Following the success of Disney’s Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,
Walt Disney saw a need to increase the size of his studio. Using the profits from Snow White, Walt
made a deposit on 51 acres of land in Burbank, California in 1940 and
began work on a modern studio specifically designed for the making of animated films.
Walt was
personally involved in every aspect of the studio’s conception and he
ensured that the studio would be a self-sufficient facility that provided everything his team would need for the
entire production process.
There was the Animation Building in the center, which housed
the artists and animators, the Inking and Painting buildings across the
way, and the Camera buildings next door, where the completed artwork was
photographed. Walt had a number of the
buildings linked together by an underground tunnel so that even in bad
weather, the production process would not be interrupted.
This new Burbank studio would be the production site of several of Disney’s most prominent animated features, including Bambi, Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, and Peter Pan.
On October 15, 1995, Walt Disney Studios welcomed its very own Disney
Store to the lot, named the Studio Store. This Disney Store was created with the intention of providing Cast Members
with a home store to purchase the exclusive and unique products Disney offers
in Stores everywhere. Located next to the Hyperion Bungalow, an
original building from the studio’s first location in Hollywood, the
Studio Store was redesigned in 2011 to display a beautiful new interior
design of a Disney historical timeline, featuring the major milestones
and famous characters that define the extensive history of the Walt
Disney Company.
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