The Euro Disney Resort opens.
The Darkwing Duck NES game.
An overview of all Disney-related events that occurred in the year 1992.
Theatrical releases[]
Feature films[]
- January 10 - The Hand That Rocks the Cradle (Hollywood Pictures)
- February 7 - Medicine Man (Hollywood Pictures)
- February 14 - The Adventures of the Great Mouse Detective is re-issued to theaters.
- March 6 - Blame It on the Bellboy (Hollywood Pictures)
- March 20 - Noises Off (Touchstone Pictures)
- April 3 - Straight Talk (Hollywood Pictures)
- April 10 - Newsies
- April 24 - Passed Away (Hollywood Pictures)
- May 22 - Encino Man (Hollywood Pictures)
- May 29 - Sister Act (Touchstone Pictures)
- June 26 - Pinocchio (re-issue)
- July 17
- Honey, I Blew Up the Kid
- A Stranger Among Us (Hollywood Pictures)
- July 18 - Porco Rosso (Studio Ghibli)
- August 7 - 3 Ninjas (Touchstone Pictures)
- August 21 - The Gun in Betty Lou's Handbag (Touchstone Pictures)
- September 11 - Crossing the Bridge (Touchstone Pictures)
- September 18
- Captain Ron (Touchstone Pictures)
- Sarafina! (Hollywood Pictures)
- October 2 - The Mighty Ducks
- October 16 - Consenting Adults (Hollywood Pictures)
- November 8 - Aladdin premieres in Hollywood, California.
- November 11 - Aladdin (Los Angeles, California)/(New York City, New York)
- November 25 - Aladdin is released to universal acclaim and is a huge financial success.
- December 4 - The Distinguished Gentleman (Hollywood Pictures)
- December 11 - The Muppet Christmas Carol
Shorts[]
- July 17 - Off His Rockers is released alongside Honey, I Blew Up the Kid.
- August 7 - Petal to the Metal is released alongside 3 Ninjas.
Theme parks and resorts[]
- January 7 - Voyage of the Little Mermaid opens in Animation Courtyard at Disney-MGM Studios.
- January 23 - The Eagle Pines Golf Course at the Bonnet Creek Golf Club opens at Walt Disney World Resort.
- April 12 - Euro Disneyland (later renamed Disneyland Paris) opens.
- May 13 - Fantasmic! debuts in Frontierland at Disneyland.
- October 1
- Splash Mountain opens in Critter Country at Tokyo Disneyland.
- EPCOT Center celebrates its 10th anniversary.
- October 2 - Splash Mountain opens in Frontierland at Magic Kingdom.
Albums[]
Television[]
- August 27 - Disneyklubben premieres on SVT.
- September 5 - Goof Troop premieres in syndication.
- September 12 - Darkwing Duck begins airing its second season.
- September 19 - The Little Mermaid and Raw Toonage premiere on CBS.
- December 12 - Darkwing Duck airs its final episode.
- December 19 - Disney's Christmas Fantasy on Ice hosted by Bronson Pinchot airs on CBS.
- December 25 - The tenth annual Walt Disney World Christmas Day Parade premieres on ABC.
Books[]
- Darkwing Duck: The Silly Canine Caper
- Goof Troop: Great Egg-Spectations
Video games[]
- TaleSpin for the Sega Genesis and Game Gear.
- Land of Illusion starring Mickey Mouse for the Sega Master System and Game Gear.
- June - Darkwing Duck for the NES.
- December 17 - World of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck for the Sega Genesis.
- Stunt Island
- December - The Magical Quest starring Mickey Mouse for the Super NES.
Home media[]
- January 22 - Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken
- January 24 - 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
- February 5 - The Rocketeer
- February 14 - The Jungle Book
- February 20 - Mary Poppins
- February 28
- TaleSpin Volume 5: Treasure Trap, Volume 6: Imagine That!, Volume 7: Wise Up!, and Volume 8: The Search for the Lost City
- The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh Volume 7: King of the Beasties, Volume 8: The Sky's the Limit, Volume 9: Everything's Coming Up Roses, and Volume 10: Pooh to the Rescue
- Sebastian's Party Gras
- April 10
- May 27 - Father of the Bride (Touchstone Home Video)
- June 19
- Walt Disney Cartoon Classics Special Edition: Fun on the Job!, The Goofy World of Sports, and Happy Summer Days
- Disney Sing Along Songs: Be Our Guest
- Disney's Sing-Along Songs: You Can Fly! (re-issue)
- Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Disneyland Fun (re-issue)
- July 17
- The Great Mouse Detective
- Darby O'Gill and the Little People
- Swiss Family Robinson
- The Marrying Man (Hollywood Pictures Home Video)
- August 26 - Blame It on the Bellboy (Hollywood Pictures Home Video)
- September 18
- October 14 - Newsies
- October 21 - The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad
- October 30
- November 20 - Sister Act (Touchstone Home Video)
- December 16 - Escape to Witch Mountain
Events[]
- Belle, Beast, and Chip made an animated/live-action appearance at the 64th Academy Awards ceremony where they awarded Daniel Greaves the Oscar for Short Film (Animated) for Manipulation.[1]
- After 9 years, The Goofy World of Sports is the last video in the Walt Disney Cartoon Classics VHS series.
- Disney begins to distribute DiC's programs on home video in the United States.
- Sleeping Beauty was to be released theatrically but was cancelled for unknown reasons.[2]
- October 12 - Production for Hocus Pocus begins.
Character debuts[]
- January 8 - Jerry Valentine
- January 15 - Mr. Ashland, Elliot
- January 22 - Sir David Tushingham, Miss Honeywell
- February 12 - Grandpa Louie
- February 27 - DarkWarrior Duck
- March 10 - Pothole McDuck
- March 20 - Fox Jacket, Heather Worthington
- March 23 - Alice (Adventures in Wonderland), Red Queen (Adventures in Wonderland)
- April 10 - Jack Kelly, David Jacobs
- April 12 - Timekeeper, 9-Eye, The Phantom, Melanie Ravenswood, Goliath, The Gardener, Jake the Foreman, The River Creature, Mayor of Phantom Canyon, The Ticket Seller, The Apothecary, Q'otár, Lancelot, Dragon, Treasure Octopus, Beaver Brothers
- April 24 - Andre
- April - Peg Pete, Pistol Pete, Chainsaw, Waffles
- May - Ample Grime, Goose Lee
- May 4 - Ringmaster, Giblet the Clown
- May 29 - Deloris Van Cartier, Sister Mary Robert
- July - Fluffy
- July 17 - Adam Szalinski, Dr. Charles Hendrickson, Clifford Sterling, Mandy Park
- August 7 - Bonkers D. Bobcat, Fawn Deer, Jitters A. Dog, Maurice
- August 10 - Pothole McDuck
- September 8 - Dutch Spackle
- September 11 - The Chief of Police
- September 14 - Spud and Wally
- September 16 - Biff Fuddled, Danielle Wrathmaker
- September 19 - Marsupilami, Norman
- September 22 - Miss Pennypacker, Mr. Hammerhead
- September 26 - Tanya Trunk, Urchin, Lobster Mobster and Da Shrimp
- September 29 - Fester, Prince Freddy
- September 30 - Debbie, Duke
- October 1 - Mayor Baba, Phineas Firefly, Rackety Raccoon, Br'er Worm, Br'er Dog, Br'er Turkey, Hitchhiking Turtle and Turkey, Bats, Farming Rabbits
- October 2 - Gordon Bombay, Hans, Jack Reilly, Gerald Ducksworth, Charlie Conway, Fulton Reed, Greg Goldberg, Lester Averman, Jesse Hall, Peter Mark, Dave Karp, Guy Germaine, Connie Moreau, Tommy Duncan, Tammy Duncan, Terry Hall, Adam Banks, Casey Conway, Philip Banks, Laughing Turtles, Sis Raccoon, Jasper P. Woodchuck, Bunny Bonnet Trio, Sis Weasel, Mr. Mayor
- October 9 - Frank Nutti
- October 10 -Simon
- October 16 - Uncle Bob, Baby Cuddlebunny
- October 19 - Mr. Sludge
- October 26 - Douglas Twinkmeyer, Tooth and Nails
- October 30 - The Wereman
- October 31 - The Evil Manta, Magician's Hat
- November 6 - Dr. Ficus, Zabar
- November 7 - The Bug Master
- November 9 - Madame Zeldarina, Earl
- November 11 - Spud and Wally
- November 13 - Wendy Richfield
- November 14 - Pearl
- November 16 - Tan Roadster
- November 20 - Leech, Harold Hatchback, Coop Hatchback
- November 21 - Rubber Chicken, Ebb and Flo, Sparky, Dr. Watson, Toynbee, Snibbs
- November 25 - Aladdin, Abu, Jasmine, Genie, Sultan, Jafar, Iago, Magic Carpet, Rajah, Razoul, Cave of Wonders, Prince Achmed, Harem Girls, Gazeem, Royal Guards, Farouk, Peddler, Forty Thieves
- November 28 - Aunt Bethie, Moray
- December 4 - Isadore Eyesore
- December 5 - Pearl's Mother
- December 11 - Ebenezer Scrooge (The Muppet Christmas Carol), The Ghost of Christmas Past (The Muppet Christmas Carol), The Ghost of Christmas Present (The Muppet Christmas Carol), The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come (The Muppet Christmas Carol)
- Grandma Sara, Zachariah Muskrat, Br'er Mouse
- Sea Serpant
People[]
Births[]
- January 5 - Mike Faist (actor, singer, and dancer)
- January 13 - Jonathan Melo (actor, voice actor, and singer-songwriter)
- February 10 - Karen Fukuhara (actress and voice actress)
- February 16 - Jimmy Tatro (actor, comedian, and YouTuber)
- February 17 - Meaghan Martin (actress, voice actress, and singer)
- March 10 - Emily Osment (actress, voice actress, and singer-songwriter)
- March 13 - Kaya Scodelario (actress)
- March 23 - Vanessa Morgan (actress and singer)
- April 8 - Shelby Young (actress and voice actress)
- April 10 - Daisy Ridley (actress and singer)
- April 18 - Chloe Bennet (actress and singer)
- April 24
- May 7 - Alexander Ludwig (actor, singer, and model)
- May 18 - Spencer Breslin (actor and musician)
- May 21 - Olivia Olson (actress, voice actress, and singer-songwriter)
- May 29
- Gregg Sulkin (actor)
- Erica Lindbeck (voice actress)
- June 12 - Ryan Malgarini (actor)
- June 14 - Daryl Sabara (actor and voice actor)
- June 26 - Jennette McCurdy (actress and singer-songwriter)
- July 17 - Billie Lourd (actress)
- July 22 - Selena Gomez (actress, singer, producer, and fashion designer)
- July 28 - Spencer Boldman (actor)
- August 4 - Cole and Dylan Sprouse (twin actors)
- August 6 - Jelani Alladin (actor, singer, and dancer)
- August 20 - Demi Lovato (singer-songwriter, musician, actress, and anti-bullying spokesperson)
- August 30 - Jessica Henwick (actress, writer, and director)
- September 16 - Nick Jonas (singer-songwriter, musician, and actor)
- September 17 - Danny Ramirez (actor)
- October 9 - Tyler James Williams (singer, actor, and rapper)
- October 12 - Josh Hutcherson (actor and voice actor)
- October 15 - Vincent Martella (actor, voice actor, and singer)
- October 22 - Sofia Vassilieva (actress)
- November 23 - Miley Cyrus (actress, voice actress, and singer-songwriter)
- November 28 - Adam Hicks (actor, rapper, and singer-songwriter)
- December 18 - Bridgit Mendler (actress, musician, and singer-songwriter)
Deaths[]
- January 9 - Claude Coats (Imagineer and background artist)
- January 24 - Ken Darby (composer, vocal arranger, lyricist, and conductor)
- February 4 - John Dehner (actor and animator)
- February 9 - Jack Kinney (animator, director, and producer)
- March 4 - Art Babbitt (animator)
- March 6 - Elvia Allman (actress and voice actress)
- March 24 - Campbell Grant (animator, artist, and illustrator)
- May 14 - McLaren Stewart (layout artist, stylist, and art director)
- June 7 - Bob Sweeney (actor, director, and producer)
- July 17 - Larry Roberts (actor and fashion designer)
- July 18 - Rudolf Ising (animator)
- August 23 - Charles A. Nichols (animator and film director)
- October 25 - Roger Miller (musician, voice actor, actor, and veteran)
- November 22 - Sterling Holloway (actor and voice actor)
In fiction[]
- August 10 - Alex Russo is born. (Wizards of Waverly Place)
Citations[]
- ↑ "Short Film Winners: 1992 Oscars" (Video). YouTube (March 23, 2015). Retrieved on September 6, 2016.
- ↑ Beauty and the Beast 1992 Promos
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