People involved in conception/construction

Senior Vice President of Creative Development

"With the completion of the added capacity program, highlighted by the opening of the Nautilus last year, I finished my assignments on DLP. I was involved in the beginning design of Discovery Mountain (which is now called Space Mountain) working with Michael Eisner and the engineers to develop the cannon and the sequence of loops that are on the ride. Then Tim Delaney took over and did the styling on the attraction, just as he had done so beautifully for the rest of Discoveryland."

Vice President, Concept Design

Executive Vice President, Creative Technology

Executive Designer, Space Mountain

Being a Dimensional Designer, he actually built all the models for Space Mountain, and it was his idea to put a sidewinder loop in the attraction

Project Manager, Space Mountain

Ride Project Engineer, Space Mountain

Senior Special Effects Designer

Composer

Senior Audio & Video Engineer

Show & Ride Systems Project Engineer

Chairman & C.E.O. The Walt Disney Company

Music producer

Vice Chairman, Principal Creative Executive of WDI

Principal Show Lighting Designer

"The biggest challenge was trying to light a monster. You know, it's a huge building, and it's such an unusual shape. But to light it in such a way that it wasn't heavy handed. To light it in such a way that the lighting was a living part of it, an intrigal part of it. That was the challenge"

Showride Engineer

Senior Designer, R&D

Lead Ride Control Engineer

Software Engineer

Walt Disney Imagineering R&D
1200 Grand Central
Glendale, CA
(818) 544-4700

WDI Creative Technology
1401 Flower
Glendale, CA

Walt Disney Imagineering
PO Box 609
Wainscott, NY 11975-0609