Disney Junior have launched a campaign called Million Disney Memories aiming to raise £1million for Great Ormond Street Hospital. What a fantastic cause, eh?They are asking Brits to share their first memory of Disney at www.milliondisneymemories. or tweet it to @_DisneyMemories and for each one shared in December they will donate £10 to the hospital, and £1 in all other months.
Ours was when Cinderella transformed from her rags into her beautiful, silver ball gown. Oh the magic. Loads of celebrities have shared their favourite Disney moments too, we've got Vanessa Hudgen's, Lucien Laviscount's, Chipmunk's, Nicola Robert's and more below...
Vanessa Hudgens: "I was a very shy and quiet kid until my parents took me to see my first Disney movie, Snow White. After that I would always hum and sing the songs and dress up as snow white. Funny how dressing up and singing songs (High School Musical) actually made me apart of the Disney family."
Audrina Patridge (The Hills): "I remember going to the movies and watching The Little Mermaid it was my favourite movie... Plus I was really excited because one of the mermaids was named Audrina! Other than that when I was little we would go to Disneyland a lot and the Dumbo ride and It's a Small World were my favourite rides! I still love Disneyland."
Lucien Laviscount: "My first Disney memory was watching Toy Story. I fell in love with Buzz and Woody and made my mum go and buy me a Buzz Light Year. I was only 3 years old. My other favourite Disney film is the Lion King and really want to see the live show as its meant to be amazing!"
Stacey Solomon: "My earliest Disney memory is from Snow White when the Queen goes down into the dungeon laboratory and mixes a potion that turns her into a hag!! The transformation from a beautiful woman into a hag with boils used to really scare me as a child."
Nicola Roberts: "My first Disney memory is of the little mermaid... I remember I used to move the coffee table we had in our living room right out of the way and sit myself in the middle of the floor so that when Ariel used to sing I would jump up and pretend to be her singing the song with lots of room to sing and dance around. I loved her spirit and her long red hair. I love Disney films."
Lydia Rose Bright (TOWIE): "My first Disney Memory is definitely the film Dumbo. I remember my mum buying me the Video tape and I would watch it every evening after school before bed. Literally every night. It’s such a fantastic Disney classic, and still one of my favourites. My sister Georgia (who is one year older than me) loves Disney too - her favourite was Winnie the Pooh - so when we played together she'd be Winnie and I'd be Dumbo. Such precious, fond memories."
Alesha Dixon: "My earliest memory of Disney would have to be going to the cinema for the first time to see Bambi. It was the most beautiful experience and highly emotional. Disney literally transported me to another world that I didn't want to end!"
Ronan Parkes: "My first Disney memory was when I went with my family to Disneyland in Florida - I remember how magical it was when we first arrived I was so excited to see all of the characters at breakfast, but I really remember talking to a Stingray and being really excited. It really was a magical place and I would love all children to be able to enjoy the experience."
Chipmunk: "I used to think Mickey Mouse was cool, he was confident and knew how to treat the ladies. He was always buying Mini Mouse flowers."