Disneyland Secrets Gold Mine

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Disnyland trivia freak?  Me too!  I can’t get enough of the Magic Kingdom’s secrets and history.  

A gold mine of Disneyland’s yesterday awaits you.

A Picturesque Postcard
Creative Commons License photo credit: Christian Lambert (DVCphoto92)

Do you remember the Disneyland of yesteryear?  What about the Monsanto Hall of Chemistry, now gone?  How about the House of Tomorrow?  Those memories have been saved for you.

Where is this treasure chest of Disneyland trivia?  How can I access it?

Well, just jumping to the link wouldn’t generate much of a post.

Here’s another teaser photo.

 Photo of Disneyland monorail passing over submarine

 

 

 

 

If you’ve ever been to the Magic Kingdom or one of its clones, you know that magic is real and our future is filled with wonders.

Trivia question:  When Disneyland first opened in 1955, what was the tallest structure?

At 76 feet tall, the TWA Moonliner, adjoining the Flight to the Moon attraction, was eight feet taller than Sleeping Beauty Castle.  The Matterhorn was not yet constructed. TWA’s Howard Hughes partnered with Walt Disney as the Moonliner’s sponsor.  Later Douglas Aircraft would sponsor the rocketship.

“Flight to the Moon” would later become “Mission To Mars” in 1975.  Today a smaller version of the Moonliner advertises the delicious beverage, Coca Cola.

 Photo of Disneyland's Moonliner rocket

Do you feel as though you have waited long enough to see the treasure chest of Disneyland history gold?  

OK 

The website is called Yesterland and there’s nothing quite like it.  Enjoy!

 

 

Bonus!  Planning a trip to Disneyland?  You are going to need some serious

Disneyland Vacation Tips!

Do you live in the Netherlands or plan to visit?  You might not even know about The Efteling or “the Dutch Disneyland.”

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8 Responses to Disneyland Secrets Gold Mine

  1. trend from mikroblog says:

    tnx for sharing yesterland..very nice website :D

  2. Suneyes says:

    I am a big Disney fan, so I came to your site- again. Yesterland is an amazing site!

  3. Susane says:

    The Yesterland site is very cool!!! Thanks for sharing, Susane
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  4. Nicholle Olores says:

    This is another facts about Disney and I only knew it now. I do not know more about Disney but Disneyland is such a beautiful place for a vacation. Thanks for the information.
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  5. Dan Keller from gadget reviews says:

    Very interesting Disney fact. I will have to share this with my Dad, he is one of those people who knows everything about Disney and has been going their every year for 20+ years now.
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  6. James from Rowing Machine 2012 says:

    Great trivia! To be honest, I only know few trivia about this wonder place so I would love to hear more trivia about Disneyland. It’s pretty interesting how they actually started and how they made their amusement places interesting to their customers.
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  7. Kathy says:

    There’s another good trivia website called DisneylandVacationTips.com. It has interesting trivia about Disneyland history plus tips and trivia for visiting the park.

    Examples: Did you know only children under age 9 are allowed to wear costumes into Disneyland? Or that lines 13, 20, and 21 move fastest at the Disneyland entrance?

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