tail. Cast Members have referred to it as Cinderella's as well as in various Disney publications. Cinderella has been depicted as riding a horse in various pieces of collectable sculpture and artwork, such as a 2001 Limited Edition lithograph. However, in an interview with Isle Voght, a park employee responsible for restoring the carousel along with John Hench, she gives her own reasons for doubting the veracity of the Cinderella's Horse story, namely that Cinderella would not have one on an inner row, and that it would be decorated much more elaborately than the others. Also, she states that Cinderella never rode one in the film. The Disney Imagineers did not include the story of Cinderella's horse in the 2010 rewriting of the carousel backstory. Name change On June 1, 2010, the name was changed from Cinderella's Golden Carousel to Prince Charming Regal Carrousel. The name change helps tell the rest of the Cinderella story that inspired the carousel. The official story as published on Disney Parks Blog is: Tokyo Disneyland version In Tokyo, the attraction is known as the Castle Carrousel. It features 72 white horses, each uniquely adorned. The carousel plays calliope music, but it does not have a genuine band organ. The carousel's make and origins are unknown. Hong Kong Disneyland version The carousel was built by Chance Rides. It came with four rows of Bradley and Kaye horses and Columbia chariots. In popular culture In the Mickey Mouse episode "Potatoland", Mickey and Donald build a theme park called Potatoland to fulfill Goofy's lifelong dream to go to the park, even though it never existed. One of the attractions featured was a low-budget carousel, similar to the carousels at Disney theme parks, with Mickey playing the organ, while Donald cranked the ride. Incidents See also King Arthur Carrousel Le Carrousel de Lancelot References External links Information about name change at AllEars.Net The carousel was incorporated into an original painting and limited edition print offering by Randy Souders entitled "Cinderella's Golden Carrousel" created for the first Official Disneyana Convention held at Walt Disney World in 1992. Amusement rides introduced in 1971 Amusement rides introduced in 1985 Amusement rides introduced in 2005 Walt Disney Parks and Resorts attractions Magic Kingdom Tokyo Disneyland Hong Kong Disneyland Cinderella (franchise) Fantasyland Amusement rides introduced in 1917 Philadelphia Toboggan Coasters carousels