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Pretty sure there is a Miami, Ohio. So I'll go with that: B: Ohio Of course, you might be pulling a 'sneaky', and going for the obvious answer. But I feel like living dangerously today!

One has to read the fine print to truly appreciate these images.

I love the grandeur of Journey to Atlantis!

Can't wait to see those exciting Wonder World restrooms. The "Urinal of the Future"!

Oh dear..... I see Wanda has found the booze. Or maybe that's her private supply that she herself has stashed. Probably her lunch....Wanda's version of 'brown bagging' it.

Sometimes I feel sorry for Scooter. But then the feeling passes as I come to my senses.

Hmm, this could be a toughie. I don't know when the Walk of Fame began, but I would think that it started in the silent era. So, A: 1922

72(My age, as of this month!)

You can't fool me.... These are photos of Disney's Big Thunder Mountain ride! Some truly beautiful, and striking formations here! The Double Arches, especially.

Everybody knows where Dollywood is! : A: Pigeon Forge, TN

The broken columns look ominous!

It looks so haphazard and thrown together. Like they used discarded junk that was lying around. Plus duct tape and chewing gum.... I like it!

I love the dim lighting in the Crow's Nest. Sorta cozy, sorta mysterious, sorta secretive.

Hope you're recovering well, Wagi. Love the warm glow in the nighttime pics. I notice that your Main Street buildings don't have nearly as much 'popcorn' lights outlining the buildings. Was this intentional? Perhaps the concept of covering every square inch of the buildings with lights wasn't a Disney thing until Disneyland came along? And FYI: There's no such thing as a "Painless Dentist". If they put you completely out before doing their work, I suppose that would be painless... until you wake up, then there's gonna be pain. Thanks for the update.

I'm going to agree with citytrader A: Drax. I have a vague memory of him saying that in one of the "Guardians of the Galaxy" movies. Also, citytrader has been answering these questions correctly, of late.

Looks like an awfully long hike to get to the arch... but what a sight! And what a view! That path looks hazardous; nothing to keep you from going over the edge!

I love the picture of the lighthouse. The foreground grasses bending in the breeze really add to the mood.

I will "make an ass of you and me" and assume the answer is A: The theater is actually on Broadway, the other is not

Sixty-8(It wasn't a very good year.)

"Thawed out"... Does this mean that Uncle Walt's body will also be thawed out? Or did they just freeze his head (which, as we know, is no longer frozen), and toss the body into the dumpster like they do with so many other Disney treasures that they no longer have a need for?

Is that the station building on the right? It's massive! (And impressive!)

Love the rustic look here. Crude, but colorful. It has its own kind of beauty.

Wow, the Nautilus interiors are awesome! With great lighting, too.

Love the 'newspaper', and the maps overlaid on the city map. Mr. Wonder is looking just as.... wonderful... as ever.

^ Same here: A: Babe Ruth. OH WAIT!!! I just remembered that the Baby Ruth bar was supposedly NOT named for the baseball player, but for the small daughter of... somebody, can't remember who (a president?). Sooo, among the remaining choices.... seems like there was a B: Ken Griffey Jr. bar, for about 5 minutes, so I guess that's my guess. Whatever the correct answer is, they were probably allergic to peanuts.