The 7 famous celebs you never knew worked at Disney World

CELEBS often visit the Disney theme parks, being spotted with their families while posing with some of the characters there.

Some have even admitted to being locked in the Disney jail - although others admit to having worked there before they made it big.

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Here are some well-known actors and musicians who once worked at the theme park.

Michelle Pfeiffer

The actress, best known for originally playing Catwoman, worked at Disney World in the 1970s.

Michelle Pfeiffer placed Alice from Alice in Wonderland during the Main Street Electrical Parade.

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Kevin Costner

Bodyguard actor Kevin Costner also worked at the Disneyland theme park before he made it big.

He worked as a tour guide on the Jungle Cruise - and even met his first wife Cindy Silva there who was working as Snow White.

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Robin Williams

While known for his iconic performance as the Genie, it was rumoured that Robin Williams actually worked at Disneyland before this.

It has been said that he worked as a skipper on the Jungle Cruise ride.

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Steve Martin

Father of the Bride actor Steve Martin worked in Disneyland for eight years when it first opened.

However he wasn't a character actor - he instead sold guidebooks at Frontierland, before working as a magician at the Magic Shop on Main Street.

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Kevin Richardson

Before becoming a member of the Backstreet Boys, Kevin Richardson played a number of characters at the park.

This included a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle and Aladdin.

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Wayne Brady

Actor Wayne Brady admitted to being a Winnie the Pooh character at DisneyWorld when he was just 16 years old.

He said in a previous interview: "I worked at Disney when I was 16 as a character. I was Tigger."

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Ronald Reagan

While the 40th president of the US never played any characters, he did welcome guests on the day of the opening of Disneyland California in 1955.

He was hired while he was an out-of-work actor.

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