Most of the footage in this film is recycled clips from another souvenir film, A Day in Disneyland, also released in 1990.
In the "Following the Leader" segment, the song, which comes from Disney's adoption of Peter Pan (1953) (1953) is sung a lower key. In addition, the lyric "We're off the fight the Injuns" is replaced with "We won't be home 'til morning" due to the former's offensive nature, with Disney and the film's producers, as well as the NAACP deeming the word "Injuns" racist towards Native Americans.
Voice actress, singer, child actress, and later TV actress Candace Hutson, who is best known as the voice of Cera in The Land Before Time (1988) (1988) and its subsequent two sequels until The Land Before Time IV: Journey Through the Mists (1996), appears as one of the patrons in the theme park. She is listed as "Candy Hutson" in the "Special Thanks" part of the end credits.
In the "Grim Grinning Ghosts" segment, scenes from the ride are featured during the third verse as follows: the foyer showing the doors to the Stretching Room, endless hallway with floating candelabra, Madame Leota in the 1969-2004 stationary form (before the floating illusion was added in 2005), Ballroom chandelier ghosts, Phantom Five band in the graveyard, conservatory coffin occupant, and a return to the ballroom showing the dancing ghosts and organist.