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Burbank, California
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In 1937, Walt Disney Studios released 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,' the world's first full-length cel-animated feature film.
The studio lot in Burbank has a dedicated fire department to ensure the safety of its employees and facilities.
Before moving to Burbank in 1939, Walt Disney Studios was based in Los Angeles, California.
The Team Disney Building, also known as the 'Seven Dwarfs Building,' features statues of the Seven Dwarfs holding up the roof, symbolizing their support for the company.
The studio was the first to use synchronized sound in an animated film with 'Steamboat Willie' in 1928.
The Main Theatre is used for internal screenings and special events, showcasing the latest Disney productions.
The Animation Research Library houses over 65 million pieces of original animation art, preserving Disney's rich artistic legacy.
The Walt Disney Archives, located on the studio lot, preserves and showcases artifacts from Disney's history, including personal items of Walt Disney.
