Walt Disney to Replace Benjamin Franklin on the $100 Bill: Report - Disney Dining

Disney Parks have been built in the United States, China and Hong Kong, Japan, and France.

One-hundredth anniversaries are special in any scenario, but as Disney turns 100, it seems undeniably fitting for the Company to pull out all the stops with a worldwide celebration of the magic, the memories, the movies, and the moments that have been experienced and shared by people all over the world in the last century, thanks to “one man’s dream.”

In light of the celebratory festivities, U. S. currency will reportedly feature the likeness of the man behind the mouse and the magic, Walt Disney.

According to the SATIRE reports,” Mr. Disney’s image will be featured on the $100 bill, in place of Benjamin Franklin, beginning this month.

The Walt Disney $100 bill will be legal tender and can reportedly be used anywhere that accepts United States currency.

So far, we haven’t been able to officially confirm the United States government’s plan to print “Disneys” in place of “Benjamins,” so we’re taking the news report lightly at this time….