On an early September day, a small group of journalists gathered at Walt Disney's primary, still-standing residence high up in the Hollywood Hills for an intimate look inside the life of one of America's most creative geniuses. The rare house tour was both incredibly fascinating and spine-tinglingly eerie, thanks in part to the Disney experts who were on hand to answer the many questions one might have upon visiting Walt Disney's house for the first time. (P.S. Read our interview with them about why Disney heroines don't have mothers and more Disney secrets!) The home, which is visible from the street (good luck finding your way through the twisty roads though!), has remained largely untouched—even though it has turned over several times. But now, in advance of the DVD releases of Sleeping Beauty Diamond Edition and Maleficent, Walt Disney Studios opened up Walt's home, and it's an experience we'll never forget. Overlooking downtown L.A., the Walt Disney property is located high up in the hills of Los Feliz. The fairy godmothers from Sleeping Beauty aren't constant fixtures at the home, but they sure make for cute centerpieces. This Maleficent figurine currently sits inside the Disney house. In addition to the
On an early September day, a small group of journalists gathered at Walt Disney's primary, still-standing residence high up in the Hollywood Hills for an intimate look inside the life of one of America's most creative geniuses. The rare house tour was both incredibly fascinating and spine-tinglingly eerie, thanks in part to the Disney experts who were on hand to answer the many questions one might have upon visiting Walt Disney's house for the first time. (P.S. Read our interview with them about why Disney heroines don't have mothers and more Disney secrets!) The home, which is visible from the street (good luck finding your way through the twisty roads though!), has remained largely untouched—even though it has turned over several times. But now, in advance of the DVD releases of Sleeping Beauty Diamond Edition and Maleficent, Walt Disney Studios opened up Walt's home, and it's an experience we'll never forget. Overlooking downtown L.A., the Walt Disney property is located high up in the hills of Los Feliz. The fairy godmothers from Sleeping Beauty aren't constant fixtures at the home, but they sure make for cute centerpieces. This Maleficent figurine currently sits inside the Disney house. In addition to the
On an early September day, a small group of journalists gathered at Walt Disney's primary, still-standing residence high up in the Hollywood Hills for an intimate look inside the life of one of America's most creative geniuses. The rare house tour was both incredibly fascinating and spine-tinglingly eerie, thanks in part to the Disney experts who were on hand to answer the many questions one might have upon visiting Walt Disney's house for the first time. (P.S. Read our interview with them about why Disney heroines don't have mothers and more Disney secrets!) The home, which is visible from the street (good luck finding your way through the twisty roads though!), has remained largely untouched—even though it has turned over several times. But now, in advance of the DVD releases of Sleeping Beauty Diamond Edition and Maleficent, Walt Disney Studios opened up Walt's home, and it's an experience we'll never forget. Overlooking downtown L.A., the Walt Disney property is located high up in the hills of Los Feliz. The fairy godmothers from Sleeping Beauty aren't constant fixtures at the home, but they sure make for cute centerpieces. This Maleficent figurine currently sits inside the Disney house. In addition to the
On an early September day, a small group of journalists gathered at Walt Disney's primary, still-standing residence high up in the Hollywood Hills for an intimate look inside the life of one of America's most creative geniuses. The rare house tour was both incredibly fascinating and spine-tinglingly eerie, thanks in part to the Disney experts who were on hand to answer the many questions one might have upon visiting Walt Disney's house for the first time. (P.S. Read our interview with them about why Disney heroines don't have mothers and more Disney secrets!) The home, which is visible from the street (good luck finding your way through the twisty roads though!), has remained largely untouched—even though it has turned over several times. But now, in advance of the DVD releases of Sleeping Beauty Diamond Edition and Maleficent, Walt Disney Studios opened up Walt's home, and it's an experience we'll never forget. Overlooking downtown L.A., the Walt Disney property is located high up in the hills of Los Feliz. The fairy godmothers from Sleeping Beauty aren't constant fixtures at the home, but they sure make for cute centerpieces. This Maleficent figurine currently sits inside the Disney house. In addition to the
On an early September day, a small group of journalists gathered at Walt Disney's primary, still-standing residence high up in the Hollywood Hills for an intimate look inside the life of one of America's most creative geniuses. The rare house tour was both incredibly fascinating and spine-tinglingly eerie, thanks in part to the Disney experts who were on hand to answer the many questions one might have upon visiting Walt Disney's house for the first time. (P.S. Read our interview with them about why Disney heroines don't have mothers and more Disney secrets!) The home, which is visible from the street (good luck finding your way through the twisty roads though!), has remained largely untouched—even though it has turned over several times. But now, in advance of the DVD releases of Sleeping Beauty Diamond Edition and Maleficent, Walt Disney Studios opened up Walt's home, and it's an experience we'll never forget. Overlooking downtown L.A., the Walt Disney property is located high up in the hills of Los Feliz. The fairy godmothers from Sleeping Beauty aren't constant fixtures at the home, but they sure make for cute centerpieces. This Maleficent figurine currently sits inside the Disney house. In addition to the
On an early September day, a small group of journalists gathered at Walt Disney's primary, still-standing residence high up in the Hollywood Hills for an intimate look inside the life of one of America's most creative geniuses. The rare house tour was both incredibly fascinating and spine-tinglingly eerie, thanks in part to the Disney experts who were on hand to answer the many questions one might have upon visiting Walt Disney's house for the first time. (P.S. Read our interview with them about why Disney heroines don't have mothers and more Disney secrets!) The home, which is visible from the street (good luck finding your way through the twisty roads though!), has remained largely untouched—even though it has turned over several times. But now, in advance of the DVD releases of Sleeping Beauty Diamond Edition and Maleficent, Walt Disney Studios opened up Walt's home, and it's an experience we'll never forget. Overlooking downtown L.A., the Walt Disney property is located high up in the hills of Los Feliz. The fairy godmothers from Sleeping Beauty aren't constant fixtures at the home, but they sure make for cute centerpieces. This Maleficent figurine currently sits inside the Disney house. In addition to the
On an early September day, a small group of journalists gathered at Walt Disney's primary, still-standing residence high up in the Hollywood Hills for an intimate look inside the life of one of America's most creative geniuses. The rare house tour was both incredibly fascinating and spine-tinglingly eerie, thanks in part to the Disney experts who were on hand to answer the many questions one might have upon visiting Walt Disney's house for the first time. (P.S. Read our interview with them about why Disney heroines don't have mothers and more Disney secrets!) The home, which is visible from the street (good luck finding your way through the twisty roads though!), has remained largely untouched—even though it has turned over several times. But now, in advance of the DVD releases of Sleeping Beauty Diamond Edition and Maleficent, Walt Disney Studios opened up Walt's home, and it's an experience we'll never forget. Overlooking downtown L.A., the Walt Disney property is located high up in the hills of Los Feliz. The fairy godmothers from Sleeping Beauty aren't constant fixtures at the home, but they sure make for cute centerpieces. This Maleficent figurine currently sits inside the Disney house. In addition to the
On an early September day, a small group of journalists gathered at Walt Disney's primary, still-standing residence high up in the Hollywood Hills for an intimate look inside the life of one of America's most creative geniuses. The rare house tour was both incredibly fascinating and spine-tinglingly eerie, thanks in part to the Disney experts who were on hand to answer the many questions one might have upon visiting Walt Disney's house for the first time. (P.S. Read our interview with them about why Disney heroines don't have mothers and more Disney secrets!) The home, which is visible from the street (good luck finding your way through the twisty roads though!), has remained largely untouched—even though it has turned over several times. But now, in advance of the DVD releases of Sleeping Beauty Diamond Edition and Maleficent, Walt Disney Studios opened up Walt's home, and it's an experience we'll never forget. Overlooking downtown L.A., the Walt Disney property is located high up in the hills of Los Feliz. The fairy godmothers from Sleeping Beauty aren't constant fixtures at the home, but they sure make for cute centerpieces. This Maleficent figurine currently sits inside the Disney house. In addition to the
On an early September day, a small group of journalists gathered at Walt Disney's primary, still-standing residence high up in the Hollywood Hills for an intimate look inside the life of one of America's most creative geniuses. The rare house tour was both incredibly fascinating and spine-tinglingly eerie, thanks in part to the Disney experts who were on hand to answer the many questions one might have upon visiting Walt Disney's house for the first time. (P.S. Read our interview with them about why Disney heroines don't have mothers and more Disney secrets!) The home, which is visible from the street (good luck finding your way through the twisty roads though!), has remained largely untouched—even though it has turned over several times. But now, in advance of the DVD releases of Sleeping Beauty Diamond Edition and Maleficent, Walt Disney Studios opened up Walt's home, and it's an experience we'll never forget. Overlooking downtown L.A., the Walt Disney property is located high up in the hills of Los Feliz. The fairy godmothers from Sleeping Beauty aren't constant fixtures at the home, but they sure make for cute centerpieces. This Maleficent figurine currently sits inside the Disney house. In addition to the
On an early September day, a small group of journalists gathered at Walt Disney's primary, still-standing residence high up in the Hollywood Hills for an intimate look inside the life of one of America's most creative geniuses. The rare house tour was both incredibly fascinating and spine-tinglingly eerie, thanks in part to the Disney experts who were on hand to answer the many questions one might have upon visiting Walt Disney's house for the first time. (P.S. Read our interview with them about why Disney heroines don't have mothers and more Disney secrets!) The home, which is visible from the street (good luck finding your way through the twisty roads though!), has remained largely untouched—even though it has turned over several times. But now, in advance of the DVD releases of Sleeping Beauty Diamond Edition and Maleficent, Walt Disney Studios opened up Walt's home, and it's an experience we'll never forget. Overlooking downtown L.A., the Walt Disney property is located high up in the hills of Los Feliz. The fairy godmothers from Sleeping Beauty aren't constant fixtures at the home, but they sure make for cute centerpieces. This Maleficent figurine currently sits inside the Disney house. In addition to the
On an early September day, a small group of journalists gathered at Walt Disney's primary, still-standing residence high up in the Hollywood Hills for an intimate look inside the life of one of America's most creative geniuses. The rare house tour was both incredibly fascinating and spine-tinglingly eerie, thanks in part to the Disney experts who were on hand to answer the many questions one might have upon visiting Walt Disney's house for the first time. (P.S. Read our interview with them about why Disney heroines don't have mothers and more Disney secrets!) The home, which is visible from the street (good luck finding your way through the twisty roads though!), has remained largely untouched—even though it has turned over several times. But now, in advance of the DVD releases of Sleeping Beauty Diamond Edition and Maleficent, Walt Disney Studios opened up Walt's home, and it's an experience we'll never forget. Overlooking downtown L.A., the Walt Disney property is located high up in the hills of Los Feliz. The fairy godmothers from Sleeping Beauty aren't constant fixtures at the home, but they sure make for cute centerpieces. This Maleficent figurine currently sits inside the Disney house. In addition to the
On an early September day, a small group of journalists gathered at Walt Disney's primary, still-standing residence high up in the Hollywood Hills for an intimate look inside the life of one of America's most creative geniuses. The rare house tour was both incredibly fascinating and spine-tinglingly eerie, thanks in part to the Disney experts who were on hand to answer the many questions one might have upon visiting Walt Disney's house for the first time. (P.S. Read our interview with them about why Disney heroines don't have mothers and more Disney secrets!) The home, which is visible from the street (good luck finding your way through the twisty roads though!), has remained largely untouched—even though it has turned over several times. But now, in advance of the DVD releases of Sleeping Beauty Diamond Edition and Maleficent, Walt Disney Studios opened up Walt's home, and it's an experience we'll never forget. Overlooking downtown L.A., the Walt Disney property is located high up in the hills of Los Feliz. The fairy godmothers from Sleeping Beauty aren't constant fixtures at the home, but they sure make for cute centerpieces. This Maleficent figurine currently sits inside the Disney house. In addition to the
On an early September day, a small group of journalists gathered at Walt Disney's primary, still-standing residence high up in the Hollywood Hills for an intimate look inside the life of one of America's most creative geniuses. The rare house tour was both incredibly fascinating and spine-tinglingly eerie, thanks in part to the Disney experts who were on hand to answer the many questions one might have upon visiting Walt Disney's house for the first time. (P.S. Read our interview with them about why Disney heroines don't have mothers and more Disney secrets!) The home, which is visible from the street (good luck finding your way through the twisty roads though!), has remained largely untouched—even though it has turned over several times. But now, in advance of the DVD releases of Sleeping Beauty Diamond Edition and Maleficent, Walt Disney Studios opened up Walt's home, and it's an experience we'll never forget. Overlooking downtown L.A., the Walt Disney property is located high up in the hills of Los Feliz. The fairy godmothers from Sleeping Beauty aren't constant fixtures at the home, but they sure make for cute centerpieces. This Maleficent figurine currently sits inside the Disney house. In addition to the
On an early September day, a small group of journalists gathered at Walt Disney's primary, still-standing residence high up in the Hollywood Hills for an intimate look inside the life of one of America's most creative geniuses. The rare house tour was both incredibly fascinating and spine-tinglingly eerie, thanks in part to the Disney experts who were on hand to answer the many questions one might have upon visiting Walt Disney's house for the first time. (P.S. Read our interview with them about why Disney heroines don't have mothers and more Disney secrets!) The home, which is visible from the street (good luck finding your way through the twisty roads though!), has remained largely untouched—even though it has turned over several times. But now, in advance of the DVD releases of Sleeping Beauty Diamond Edition and Maleficent, Walt Disney Studios opened up Walt's home, and it's an experience we'll never forget. Overlooking downtown L.A., the Walt Disney property is located high up in the hills of Los Feliz. The fairy godmothers from Sleeping Beauty aren't constant fixtures at the home, but they sure make for cute centerpieces. This Maleficent figurine currently sits inside the Disney house. In addition to the
On an early September day, a small group of journalists gathered at Walt Disney's primary, still-standing residence high up in the Hollywood Hills for an intimate look inside the life of one of America's most creative geniuses. The rare house tour was both incredibly fascinating and spine-tinglingly eerie, thanks in part to the Disney experts who were on hand to answer the many questions one might have upon visiting Walt Disney's house for the first time. (P.S. Read our interview with them about why Disney heroines don't have mothers and more Disney secrets!) The home, which is visible from the street (good luck finding your way through the twisty roads though!), has remained largely untouched—even though it has turned over several times. But now, in advance of the DVD releases of Sleeping Beauty Diamond Edition and Maleficent, Walt Disney Studios opened up Walt's home, and it's an experience we'll never forget. Overlooking downtown L.A., the Walt Disney property is located high up in the hills of Los Feliz. The fairy godmothers from Sleeping Beauty aren't constant fixtures at the home, but they sure make for cute centerpieces. This Maleficent figurine currently sits inside the Disney house. In addition to the
On an early September day, a small group of journalists gathered at Walt Disney's primary, still-standing residence high up in the Hollywood Hills for an intimate look inside the life of one of America's most creative geniuses. The rare house tour was both incredibly fascinating and spine-tinglingly eerie, thanks in part to the Disney experts who were on hand to answer the many questions one might have upon visiting Walt Disney's house for the first time. (P.S. Read our interview with them about why Disney heroines don't have mothers and more Disney secrets!) The home, which is visible from the street (good luck finding your way through the twisty roads though!), has remained largely untouched—even though it has turned over several times. But now, in advance of the DVD releases of Sleeping Beauty Diamond Edition and Maleficent, Walt Disney Studios opened up Walt's home, and it's an experience we'll never forget. Overlooking downtown L.A., the Walt Disney property is located high up in the hills of Los Feliz. The fairy godmothers from Sleeping Beauty aren't constant fixtures at the home, but they sure make for cute centerpieces. This Maleficent figurine currently sits inside the Disney house. In addition to the
On an early September day, a small group of journalists gathered at Walt Disney's primary, still-standing residence high up in the Hollywood Hills for an intimate look inside the life of one of America's most creative geniuses. The rare house tour was both incredibly fascinating and spine-tinglingly eerie, thanks in part to the Disney experts who were on hand to answer the many questions one might have upon visiting Walt Disney's house for the first time. (P.S. Read our interview with them about why Disney heroines don't have mothers and more Disney secrets!) The home, which is visible from the street (good luck finding your way through the twisty roads though!), has remained largely untouched—even though it has turned over several times. But now, in advance of the DVD releases of Sleeping Beauty Diamond Edition and Maleficent, Walt Disney Studios opened up Walt's home, and it's an experience we'll never forget. Overlooking downtown L.A., the Walt Disney property is located high up in the hills of Los Feliz. The fairy godmothers from Sleeping Beauty aren't constant fixtures at the home, but they sure make for cute centerpieces. This Maleficent figurine currently sits inside the Disney house. In addition to the
On an early September day, a small group of journalists gathered at Walt Disney's primary, still-standing residence high up in the Hollywood Hills for an intimate look inside the life of one of America's most creative geniuses. The rare house tour was both incredibly fascinating and spine-tinglingly eerie, thanks in part to the Disney experts who were on hand to answer the many questions one might have upon visiting Walt Disney's house for the first time. (P.S. Read our interview with them about why Disney heroines don't have mothers and more Disney secrets!) The home, which is visible from the street (good luck finding your way through the twisty roads though!), has remained largely untouched—even though it has turned over several times. But now, in advance of the DVD releases of Sleeping Beauty Diamond Edition and Maleficent, Walt Disney Studios opened up Walt's home, and it's an experience we'll never forget. Overlooking downtown L.A., the Walt Disney property is located high up in the hills of Los Feliz. The fairy godmothers from Sleeping Beauty aren't constant fixtures at the home, but they sure make for cute centerpieces. This Maleficent figurine currently sits inside the Disney house. In addition to the
