Saturday, November 18, 2006

SOP Saturday- Monorails

As a finish to the spotlight on Monorails, the SOP is the 1966 version of the Highway in the Sky Story Guide and Operations Procedure. This SOP was owned by Ken Kohler who was a Club 55 Member and also heavily involved in the operation of the Disneyland trains throughout the years. He was also involved in the predecessor to the Monorails, the Viewliner. Enjoy reading everything you need to know to run your own Monorail.

12 comments:

DisneyDutchman said...

Wow Matterhorn this is awsome!! Thanks for taking the time to share this wonderful document!!! DD

DisneyDutchman said...

I'm sorry for commenting again but this has to be the best thing I have ever seen on the Monorail!! That picture of the storage garage is awsome. I have looked at that building for almost FORTY years and always wondered what it looked like inside. I made that trip down Harbor Blvd. at least 3-4 times a week. Thanks so much Matterhorn - INCREDIBLE!!!! DD

Anonymous said...

What a fun read! Thanks for posting this!

Anonymous said...

Mono...
Doh!

Anonymous said...

In summation,
MONO = ONE
RAIL = RAIL

Unknown said...

Club 33, not 55

Anonymous said...

Club 33 has nothing to do with Club 55. Club 55 is a club for ex- cast members that were hired in 1955

Anonymous said...

This did not load right and i am really excited to see it - any thoughts?

Anonymous said...

Boy, in a week of trying, I've been totally unable to see any of these pictures! Has the Big Bad Mouse made him take these down?!

Shore would like to see 'em!

Matterhorn1959 said...

Unfortunately due to the high traffic my webhost has cancelled my account. I am working on a different host, please standby.

Anonymous said...

Have you thought about simply hosting some imageshack.us thumbnails which link to the larger image? There's quite a few free solutions out there.

I'd really love to see these pics, mine never got done downloading :(

Kevin said...

Great post from way back in 2006!! I came across this manual at the Anaheim Public Library in 1981 and made a copy (well, the librarian made the copy, I provided the coins!)

Fun stuff and I love your website!
--Kevin