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These passes are printed out at locations near certain rides (ie: Space mountain, Splash Mountain). Fastpasses are basically like making an appointment for a certain attraction, leaving you free to do other things around the park. When you return at the printed time, you move to the front of a much shorter line. In these cases, you can have one person go get Fastpasses while the rest stand in line, that way you're standing in line for two rides at once.

6 Million Gallons

When Disneyland opened it was 160 acres including the parking lot.

Disneyland opened on July 17,1955

Disneyland has 8 Lands:

Main Street U.S.A.

Adventureland

New Orleans Square

Critter Country (originally called Bear Country)

Frontierland

Fantasyland

Star Wars Land (Coming Soon)

Toon Town

Tomorrowland

Currently 10 attractions that offer FastPass:

Autopia

Big Thunder Mountain Railroad

Buzz Lightyear Astro Blaster

Fantasmic

Haunted Mansion Holiday (Seasonal)

Indiana Jones Temple Of The Forbidden Eye

It's A Small World

It's A Small World Holiday (Seasonal)

Roger Rabbit's Cartoon Spin

Space Mountain

Splash Mountain

Star Tours The Adventure Continues

4 million plus hamburgers, 1.6 million hot dogs, 2.8 million churros, 1.6 Million servings of popcorn and 3.2 Million Servings of ice cream are consumed each year at the Disneyland

At 147 feet high stands the tallest attraction in Disneyland the Matterhorn Bobsleds.

According to the sign you pass under at the train station: 144 feet is the elevation of New Orleans Square.

Used at Disneyland per year:

1,000 brooms
500 dustpans
3,000 mops
20,000 gallons of paint
11,000 gallons of disinfectant
26 million hand towels
19,000 miles of toilet paper

The star at the top of the Christmas tree is 42 inches tall.

70,000 lights and 2,000 ornaments are on the Christmas tree.

10,000 to 15,000 Christmas bulbs are used to decorate Main Street

Mickey Mouse Park.com does not sell tickets to Disneyland. You can purchase tickets and find out the current prices by going to Disneyland Official web site: http://www.Disneyland.com We do offer historical information about ticket prices Click Here For Historical Ticket Prices

Mickey Mouse Park does not have a list of hidden Mickeys. Here is a link to some sites that do: Google Hidden Mickey Sites

Mickey Mouse Park does have limited information about the Disneyland Hotel.



Here is the Disneyland Hotel Official Site.



We will soon have section on the history of the Disneyland Hotel

Call Disneyland official dining hotline: 714-781-DINE(3463).

You also find information about the restaurants at Disneyland Dining

Mickey Mouse Park does have historical information about Disneyland Restaurants Click Here For A List Of All Restaurants

Sorry we do not have information about Disney or Pixar movies.

Information can be found at Internet Movie Database

From July 1955 until October 1955 you would buy tickets for each ride i.e. Mr Toad, Pack Mules etc.

Lettered ticket books were used from October 1955 until around 1982.

October 1955 to June 1956 tickets were A-C. July 1956 to 1959 were A-D and E ticket was introduced in 1959.

Between 1980-1982 they had both ticket books or you could buy a "Passport" The passport was a cardboard ticket that you would wear and when you went on a ride instead of giving them a ticket you would show your "Passport".

After 1982 once the ticket books were phased out you no longer had to show your "Passport" to the ride operators but you did need to have your multiday "Passport" stamped each day you entered the park. Here is an example of one from 1993:

A piece of trivia: The ticket books are still valid ..if you present a ticket from an old ticket book to the ticket booth at Disneyland they will give you face value (A Ticket was 10 cents and E ticket was 50 cents) as a discount for entrance to the park..