Guests visiting Disney’s Hollywood Studios can check out a limited-time Oscars display within the Walt Disney Presents exhibit. The display case is toward the back of the exhibit, near the Walt Disney Theater. The exhibit features props, costumes, and more from some of the films that have earned Disney an Academy Award over the years. Here’s a closer look!
Oscars Display at Disney’s Hollywood Studios
In addition to the props, costumes, and more within the display case, there is a large Academy Award photo op right next to the display case.
After winning the first Academy Award for “Cartoon Short Subject” in 1932, Walt Disney introduced the world of entertainment to an impossible notion: animation could be art.
Over the following decades, Walt Disney and his team of talented artists continued to tinker with new ideas and exciting technologies, eventually mastering almost every medium and genre of storytelling imaginable-from feature-length animation and live action films to computer-generated animation, special effects, and beyond.
As of 2025, nearly 100 years after the world debut of Flowers and Trees, The Walt Disney Company has collected an astounding 155 Academy Awards and Walt himself still holds the world record for “most Academy Awards won by an individual” to this day at 33 statuettes.
Starting with a look at an actual Academy Award, this award was for Disney’s 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (1954). This Oscar Statuette was earned in the Special Effects category.
One of the two costumes on display is Rose’s boarding suit from the 1997 20th Century Fox film Titanic. This was one of the many costumes created for the film, which won Best Costume Design.
Another winner in the Best Costume Design category was the 2021 Walt Disney Pictures film, Cruella.
Right next to the Oscars display is a new display for the Pixar film Hoppers.
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