Notes
- Kanga, Roo, and Gopher do not appear in this film.
- This is the first time Brady Bluhm voiced Christopher Robin.
- This was the last Winnie the Pooh film in which Paul Winchell voiced Tigger. However, it was not the last time he voiced him. His last time was in Winnie The Pooh: A Valentine For You. He was originally supposed to voice Tigger again in The Tigger Movie in 2000 but his voice had become somewhat scratchy by the recording date, so he was replaced by Jim Cummings, the voice of Pooh.
- Parts of the plotline of this movie (namely the presence of Skull, along with other aspects) were adapted for the 100 Acre Wood world in Kingdom Hearts II.
- This film has 2 remixes by Pogo in 2011.
- Even though the original 1997 videocassette of Pooh's Grand Adventure was not part of the Walt Disney Masterpiece Collection, the video does contain the collection's logo at the start of the film as a mistake.
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