The Monsanto company sponsored this attraction which showed the importance of chemistry and chemicals to improve the quality of life.

Ride a horse-drawn trolley down the turn-of -the-century thoroughfare

This horse-drawn cart with tall wooden wheels carried eight to ten passengers spread out over three bench seats.

On the banks of the Rivers Of America, is an authentic Plains Indian Village with birch bark log-house, teepees and lean-to, representing many tribes. Each of the dwellings contains relics and products of Indian living. Giant totem poles from many tribes abound. A large amphitheater shaded by rawhide canopy provides seating for the audience while Indians perform tribal dances every day during the summer and on weekends during the remainder of the year.

Guests travel along the rivers of the world on boats driven by wise-cracking skippers.

Guests spin around in circles as fast or slow as they desire in giant tea cups from the Alice in Wonderland film.

Watch Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse and the rest of the Disney gang in cartoon classics on six different screens.

Time, space, motion, and the loss of gravity feeling are all authentically simulated to make your journey to the moon breathtakingly realistic

Guests ride in Concorde Coaches through Frontierland's Wilderness

A 76 foot tall rocket

Near the exit to the Monsanto pavilion, visitors see a spectacular 12-foot high world-wide clock which shows locations of 90 Monsanto facilities around the globe. The illuminated instrument depicts the world in an extended North Polar view and shows the time of day for any given point on the world map.
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Four horse drawn station wagons, bearing the lettering Disneyland Livery Stables, meet the train at the Main Street Depot

Performed in Fantasyland Theatre

Guests travel aboard submarines for a fascinating voyage through "liquid space." Along the way, they encounter fish, mermaids, a shipwreck, a sea serpent, the lost city of Atlantis and travel beneath the Polar Ice Cap.

This castle serves as the gateway to Fantasyland.

Take a pleasant drive through the scenic side of Tomorrowland

A walking tour through a modernistic house built of plastics. The house featured all the latest appliances and furnishings.

A Scaled down model of a passenger train of another era puffs out of the depot to take you on a scenic tour

Stage Shows

A film by Richfield Oil. It described the search for oil, by use of Disney animation. Show that tells the exciting story of Man, the world he lives in, and the hidden world underground.

A hilarious race through the streets of Old London Town, inspired by the adventures of Mr. Toad from the story, Wind in the Willows.

You can take a round trip a round Tomorrowland on the Tomorrowland Viewliner or the Fantasyland Viewliner

Guests are whisked from Tomorrowland to Disneyland Hotel on board this famous "Highway in the Sky."

Is visited by quests aboard futuristic "Atomobiles." Guests appear to "shrink" gradually for a journey into the exciting realm of the atom, followed by an experience with Miracles from Molecules. Entering a Mighty Microscope, visitors move right into a tiny snow flake, through walls of crystal-like ice and into the atom where the nucleus resembles a sun. After this enlightening journey into the atom, guests return to the "bigger world" where they witness modern miracles to make today's world more comfortable and convenient. This trip into inner space is provided by the highly versatile MORE

Considered by many Disneyana fans to be a classic, this attraction takes guests on a tour through the life of an Audio-Animatronic family and demonstrates the progression of electricity from the beginning of the 20th century to today. Guests are seated in one of 6 theaters that rotate around a central stage containing the various scenes.

Riding aboard bobsleds, guests are pulled up to the top of the mountain and let loose on a wild ride back to the bottom.

Piloted by Indian guides who help "pioneers" paddle the 35-foot-long "birch bark" canoes on the Rivers Of America. Each carries 18 guests and two guides. The canoes leave the Indian Village on the south bank of the river.

Guests were transported on the trails utilized also by the stagecoaches.

It's a short trip across the river to fun with balancing rocks, secret caves and a barrel bridge. Tom and Huck never had it so good.

Model airplane demonstrations were shown. A spaceman in an experimental rocket pack would take off from here.

Guests travel past miniature scenes from classic Disney animated films along this canal boat attraction.