A great image of a colorful tea cup ride in a Mexican amusement park. This is a cute little ride.
My favorite picture is from Belmont Park in San Diego, in front of the bumper car ride with the roller coaster in the background.
A collection of images and other items from Disneyland, theme parks and other amusement parks. Also look for images and items I find interesting, amusing or both.
A great image of a colorful tea cup ride in a Mexican amusement park. This is a cute little ride.
My favorite picture is from Belmont Park in San Diego, in front of the bumper car ride with the roller coaster in the background.
On another note, a friend of mine runs a nice website for those who enjoy scrapbooking. The site also has historical discussions about Disney, Disneyland and Walt Disney World. The site is Mousescrappers.
A view of the Japanese Pavilion. This is where the pearl divers would dive down and pick up an oyster which you could then purchase and get to keep any pearl in the oyster.
Last image shows the Dolphin show with the cute pirate ship and the tiki in the middle of the lagoon. The volcano was a great special effect.
A view of the pavilions with the Atomium in the background. I like the motor transport in the foreground.
Next up is a great view of the old Fort Wilderness on Tom Sawyer's Island. Quite an interesting tableaux...in the upper left hand corner the boy (Major Pepperidge as a youngster?) is getting ready to pour his drink on an unsuspecting guest, the man in the middle holding the merchandise bag is checking his echo at the well and the family on the right hand side is perusing a souvenir map to figure out where to go next. I also like the sailor in his uniform.
Next up is the obligatory group shot in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle. The 70's had such wonderful fashions!
A view of the family on the Mark Twain.
A slightly different view of the hub with the castle in the background.
Last image for today a lovely shot of the Matterhorn.
Loading a caterpillar.
The mushroom and current version of ride poster.
Exit sign with the handicapped entrance graphic. (The graphic reminds me of the band logo created for the movie High Fidelity.)
Attraction sign describing the adventure that awaits riders.
Doors to the entrance from Oceanic Arts.
Lovely light.
One of the best design pieces are the tiki's at the bar, based upon the chanting Tiki Room poles.
More design elements with a great megaphone. One of the character stories for the bar is the skipper Skip and this is his megaphone.
The view of the patio at torches at night.
Yours truly in the bar.
Some interesting lines on the pavement and folding chairs to sit on. It appears this was at the Tomorrowland Stage. Notice the Flight to the Moon building in the background.
A nice shot of the great architecture and the lovely planters.
And a cool photo of the old Disneyland Hotel sign. The photo is much later than the rate sheet.