I'm No Fool (Having Fun) - Even when we're having fun there's a right way to do it and a wrong way to do it.  You can relax your body but your mind should always be alert.

I'm No Fool (With Fire) - This marvelous short was produced by Disney Studios to educate children on how to be careful with fire.

I'm No Fool (With a Bicycle) - This one is in black and white and educates children on how to be safe with their bicycles.  It also gives a pretty good history of bicycles.

Scrooge McDuck and Money - Scrooge McDuck tries to teach his grandnephews Huey, Dewey and Louie how to save money.  Make sure you catch both parts.

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea - Go back deep under the sea with Captain Nemo aboard the Nautilus. And click here to see it from the other side of the Nautilus.

Backlot Studio Tour - Enjoy the Backlot Studio Tour as it was in 1996.  You remember -- back when it was at what was then MGM Studios.  Don't miss part 2.

Captain EO - Michael Jackson, Francis Ford Coppola, George Lucas and Anjelica Houston teamed up with other talents to produce this 3D movie for Epcot. 

Cranium Command - so exactly what kind of teamwork does it take to run the body of a teenaged boy?  And who's in charge?  If you have kids you know that's debatable but nominally it should be Buzzy up in the brain.

Delta Dreamflight - Remember how much fun it was to go whizzing through the clouds and out into space during your supersonic flight?  Enjoy it again.

Discovery Island - Take Animal Kingdom, shrink it down to just an island, take out the rides and make it a zoo and you've got Discovery Island. 

Discovery River Boats - Enjoy this short lived Animal Kingdom attraction once again.  Make sure you catch both parts of the video for the entire experience.

ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter - Enjoy a brief jaunt through Tomorrowland at night and then seize the future with X-S.  (Make sure you catch all three parts)

Food Rocks - When your ears and your eyes rock to the jammin' sounds of food singing on stage you know you're enjoying a clip of this extinct attraction from EPCOT Center.  Catch both parts.

Horizons - enjoy this tribute to the now gone but always beloved Horizons, which always reminded guests "If you can dream it, you can do it."

Journey into Imagination - Take a flight of fancy again as you enjoy this fun attraction as it was when Epcot was EPCOT Center.  (make sure you catch all three parts of the video for the whole attraction).

Journey into the Jungle Book - This show enjoyed a short life at Disney's Animal Kingdom.  It played where Finding Nemo: The Musical is now shown.

Kitchen Kabaret - Learning about the food pyramid and good nutrition?  Check out this show where the food is the star. (you may want headphones as the audio is a bit hard to understand in some spots).

The Living Seas Preshow - And they rain, and rain, and rain..... the deluge.  This was arguably Epcot at its very best when it took us to places many of us could never hope to go.  Enjoy the Living Seas preshow again and learn (again) how the seas were formed.

The Mickey Mouse Review - According to the YouTube poster, this video is from 1971.  If you love classic Disney songs you absolutely have to check out this video. 

Mr. Toad's Wild Ride - Enjoy your trip as you roll merrily on to nowhere in particular.

Plaza Swan Boats - Enjoy a peaceful ride around the castle moat again.

Pocahontas and Her Forest Friends - The cute little attraction from Disney's Animal Kingdom closed in 2008.  Play with Pocahontas and her friends again and learn which animal can save the forest.  Make sure you catch all four parts.

Skyway to Tomorrowland - Once again you can start in Fantasyland and experience the magic of the Skyway to Tomorrowland... at least virtually. 

Tarzan Rocks - This thrilling show was once at Animal Kingdom but is no more.  But you can re-enjoy it here virtually.

Timekeeper - now you can step back in time to enjoy this attraction that takes you all over time.  Make sure you catch all the parts. 

World of Motion - This attraction took guests through a history of transportation.  We start with footpower and "roll" our way through current transportation methods.

360° Video of Walt's Apartment in Disneyland - Come inside and take a look at Walt Disney's home in Disneyland.  Disney historian Tim O'Day shares facts and history about the rarely seen apartment.

An Interview with Walt Disney - I've seen portions of this 30 minute interview in other places but never the whole thing.  In this interview Walt talks about numerous topics including what inspired him to create Disneyland and his latest movie project, Mary Poppins.

Walt Disney World Opening - Julie Andrews singing on the Skyway and backed by the "small world" children and then all of them singing on the Carousel.  Bob Hope talking about Walt himself and how he brought love to the world.  US Steel's presentation of how the Contemporary was built.  Jonathan Winters as a redneck.  "Music Man" composer Meredith Wilson leads a 1076 piece band.  This footage of the opening day ceremonies is very grainy in some parts but is still excellently fun to watch.

Walt Disney World Promo film - vintage 8mm film promoting the new theme park.  Features many extinct attractions.

1971 Walt Disney World Commercial - Eastern promises you can fly to a Magic Kingdom that's right outside your hotel room.

Aquamania - Goofy buys a boat and takes his son fishing. 

Gymnastics - If you're tired and need more strength and energy, head out to the gym.

How to Dance - Follow Goofy as he learns to dance.

How to Fish - If you want your fishing belt loop maybe you should get a different teacher.  But if you want fun, nothing's better than Goofy learning how to fish.

How to Play Baseball - Have fun with Goofy as he plays the American game.

How to Swim - Enjoy hanging out with Goofy as he learns to swim.

Soccermania - Goofy is the coach as the team goes up against the Beagle Boys in a soccer match to win a valuable antique trophy.  Make sure you catch all three parts.