Learn from animators, Imagineers, and other speakers about Walt Disney's life, career, and legacy.
Members have unlimited access to recordings of Happily Ever After Hours episodes through a special members-only portal.
Questions about our virtual talks? Visit our Virtual Programs FAQ here.
Schedule is subject to change. For the most current schedule of events, please visit our calendar.
Program Ticketing Policies
For ticketed programs and events, there is a limit of four tickets available for purchase per household, unless otherwise stated. This includes non-paid ticketed programs and events. The museum reserves the right to void tickets purchased in excess of this limit. In some instances, the museum will impose lower limits based on capacity of venue and/or special considerations.
Due to the overwhelming popularity of programs and events at the museum, tickets often sell out quickly. The museum does not collect waitlists for programs or events; however, if tickets to a sold-out program or event become available, they will be released for purchase on the museum’s website at 10am the day before the event.
If you have purchased tickets to a program or event and are no longer able to attend, you may donate your tickets back to the museum for resale. In order to do so, please send an email to tickets@wdfmuseum.org by 10am, one day before the program or event and provide the confirmation number you received when purchasing the tickets within the body of the email. After 10am one day prior to the program or event, we can no longer accept tickets for donation. Tickets for donation cannot be accepted over the phone or in person at the Ticket Desk.
Accessibility
Guests of The Walt Disney Family Museum can request American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters on-demand for our Talks, Workshops, School Experiences, Tours, and Storytimes. If you would like to request an ASL interpreter, please fill out the form linked below. Please note: Interpreter availability is not guaranteed and requests must be submitted at least two weeks in advance.
The museum is proud to partner with Bay Area Communication Access (BACA) for our ASL interpreter needs. For more information on their services, please visit BACA's website.
For more information on our Accessibility offerings, please visit our Accessibility page by clicking the link below.