Before the use of cels, paper cut-out figures were a common form of animation. Join us as we create paper creations with simple shapes and designs using construction paper and glue, then animate our creations to make our own silent stop-motion short films.
Journey with us as we explore the ways in which a magical carpet moves and soars across the sky, then, using traditional hand-drawn techniques, we will animate an ordinary rug flying across the page.
Join us for an intimate talk between beloved actress and Disney Legend Hayley Mills and Director of the Walt Disney Archives Rebecca Cline as they explore Mills' new memoir—Forever Young—describing the start of her career as a child actress, memories from iconic lead roles in classic Disney films
Updated October 15, 2021: The museum will reopen on Saturday, October 16 and will remain open for normal business hours, Thursday through Sunday, 10am to 5pm. We appreciate your understanding.
If you have purchased museum admission tickets during the temporary closure period, please contact tickets@wdfmuseum.org to request an exchange for an alternate date or a refund.
Join Bri and Chris on the newest episode of WD-FM Museum Musings as they share upcoming museum programs and share some of their favorite Disney topics.
Join us as we take a look at how performers execute daring moves in classic live-action and animated films. Then through 2D hand-drawn animation, animate a character courageously leaping out of a window.
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Due to current restrictions, our theater will remain closed until further notice. We apologize for any inconvenience. This notice will be updated when we are able to welcome you back to our theater to enjoy daily film screenings of classic Disney films. |
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Museum hours are 10am to 5pm with last entry at 4pm; the museum is open Thursday–Sunday, closed Monday–Wednesday, January 1, Thanksgiving Day, and December 25. The museum will close at 4pm on December 25 and 31, with last entry at 3pm. For further information about our hours or admission prices, please contact Ticket Desk at 415.345.6843. Operating hours are subject to change, please check our calendar prior to planning your visit.
Go SF and CityPASS: Guests with Go SF or CityPASS admission are currently unable to make a ticket reservation prior to their visit. Upon arrival at the museum, guests with Go SF or CityPASS admission must present their pass(es) at the main entrance to be accommodated for the next available admission time, which may require a minimal wait time. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Join as we examine the history of Magic Kingdom’s beloved Haunted Mansion attraction, its many ghostly inhabitants, and other famous spirits within the animated world. Then using 2D hand-drawn animation, create your own levitating ghost.
Join us as we delve into the captivating art of dance and how to translate it into animation, then explore how swooping lines and simple drawings capture the illusion of a performer using exquisite dance moves across the screen.
Join us for the long-awaited, in-person celebration of our newest special exhibition, The Walt Disney Studios and World War II, as Exhibition Curator Kent Ramsey gives an in-depth talk about this lesser known, yet crucial, time period at The Walt Disney Studios and shares the wealth of knowledge he
Journey with us as we explore the ways in which a magical carpet moves and soars across the sky, then, using traditional hand-drawn techniques, we will animate an ordinary rug flying across the page.
Join as we examine the history of Magic Kingdom’s beloved Haunted Mansion attraction, its many ghostly inhabitants, and other famous spirits within the animated world. Then using 2D hand-drawn animation, create your own levitating ghost.
Join us as we explore the history of this spooky attraction and other famous ghostly locations in animation. Using drawing fundamentals, size and scale, and aesthetic themes, try your hand at designing your own terrifying and eccentric hotel.
Join us as we explore the history of sculptures and puppetry as you create your very own ghostly, singing character.
Join us as we take a closer look at the history of gargoyles and gothic designs. Using shapes, style, and your own imagination, craft your own eerie beast.
Join us as we explore design, shape, tone, and unique flair, and create your very own spooky wallpaper.
“Be our guest” and join us as we venture into the creation of fabricated foods. Using felt and other materials, create your very own sweet treat fit for the month of October.