The world premiere of a expansive exhibit celebrating 100 years of the Walt Disney Company opened Saturday in Philadelphia, attracting fans from all around the country.
. It features 250 rarely seen objects, including 23 "crown jewels" from the archives, like the carousel horse from "Mary Poppins" and the First Order Stormtrooper armor from 'Star Wars."
"I actually didn't know I was coming here, my mom just surprised me with it," said 8-year-old Shannon Flaherty from Connecticut."Because it's so amazing and maybe it's going to have like your favorite character," said 6-year-old Violet Stanger who came dressed as a Disney princess. "This exhibit covers everything from animation to live-action films," explained Larry Dubinski, the president and CEO of the Franklin Institute. "What's amazing is this exhibit is going to bring people from all across the country and around the world to Philadelphia, not just to the Franklin Institute, but other attractions, restaurants, and hotels here in the region.
The exhibit is already so popular that it sold out for opening weekend. But have no fear Disney fans, it will be at the Franklin Institute for the next six months.
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