A Special Kind Of Weird
Author: Darah Wood
Dateline: February 16, 2021
Posted: February 16, 2021
Howard Johnson 's Anaheim branch hotel is less than half a mile from the Disneyland Resort, a roughly 8 minute walk. The hotel also has a webcam pointing at various spots at the Resort. The main spots are in Disneyland, with the Matterhorn acting as Sleeping Beauty Castle, so to speak, having the whole mountain and a zoom in on one of the Bobsleds. The mountain is featured prominently in the overview of the park, with the exception of a large pine tree previously
A Special Kind Of Weird
Author: Darah Wood
Dateline: February 16, 2021
Posted: February 16, 2021
Howard Johnson 's Anaheim branch hotel is less than half a mile from the Disneyland Resort, a roughly 8 minute walk. The hotel also has a webcam pointing at various spots at the Resort. The main spots are in Disneyland, with the Matterhorn acting as Sleeping Beauty Castle, so to speak, having the whole mountain and a zoom in on one of the Bobsleds. The mountain is featured prominently in the overview of the park, with the exception of a large pine tree previously
Disneyland Will Stay Closed For At Least Another 1 Or 2 Months Says Disney CFO
Author: Brady Macdonald
Dateline: February 11, 2021
Posted: February 15, 2021
Disneyland and Disney California Adventure are expected to remain closed for more than a year and not reopen before late March or early April while California theme parks remain shuttered under state guidelines, according to Disney officials.
“Our current expectation is that Disneyland and Disneyland Paris will be closed for the entirety of the second quarter,” Disney Chief Financial Officer Christine McCarthy said.
McCarthy commented on the
Reverent Flag Ceremony Endures Thanks To Gunny And Some Day The Kids Will Return
Author: Dennis Mccarthy
Dateline: February 11, 2021
Posted: February 15, 2021
”You can dream, create, design and build the most wonderful place in the world, but it requires people to make the dream a reality.” - Walt Disney
At sunset on Dec. 5 last year - Walt Disney 's 119th birthday - security officer Ernie “Gunny” Napper lowered the flag in Disneyland 's Town Square, and walked it over to a private apartment above the firehouse where Disney spent many of his days and nights staring out the window at the excited crowds rushing
Lost Park Attraction Only Exists In Marvel Comics
Author: Samantha King
Dateline: February 07, 2021
Posted: February 15, 2021
Back when Walt Disney was still alive and developing attractions at Disneyland with his team of Imagineers, there were some attractions that were conceptualized that were never made. One such attraction would have been a companion to the Haunted Mansion. Unfortunately, upon Walt's passing, the plans were scrapped and it was never built. It does exist, however, in a Marvel comic series.
Disneyland opened in 1955. Many attractions from opening day
Disneyland Is Giving Another Controversial Attraction A Nonracist Makeover
Author: Ian Spiegelman
Dateline: January 26, 2021
Posted: February 02, 2021
Whenever Disneyland finally reopens, guests will enjoy a new and improved Jungle Cruise attraction, minus the dated caricatures and imperialist overtones that made it unseemly even when it opened in 1955, and which by today 's standards are just plain racist, the Los Angeles Times reports.
On the heels of Disney 's decision to retool its dated Splash Mountain attraction at Disneyland and Walt Disney World so that its theme is 2009 's The Princess and the
We Are Going To Liberate Minnie Mouse The Day Yippies Invaded And Shut Down The Park
Author: Julie Tremaine
Dateline: January 15, 2021
Posted: February 02, 2021
Before the pandemic shuttered Disneyland in March, there had only been a few days that the park had unplanned closures: the day after John F. Kennedy was assassinated in 1963, after the Northridge earthquake in 1994, and after 9/11. But there was another day, in 1970, when Disneyland was overtaken by protesters, whose number and fury - about Minnie Mouse and miniskirts - closed the park early.
The Youth International Party was not your average group of
Legendary Photographer Renie Bardeau Dies At 86
Author: Marla Jo Fisher
Dateline: January 05, 2021
Posted: February 02, 2021
The man who arguably best documented the world 's first theme park over his long career has died at age 86, at his retirement home in Glendale, Arizona.
Renie Bardeau - a publicity photographer at Disneyland for nearly 40 years - died of kidney failure Monday, after having recently contracted COVID-19, his daughter, Debbie Bardeau said Tuesday from her house in Carson.
“What little fight he had left in him, we think the COVID took it from
Mr Disneyland Ron Dominguez Passes Away On New Years Day
Author: Rebekah Barton
Dateline: January 01, 2021
Posted: February 01, 2021
The year has started off on a sad note for the family and friends of Disney Legend Ron Dominguez, also fondly referred to as “Mr. Disneyland.”
Disneyland Alumni Club Facebook group member Mark Eades shared the unfortunate news, writing:
Some sad news to start the new year. The Disneyland Alumni Club has learned that Ron Dominguez, to many known as “Mr. Disneyland, and a former executive Vice President of Disneyland, and a Disney Legend,
New Attraction May Signal Changes For Toontown
Author: Bailee Abell
Dateline: December 30, 2020
Posted: February 01, 2021
Disneyland has been open since 1955, and there has never been a ride themed after the park 's iconic character and Walt Disney 's best pal, Mickey Mouse.
In just a few years, Mickey will get his very own attraction at the Happiest Place on Earth: Mickey & Minnie 's Runaway Railway. The ride won 't open for quite some time, but since it is set to be located in Mickey 's Toontown, it has us thinking - is Disney planning to reimagine Toontown to usher in a
Palm Springs Roots Of The Disneyland Hotel
Author: Tracy Conrad
Dateline: December 27, 2020
Posted: February 01, 2021
As had happened many times before, his imagination had greatly exceeded his pocketbook. And as before, that didn 't stop Walt Disney.
He 'd recently tapped out his credit, sold his home in the desert at Smoke Tree Ranch, and, together with his brother Roy, cajoled corporate sponsors into financing his dream of Disneylandia (shortened to Disneyland before it opened) amid miles of orange groves in an unknown Southern California town called Anaheim.