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Peter Pan & Tinker Bell

Peter Pan and Tinker Bell seem to be flying around in circles, high above "it's a small world" England. They could be looking for the Darling house, or just lost, unable to find that second star on the right.

Peter Pan

Probably on his way to visit the Darling children, Peter Pan flies circles around London's Big Ben.

Tinker Bell

Tinker Bell admires the view above "it's a small world" - as she sprinkles a little pixie dust in the night sky over London.

Alice & the White Rabbit

Curiouser and curiouser! It's not quite Wonderland, but Alice & the White Rabbit can be found amongst the chess pieces in the "it's a small world" interpretation of Great Britain.

Cinderella, Jaq & Gus

Salut! Seems like a certain someone isn't quite ready for the Royal Ball! Still dressed in her raggedy house clothes - Cinderella, Jaq & Gus can be found in "it's a small world" France.

Pinocchio & Jiminy Cricket

Canals and gondola poles symbolize "it's a small world" Italy. Is Stromboli pulling the strings as Pinocchio performs a little song and dance? In the background, Jiminy Cricket tries to keep Pinocchio out of trouble.

Pinocchio

It's a small stage after all. Pinocchio dances on a little stage nestled between a few gondola poles. We thought that Pinocchio didn't have any strings to hold him down?

Jiminy Cricket

Let your conscience be your guide! Jiminy Cricket hides up in a window behind Pinocchio, in the "it's a small world" Italian-themed setting.

Note: In the original story by Carlo Collodi, a frustrated Pinocchio throws a hammer at the "talking cricket" and smashes it.

Abu

Salaam! Popping in and out of a large urn, Abu can be found coveting a large gem. Didn't Aladdin say not to touch anything? Anyways, Abu can be found on the left, just as the boats enter the "it's a small world" representation of the Middle East & Indian Subcontinent.

Aladdin & Jasmine

It's a whole new small world for Jasmine & Aladdin as they soar above the Taj Mahal on the Magic Carpet. Seems like the bad Orange County traffic also affects the flying carpets inside "it's a small world" India.

Note: Completed in 1648, the white marble Taj Mahal is located in Agra, India. In contrast, Aladdin & Jasmine hail from the fictional Agrabah (which is set in the Middle East).

Mushu Kite

Flying high above the red "it's a small world" Asian shrine, this red paper kite looks a little like the Fa family guardian, Mushu.

Mulan & Mushu

Mulan was a busy girl, defeating the Huns, saving the emperor & Imperial China and honoring her family name. In the Chinese setting for "it's a small world" - she finally gets a little time for herself - and she spends it, flying a kite. Listen carefully and one might be able to hear Mushu humming "Let's Go Fly a Kite" from Mary Poppins.

Simba, Pumbaa & Timon

Hakuna Matata! Peer through the "it's a small world" African jungle and you'll see that Young Simba doesn't have any worries. Simba, the future Lion King, is lounging as he gets a piggy back ride. Pumbaa doesn't seem to mind, as he munches on a juicy green caterpillar. If the timing is right, Timon will poke his head in & out of a Meerkat Mound in the background.

Three Caballeros - Donald Duck, Jose Carioca & Panchito

Tres amigos, Donald Duck, Jose Carioca and Panchito Pistoles continue their tour of Latin America & South America.

Note: The Disney animated feature, Saludos Amigos was released in 1942. It introduced the cigar smoking parrot, Jose Carioca, as the Brazilian Jitterbird. Jose takes Donald on a tour of South America. Due to the success of Saludos Amigos, Three Cabaelleros, was released in 1944. It introduced the sombrero wearing rooster, Panchito, who takes his avian friends on a tour of Mexico.

Ariel & Flounder

Sound carries very well underwater, especially inside It's a Small World. Under the sea, you can hear Ariel sing the Sherman Brother's classic "It's a Small World After All." Flounder watches from the left,  thinking that this Little Mermaid scene looks a little Boticelli-esque.

Marlin & Dory

Dude! Are Marlin & Dory still working on Finding Nemo? Anyways, they must be surfing the EAC that runs past Australia & New Zealand in the "it's a small world" South Pacific Seas.

Note: After some exhaustive research (and arguing), we guessed that this clownfish was Marlin - because his right fin seems a little too large to be Nemo's. Although, Nemo could have grown a little since we last saw him.

Lilo & Stitch

Aloha Lilo & Stitch! Little kamahine, Lilo, and her lolo friend Stitch are hanging eight on the "it's a small world" South Pacific's, choice Hawaiian waves. We say Stitch is lolo, cause he forgot that he can't swim. Yes... their 'ohana is still good!

Jessie, the Yodeling Cowgirl

Toy Story 2's Jessie proudly represents the "it's a small world" American West, by strumming her beautifully bedazzled country guitar.

Woody & Bullseye

In the "it's a small world" North American scene, little partners can find Woody & his trusty horse, Bullseye. By the way, Woody is rockin' a seriously bejeweled cowboy belt buckle (because no self-respecting American Cowboy would be caught without his or her bling).