Of course, Donald Duck actually lives in Duckburg, Winnie the Pooh in the Hundred Acre Wood, Snow White in Germany, and the Wonderland traveler Alice somewhere in Victorian England. However, they all have a second residence in the same place, in Anaheim, California. In the early 1950s, Walt Disney realized his long-held dream of creating an amusement park where visitors could meet all of his animated characters and take a journey through American history, from the Wild West to the future in space. Under Walt Disney's leadership, architects, artists, engineers, and a legion of construction workers transformed a few acres of orange grove into a realm of eternal adolescence, a destination that every child in the USA wants to visit at least once. By the early fifties, it was finally time. Today, there is D.