We've Achieved This Feeling, For Instance, With

I Don't Think That Was Too Successful. Because I Always Thought That The Two Of Them Should Have Been More Separate. Also I Had Planned The Monorail Station To Be In The Center. So That One Day You Would Have Go To World Showcase And Then The Other Day To Future World.

Mickey Is One Of The Prime Examples: Mickey Has Never Been Suspected Of Being An American Export. It Was Deja Vu. They Gave Him A Local Name And He's Been Accepted Everywhere He Goes.

Big Cities Are Chaotic. And Chaos For Humans - Who Have Experience From Their Ancestors - Is The Last Step Before Conflict. So, In The Park, Every Kind Of Visual Contradiction Has Been Eliminated.

The Boundaries Of Design Are The Same As The Problem Of Perception.

The Colors I Choose There Was To Paint The First Hotel, The Disneyland Hotel. Because Of The Cloudy Sky We Had In Paris, It Had To Be A Particular Kind Of Color Who Will Fight Those Grey Days. And Also Something You Can See When You're Driving Up 'there It Is! We're Arriving!'