Frequently Asked Questions

"What are those fonts you use?, how can I get them?"

The font used in many of our logos is called "Anastasia." It is very similar to the design used in the "Fantasia" logo. You can download the font by clicking here.

"Why are you celebrating Walt Disney's 100th Birthday anyway?"

Well, Walt Disney can be considered as a true American hero. He brought the world closer to old tales and stories, by bringing them back to life, through animation. His brilliant ideas and thoughts created marvelous new fields of entertainment. Now, all these thoughts are in the opinion of this website, but he was a great man, and the world should know about him.

"So, why are you celebrating his birthday now, it's not until 2001?"

This site is not just about Walt Disney's 100th Birthday, it's about him. We are trying to promote his 100th Birthday, by using banners etc. Hopefully you will be able to take one of our banners and put it on your website.

"This 'Walt Disney's Birthday Card' thing, what exactly are you collecting names for anyway?"

Well, manly to show that people still care, and know who Walt Disney is as the man, not the company. Once all the names have been collected on our list, we are going to mail off the printed list to Diane Disney Miller, on her father's 100th Birthday, December 5th, 2001.

"When was Walt Disney born, when will his 100th Birthday be?"

Walt Disney was born on December 5, 1901, add one-hundred years to that, and you'll get December 5, 2001.

"Was Walt Disney cryogenically frozen?"

Walt Disney was not cryogenically frozen. Actually, he always talked about being cremated, which he was. In fact, at the time of Walt's death, the technology to put someone in a Cryogenically "frozen" state was not even available.

"How did Walt Disney die?"

He had advanced lung cancer, probably caused by many years of smoking. Walt's smoker's cough warned employees that he was near. He generally had a cigarette in his hands; for years he preferred unfiltered Lucky Strikes. Later, he smoked strong French cigarettes called Gitanes. He passed away on December 16, 1966.

"Was Walt dishonorably discharged from the U.S. Military?"

No. First of all, Walt Disney was never in the army. He was a volunteer for the Red Cross Ambulance Corps for a year, following World War I. And he wasn't dishonorably discharged from that, either.