, Once You Wrap It Up And Turn It Over To Technicolor, You're Through. Snow White Is A Dead Issue With Me. But I Can Change The Park, Because It's Alive.

I've Always Had A Feeling That Any Time You Can Experiment, You Ought To Do It. Because You Never Know What Will Happen.

Disneyland Would Be A World Of Americans, Past And Present, Seen Through The Eyes Of My Imagination--a Place Of Warmth And Nostalgia, Of Illusion And Color And Delight.

I Think What I Want Disneyland To Be Most Of All Is A Happy Place...

The Story Man Must See Clearly In His Own Mind How Every Piece Of Business Will Be Put Over. He Should Feel Every Expression, Every Reaction. He Get Far Enough From His Story To Take A Second Look At It... To See Whether There Is Any Dead Phase... To See Whether The Personalities Are Going To Be Interesting And Appealing To The Audience. He Should Also Try To See That The Things That His Characters Are Doing Are Of An Interesting Nature.