While a reference previously found on one of the wall displays in Walt Disney Presents at Disney’s Hollywood Studios was removed over a year and a half ago, the three br’ers continue to be present inside another display.

Song of the South Characters Reference

The reference can be found on the model showcasing the original Disneyland in 1955, which is a reuse of a prop originally used in the Disneyland Opera House until 2023, when it was moved to its current location in October 2023.

As visible in the pictures, the model was inspired by the old fun map, which had a border filled with Disney characters. When looking at the top left of the map, the three main Br’er characters, Rabbit, Bear, and Fox, can be seen smiling.

Walt Disney Imagineering shared a video about how their work with Audio-Animatronics inspired the technology in Pixar’s new film Hoppers, which included the retired animatronics of Splash Mountain. Meanwhile, over in Tokyo, a Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah reference was removed from a sign.

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