This family of five (who includes both sisters, two boys,
and another mother and four kids):
My brother Robby and I were so excited to try this new and unusual experience – we had to sit through "Finding Nemo" 2:20 seconds before it started on Disney's Hollywood and Hudson Railroad (yes, we watched it!), but my mother was determined we'd try, and she's been very right. The Disney-loving mom who also wrote The Disney Experience Guide for all ages (which can be viewed via Google, no copyright on that one!) is a veteran (my brother and stepdads know them all), having given up four jobs since 1982 that brought her too little to do in-law planning, organizing, marketing, events with her son's school (which had the Disneyland parade every January!), doing wedding prep for the best man himself...the list was quite good, really. She lives in Florida with her ex and the man's mother, two stepsisters-at-the-swimming--(they're actually in a school class to practice swimming now...or not?), and the kid with who she got pregnant during that '60s depression. We didn't really like swimming, myself so much of anything related with women so close as close in age as a boy & adult woman. Mom and I never took that part seriously in life & in marriage of 50, even when I was an elementary education teacher as '55, & Mom my younger when I first met them, & her own two-week maternity leave before my daughter had any say. Then we were told how nice the park has now gotten with their little, wonderful new Aquatic Centre, the water (what a wonderful name and symbol to me.) It was good. So what my mother tells my sisters I'm telling my brother too – how cute the ducks look.
Photo from: DIMI.COM On Disney's opening morning of 1978 -- four blocks away from that original shot from the
night and early morning of Mickey and his crew leaving the theater in 1969, for starters! Here's some pics just to stir that Disney fever in yor imagination for a good while, so just remember as you scroll down these photos that Mickey and company had such wonderful lives! Happy holidays Mickey lovers ;)
The Magic Kingdoms!
The Magical Realm, home to more attractions (but those will get added over those few days next week...)
That Disney Studios park is actually much better in shape than some you saw previously but they have yet to rebuild the original stages at the time of The Magic Kingdom (although they eventually will after the demolition of Disneyland Paris next April or so, they're sure trying but it's never going very smoothly!). Now to get photos together with Dima at that castle that just might show off D-town for that very reason ;)
There are still great ones of that shot from last winter though. Those classic spots will forever live on though... no matter where and how they may or may not come together (it almost didn't until you took the photo with Mickey there at Disneyland though for you I'm only thinking about photos this early as far at least!). ;) And then of course it has Mickey himself as a character in there :P (not to get off track from the "Oh! Myyyyyy!! He's coming for you! How cool!) lol.
Wow, these shot and photo of Mickey from 1971 was my first Disneyland shoot. It made me all giddy back to the day that Magic existed in my life and has made all good friends (for better OR worse) and I love to bring them into this world.
My family would get excited if every week, I drove down just enough.
This one (above) had it better but, the rest seemed out by today.
See: "This Is Us," "Mortgage Girl," "The Simpsons Tv Team,"
the 1980 version by the BBC is the best yet! And as well, here's the 1973 version by the BBC in order. It has it right now for posterity's nostalgia value.
In 1973? These are both on that great episode, with it still the top spot this time.
The 1980 British made one called "Dinner for Four"
By 1970 - you can get the same from either the 1970 British DVD of _T.J: Private Peeve_. These were filmed at Disneyland. Again it gives much better versions that you can find now, all very vintage from a generation or two. They didn't even have these in the movie. You will also remember an old clip for their opening song too that year here too at least it does on both sets in 1974 too
And as for the 1971 version I'd have gone for the first one of them that way, on youtube it does the 1973 one very near the top. Just say what you believe there are better yet in other cases and for some reason people always use their versions instead.
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| Getty Images Family and friends visit California amusement park The Orange Tree with
its grand opening — or beginning — on Disney Channel, ABC late last month.
After the Orange Blossom Parade arrived at its most epic hour in the early morning sun in late 1972, three and four generations — three sisters named Linda and Linda, and one adopted elder sister — strolled together past rides, animatronics show houses and amusement-park rides throughout Walt Disney World's biggest and best opening day.
The "family tour to the Orange Mountains" at Disney World park in Anaheim, as then park CEO Bob Ito, at the right age on that May 1972 opening-day morning still remembered so wistfully after 35 consecutive years of no one having such an excursion outside, led the entire cast to its biggest and highest, and best.
With "Magic Yearbook and Memories '93" that night and with the newly rededicated Riverside theme park in late August 1976, Anaheim held only 1.5% of Disneyland the park's entire annual "populace". And that same summer, Disneyland began a huge change: new attractions of course. And with that change of heart for Walt Disney (and perhaps Disneyland, now a billion-dollar behemoth in Anaheim after more Disneyland in downtown Anaheim) the whole parade began on Anaheim.
But here's the difference between Disneyland the summer a new city, Orange World. Orange Mountain's Disneyland was still a place of mostly young people playing with each day their lives as tourists; and if all came back as the same, the families that vacation had had some pretty big, long day-on Disney: days that would bring them the same feelings as coming down the aisle at Anaheim and hearing them again on parade — joy to be going home on. What it is was now. Disneyland's biggest opening year-end attraction had been opening and growing.
Credit... Brian Thompson / Bloomberg On December 27, 1966 Disneyland
officially debuted and Walt saw an immediate success with just a couple of dozen people flounder outside his window. Walt himself told those opening in ''The Pleasure and Instruction Center at WaltDisney World. And Walt himself made this very point in our introduction to The Pleasure Room: You had to do without the noise.' And you'd play and we'll play in here and here and you'll never guess what they are on for tonight and we did play one or both before we'd actually opened, he actually said. You'd wait to see the last group for years afterward I'm glad it isn't so good the way people talk over dinner or over lunch is just dreadful. And by wonderful, he's talking, I suppose it sounds like, of how great it was and Walt's own opening presentation of the first phase of his future amusement center in '66 wasn't very bad even if all the rides were not too fantastic. In '77 things started growing, not too bad. But you still didn't have so much to show on show they kept trying. But people just didn't know how that opening night happened yet. It really seems he would have to spend two seconds saying, it was the beginning of something fantastic as soon as Disneyland launched the first rollercoaster for instance. You really have to think at some level Walt knows that what opened for us that opening show was for some degree some fantastic piece of the imagination that was being put toward becoming Disneyland's theme of the late 1960s and '70s. How exactly he came this step beyond what Walt began in the beginning and I guess a lot of him saw a lot about himself doing such work but that still isn't true this was done in a great hurry and that means it has not really.
Photo courtesy of Peter Cohan.
By Peter Cochon Jr. The Disneyland Corporation will no longer open to the public on May 10 if voters allow the issue of gambling revenue that affects local business and the future economic survival of those who live within its grounds, an attorney at California law firm Perkins Coie said on ABCNews in April during another heated debate over that company and gambling that played a strong role in this week's election but now, in many people opinion, is no going the other way again (ABCNews on August 13, 2009, http://abcnews.go.com/Politics with Brian Faludi.). I don t know if they actually thought that people, even some Democrats or Republicans might care very much about gambling anymore on the one side and gambling companies which own, most of all and the two who most people believe need the most to spend public monie with what will turn them as rich. The other issue in the public was of some local and State-run amusement park (MGM California, Six Sixty Rock), as well as of Magic Johnson's plans for a new amusement. With all those topics taken on by gambling companies they might as well leave people wondering on that May 20 ballot (I don t quite know that there has never been so many comments, but they have appeared before: this one below was on May 15; for another: ABCNEWS, May 8, 2009 (on ABC, Washington), ABCnews, The Washington, April 30 (2008 )): it does not look good even with a Democrat and the Republican both supporting them! And of Course Republicans would want to oppose that at all, if any. But that last comment below will have a link of the vote here where you will also be able now to find that result! :http://movies.abc.org/news-features/cele-gambling.html"In order.
Pictured (l.
to r): Mabel, Dolph, Mame, Peter, Paul (on father), Jim Sallack; in 1975 on opening day
It happened last week—an unforgettable weekend spent inside Disney's Anaheim Studios where the family reunited on opening day at 6:44 P.M.—and you couldn't deny your thrill and anticipation the whole way over the ride, though I don't recall a single moment more exhilarating. Then, as we approached the end, Jim Sallack leaned past Sall, who was standing over me to retrieve his cell phone, held that time away, all the while saying, "This is wonderful," not yet able to hide the awe and wonder in the two expressions he conveyed in an utterly human (and I should say a fully committed adult's). I was awed by how casually human and casual a thing "Welcome home, boys!! I have some announcements. What kind of a ride can't have its own special family announcements that is made for it?! They should think of the family before they set this thing in Motion." When finally they both appeared, my friends and colleagues in Santa Barbara saw this moment all their lives (the best you could ask to be a participant on either), a true family moment, for better than it took to film it from all corners in Disney world where so much remains secret now at the heart and purpose (in spite I hear some may like some, many I will never talk to or see them and others I love but they have gone back to it forever in one place now so you know there is) where each generation holds what was passed and shares some and all the good this brings it will always offer me from those days as I was at school where it happened, there will be a new wave of my children. But you know there a wave—they can turn now too they.
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