A few weeks after the attraction added a Hoppers display and preview, a special display featuring the Oscars has now been added as well.
Walt Disney Presents Oscars Display
The attraction advertises the display with a stand and notably did not change its marquee. This could mean the display might not stick around that long after the Oscars have passed.
The display is a window and a photo-op of a large Oscar statue, as the marquee above reads “Disney at the Academy Awards.”
Two costumes, one from Cruella (2021) and one from Titanic (1997), are clearly visible, while several smaller props are also present.
The smaller items include the enchanted bedknob and Isle of Naboombu book from Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971), a maquette for the Evil Queen from Snow White (1937), and two maquettes from Soul (2020).
The respective awards the films won are written below.
The Oscar award present in the display window is the one 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (1954) won for its special effects. A plaque explaining the relationship of the Walt Disney Company to the Oscars can be read as well, where it proudly states the company has collected 155 Academy Awards while Walt still holds the record for “most Academy Awards won by an individual” at 33 statuettes.
Further in the attraction, the Percy Jackson display has been removed, going back to the Disney Cruise Line and live-action Little Mermaid displays, respectively.
Read all the Disney Oscar nominees for 2026 here. Deborah L. Scott recently shared the inspiration behind her work on Avatar: Fire and Ash that ultimately earned her an Oscar nomination here.
The Oscars air live on ABC and Hulu on Sunday, March 15 at 8:00 p.m. Eastern Time.
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