From (Wikipedia)[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Disney_references_in_Enchanted}

GENERAL;

• Storybook opening of Enchanted
  • Tribute to opening of Snow White, Pinocchio, Cinderella, The Sword in the Stone and Sleeping Beauty, among others.
• Giselle's initial personality
  • 80% Snow White, some traits borrowed from Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty, spunkiness from Ariel.
• Queen Narissa
  • Based on Queen from Snow White and Maleficent from Sleeping Beauty
• True Love's Kiss
  • Reference to the only way Snow White and Aurora could be awakened from their curses
• The troll's loincloth
  • Remnants of Snow White's rags, Belle's village dress, Auroras peasant dress and Cinderella's maid outfit. His earrings are the shells from Ariel's bra.
• Mary Ilene Caselotti, the news reporter
  • Reference to Mary Costa, voice of Aurora; Ilene Woods, voice of Cinderella; Adriana Caselotti, voice of Snow White
• Final fight scene at the top of the Woolworth Building
  • Reference to similar climaxes in Sleeping Beauty, The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast.
  • Blue hues with thunder and lightening
  • Hero fights off villain with sword
  • Villain falls to their own death

SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS:

• Giselle's cottage
  • Similar to the cottage of the dwarfs
• Giselle's animal call
  • Inspired by the musical notes Snow White sings into the well
• Giselle holds up two blue diamonds to her eyes
  • Just like Dopey
• Prince Edward and Giselle ride off into the sunset at the end of "True Love's Kiss"
  • Tribute to the end of Snow White
• Narissa disguises herself as the hag
  • Just like the Queen
• Magic Wishing Well
  • Reference to the wishing well Snow White sings into during "I'm Wishing"
• "True Love's Kiss" sung by Prince Edward and Giselle
  • Similar to "I'm Wishing/One Song" and "Some Day My Prince Will Come"
• "Happy Working Song"
  • Homage to "Whistle While You Work"
• Giselle calls a little person Grumpy in New York
• Prince Edward calls the tv the "Magic Mirror"
• Narissa's poisoned apples
• Churchill, Harline and Smith - the law firm where Robert works
  • Reference for the songwriters for Snow White: Frank Churchill, Leigh Harline and Paul J. Smith
• The poisoned caramel apple shows the same skull-shaped appearanece as the poisoned apple from the movie when it first came out of the brew before it turned red

CINDERELLA;

• The carriage rides to the castle
  • Based on Cinderella and Prince Charming's wedding coach
• "Happy Working Song" sequence, when Giselle scrubs Robert's apartment floor
  • Her reflection is seen in the bubbles, like in "Oh, sing Sweet Nightingale"
• Giselle makes her dress out of Robert's curtains
  • Reference to the dress Cinderella's mice friends make for her
• Robert and Giselle gaze into each other's eyes as they dance
  • Mirroring the dance Cinderella and Prince Charming shared
• The poisoned apple's spell takes effect after midnight
  • Reference to when the spell ends at midnight for Cinderella
• Giselle loses her slipper and Prince Edward slips it onto Nancy's foot
  • Tribute to the perfect ending in Cinderella
• The Grand Duke, the hotel that Edward stays in
  • Referring to the Grand Duke in Cinderella
• Nancy's last name is Tremaine
  • Reference to Cinderella's stepmother, Lady Tremaine

SLEEPING BEAUTY;

• Edward's animated look was inspired by Prince Phillip
• Narissa turns into a dragon
  • Just like Maleficent in the end of Sleeping Beauty
• Gisele recreates the prince of her dreams with her animal friends
  • References the scene when Aurora's animal friends use Prince Phillip's clothes to pretend to be the prince of her dreams
• Edward's dance with Nathaniel
  • Tribute to Prince Phillip and King Hubert's dance
• Robert and Morgan's last name is Phillip
• Robert's secretary is named Sam
  • Phillip's horse was named Samson

MARY POPPINS;

• Julie Andrews does the introduction narration
  • Julie Andrews played Mary Poppins
• The divorcing couple, the Banks
  • Reference to the parents
• Birdseed woman from the bus
  • Tribute to the birdseed women in "Feed the Birds"
• Harvey Evans, elderly yellow-jacketed man who dances during "That's How You Know"
  • Evans was previously a chimney sweep in Mary Poppins
• When Prince Edward pops out of the pothole
  • It imitates Mary Poppins popping out of the chimney

THE LITTLE MERMAID;

• Jodi Benson plays Robert's secretary, Sam
  • Benson was Ariel's voice
• Giselle sings to her dream prince
  • Just like Ariel does to Eric's statue
• The troll's earrings are made of the shells from Ariel's bra
• When Giselle inspects the fish aquarium in Robert's office, a variation of "Part of Your World" plays in the background
• "That's How You Know"
  • Homage to "Under the Sea" and "Kiss the Girl" through the calypso beat
• Giselle brushes her hair in the same way Ariel did

BEAUTY AND THE BEAST;

• A bell jar with a rose is in Giselle's cottage
  • Reference to the one in Beauty and the Beast
• Giselle runs up a grassy hill with her arms outstretched during "That's How You Know"
  • Similar to Belle
• Nathaniel watches a soap opera that plays the theme of Beauty and the Beast
  • Includes Paige O'Hara, who was the voice of Belle
• Set design of the soap opera scene
  • Reference to bandaging scene
• Soap opera characters: Angela, Jerry and Ogden
  • Referring to Angela Lansbury, Mrs. Potts; Jerry Orbach, Lumiere; David Ogden Stiers, Cogsworth
• King and Queen's Ball
  • Tribute to ballroom scene in Beauty and the Beast
  • Features a couple dancing under a chandelier
  • Dance to song sung by an observer
    • In Beauty and the Beast, it's Mrs. Potts with the theme song
    • In Enchanted, it's Jon McLaughlin with "So Close"
• Robert's ball outfit resembles the dancing clothes of the Beast
• As Giselle and Robert say goodbye, Prince Edward checks his reflection in his sword
  • Reference to Gaston when he tries to propose to Belle

OTHER;

• Judy Kuhn plays one of the residents in Robert's apartment building
  • She voiced Pocahontas
• When the troll is flung from the tree, he goes the Goofy holler
• The hair of the bus driver is shaped like the ears of Mickey Mouse
• The television clips seen by Prince Edward and Nathaniel in their hotel room
  • From Disney's Robin Hood, there's an image of Mortimer Snerd
  • From Disney's Fun and Fancy Free, a ventriloquist's dummy
  • Spanish Mickey Mouse cartoon
• In "That's How You Know", Giselle joins a stage production of "Rapunzel"
  • Foreshadows Disney's 2010 release of Rapunzel
• Bella Notte, the Italian restaurant Giselle, Morgan and Robert eat at
  • Reference to the song from Lady and the Tramp
• Giselle pulls Edward's sword from the floor of the ballroom
  • Tribute to The Sword in the Stone
• Giselle's gradual transformation from cartoon to real human reflects Pinocchio
• The frog with the soapy crown foreshadows The Princess and the Frog
• Giselle made her dress by spinning silk into thread
  • Reference from Rumpelstiltskin and Sleeping Beauty
• During Pip's book signing, Pumba from The Lion King is visable