Disneyland's 10th Anniversary (1965)

No copyright infringement is intended with this, or any other video I upload. The purpose of uploading this video is for the viewing pleasure for those that watch it.
This episode is called "Disneyland's 10th Anniversary". This is the second of the five episodes that make up what I call "The World's Fair Era".
As the title implies, the episode celebrates the first ten years of Disneyland, but does far more than that. Before we go into the tenth anniversary celebrations, Walt Disney, along with Julie Rheim, the Disneyland Ambassador for 1965, first previews more Disneyland attractions, both from the World's Fair, such as "it's a Small World", and others, such as the new Plaza Gardens Restaurant.
But Walt also reveals plans for future attractions, and even a whole new land, the first since Disneyland opened in 1955. As a bonus, we see some of the creators and the imagineers talk about the various projects being worked on.
Walt reveals plans for "New Orleans Square", as well as what would become it's two staples, "The Haunted Mansion" and a ride based on the old pirates which would later take on the name "Pirates of the Caribbean". And as usual, Walt goes into detail about what he intends to include in the attraction, though as it turns out, he will not live long enough to see either of them open.
After that is finished, we then go to the tenth anniversary celebration, which includes still another addition, Mary Poppins. After the celebration in front of Sleeping Beauty's castle and a parade down Main Street, Walt begins to go through the history of Disneyland, major event by major event.
After documenting the history of Disneyland, Walt then takes us to the Enchanted Tiki Room, where we see an edited performance of Disneyand's first audioanimatronic attraction.
All rights and credits go to the Walt Disney Company and those that created the video and audio, including the music used in the program. That includes the Disney Channel, as I recorded this program on their Vault Disney block more than a decade ago.
If there are any others who I'm forgetting, please let me know so I can add them to the list of those to credit.
There's a chance that this video will either be taken down, not allowed up, or I'll be asked to take it down. If I'm asked to, I will take it down.

[@kaytbug]

20:24 The tall gentlemen front and center in all white (the drum major) is my dad. :)

[@paulmoustakas7571]

OMG! AWESOME!! :D

[@paulmoustakas7571]

Is he still alive?

[@kaytbug]

+Paul Moustakas He is indeed. 69 next month. :)

[@kaytbug]

+Paul Moustakas Oh gosh, he would have been 17 when they filmed this. He was the drum major at Anaheim HS at the time.

[@padmeoliver7928]

nice do u work at disney

[@JAAFILMPRODUCTIONS]

It sucks that "Uncle Walt" died the following year of lung cancer. R.I.P. Mr Disney!

[@Pureimagination200]

JAAFILMPRODUCTIONS people smoked like chimneys back then

[@MsDisneylandlover]

disneyland need to have old school day.

[@howellwong11]

I was born in the US at the right time, 1932. I just graduated from Purdue in 1955 and Lockheed Burbank made me an offer I couldn't refuse. I visited Disneyland in the first week of its opening. Everything was brand new. In 1965, I was at Mission Control Houston, so I missed the 10th anniversary. Hughes Aircraft Fullerton sent me to South Carolina in 1971 and I got to go to Disney World in its first week of its opening. It has been about 30 years since I visited Disneyland or Disney World. I probably wouldn't recognize the place.

[@Selassadi]

This is awesome thank you for sharing! Wish I could’ve been alive during that time. Disneyland is just covered in strollers lol

[@jordan1high670]

Rip

[@stevepaul6955]

Wow, the detail that went into the model of the Plaza Inn is amazing.

[@Crimson_Snake1]

I had no idea he actually designed it I thought that was his favorite restaurant.

[@camdenmason2761]

They need to air these specials on Disney channel again

[@cjs83172]

Or Disney should create a channel to air this kind of programming, much like Cartoon Network did in 2000 when they created the Boomerang spin-off channel to air classic programming. And think of the possibilities that could be opened should Disney create a channel for classic programming, because you'd not only have classic Disney programming like what's seen in this upload, but also classic Disney cartoon series, not to mention the Marvel and Star Wars library that's also open to them to air classic programming derived from both of those properties, except for the 1967 Fantastic Four series and it's spin-off, the infamous Thing series from 1979, since both of those series are owned by Time-Warner.

[@madelainebautista2961]

ok

[@looneywoman]

That would be *awesome*!!! In the meantime, thank goodness for TCM's Treasures from the Disney Vault...

[@UmmYeahOk]

cjs83172 the reason behind CN's Boomerang was because Disney had Toon Disney. That's where they aired classic Disney cartoons. Everything from black and white shorts to Disney Afternoon series. CN wasn't the only one however, Nickelodeon followed the two later with their Nicktoons channel, giving their canceled properties a new home elsewhere. But, just like with the other channels, they weren't pulling in the same numbers as their original network, so they started airing the exact same stuff they were marathoning on the other, cannibalizing on its own ratings. Despite having a vastly bigger library than the other two combined it got to where nothing was older than 5 or so years. With viewer numbers not where they wanted them to be, they killed off the channel entirely, rebranding it as Disney XD. Around the same time Toon Disney launched, the regular network had a "Vault Disney" program at night, when most children were asleep. Here, they would "open the vault" and show specials like this one (which is why this video has the station bug). Other Wonderful World specials would air, as well as Mickey Mouse Club, Zorro... ...lots of fun stuff.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

the good old days i would stay up late just to watch

[@svetlanaross9273]

I love everything from Walt Disney! This is the most beautiful thing - entertainment, joy, pleasure! Wonderfully magical! Wow, wow,wow!

[@Luke17d]

4:00 thank you for making the plaza inn. I worked there and it is really special. So many stories of Walt Disney hanging out in that restaurant and back stage.

[@carouselofLaura]

around 16:35 start watching the corner the dwarf's head flies off as Mary Poppin's goes into the sky.

[@mylescupp9575]

Laura Jane Off with his head!

[@kellyweingart3692]

lol

[@mistervstudios4239]

It’s a good thing that these days, Disney characters keep their heads on their shoulders.🤣

[@youtubeviewer7030]

the produceers must have saw that coming and edited it out

[@BannedDudes]

IKR!

[@SusanTaft-o2x]

What a wonderful man was Mr Disney

[@KrysMagic56]

Im sure it was just me, but did anyone else feel a strange surge of joy at the beginning seeing iconic attractions like "It's a Small World" "The Haunted Mansion" and "Pirates of the Caribbean" in the imagineering room? Just having the Knowledge of how those attractions would live to see Disneyland's 60th anniversary kinda warms my heart

[@HappyHauntsMaterialize]

Krystian Rodriguez Don't you mean Museum of the Weird? The HM at that time wasn't considered as it is today until Walt's death.

[@MrJoeyWheeler]

I think the world could have done WITHOUT "It's a Small World".

[@KrysMagic56]

TheHauntedMansionFan12345 yeah you're right, I said Haunted Mansion because it's just more familiar is all

[@Omnimover456]

As a kid, I tried to build a PotC walk-thru model like that. Not very successful, lol.

[@disneyfan8178]

And besides, Marc Davis actually said "Haunted Mansion" when Walt and Julie were talking to him. And the "Museum of the Weird" was originally just supposed to be a part of the attraction.

[@friendsandfun7044]

Im sure if walt was still alive he would not let the prices get as high as 100 bucks for a person all he wanted was a place were children and their parents could have fun together not a time when parents cant afford to tale them

[@johnl7443]

+pearl mani You've got to be kidding, right? Disneyland is a business. It's a tremendous value, too! $100 for a full day and evening of entertainment, fun, sights, attractions, where else could you go and enjoy so many wonderful experiences for just $100? In fact, if you get there at the opening time, say 8AM, and stay until closing, say, 12Midnight, that's $100 divided by 16 hours = $6.25/hr! BARGAIN!

[@toscodav]

Can't afford to take them? The place was packed when I went. If it cost only 30 bucks to get in, you would attract a seedy element and you wouldn't have room to move. I say keep the riff raff out and the crowds reasonable.

[@johnl7443]

toscodav That's right, toscodav! You just described Knott's Berry Farm, which is the place for people who don't see the value in Disneyland. You said it, Let the riff raff go to Knotts!

[@daisyms7044]

+John L I'm sorry I'm getting into the conversation but don't forget that people spend millions of dollars on meals and merchandise every year at Disney and I think at least their military option should be a lot better like seaworld gives a free day for service members and their family once a year

[@johnl7443]

It is a business. SeaWorld is in deep trouble, with declining attendance. Check out their stock price over the past few years since Blackfish revealed the truth about how they treat whales. It's sickening. They are doing everything they can think of to increase revenue by offering deep discounts. They even give teachers FREE passes so they'll consider SeaWorld for field trips! Again, if one cannot afford a trip to Disneyland, go to SeaWorld. I'm sorry if that sounds cold, but Disneyland is a luxury, not a necessity.

[@bizzy24100]

sad how Walt untimely passed away from lung cancer one year later. It's just a horrifying fact in how one year after something special like an anniversary of a special remembrance dat something terrible has 2 happen da following year.

[@joemancini327]

JB Scott actually he died 2 years after this was made because it was made in 1964 but aired in 1965 still when the worlds fair was going on

[@bizzy24100]

oh had no idea

[@johnl7443]

Wow....at 16:40, watch the dwarf with the red hat on the far right.....he removes his head to get a better view of Mary flying away!

[@cowbells1000]

thats crazy

[@johnl7443]

It's hilarious! Walt must have fumed!!

[@Lockbar]

He was immediately executed.

[@kellyweingart3692]

lol

[@riccicult]

"That's a people."

[@fromthesidelines]

Originally telecast on "WALT DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD OF COLOR" on January 3, 1965.

[@cjs83172]

And because of that, it was obvious that it was actually filmed in 1964, as noted in the end credits, but aired at the beginning of 1965 because '65 was the year of Disneyland's 10th Anniversary. In fact, most of the World's Fair attractions were still at the World's Fair when this episode first aired, as the process of moving them to Disneyland didn't begin until well into 1965.

[@KDubb-ws9zc]

It’s heartbreaking to watch Walt describe the Haunted Mansion and Pirates of the Caribbean knowing he never got to see the finished product of both attractions. He would of been damn proud

[@goldeneve]

Yup

[@NinetayFour]

Disney Channel logo! They need to start showing stuff like this on there again

[@cjs83172]

***** Or create a channel specifically designed for classic programming, such as ESPN Classic, or what Cartoon Network has had in Boomerang for 15 years (and had the Boomerang programming block even before then). They certainly have enough material in their vaults to create a classic network, considering you have to consider, not only do they have all the classic Disney stuff, but also the fact that they have rights to virtually every Marvel animated series, except for the 1967 Fantastic Four series and the 1979 spin-off, "The Thing", the rights of which are owned by Warner Bros.This means that they (Disney) have the rights to every Spider-Man animated series, going back to 1967, the infamous 1978 Fantastic Four series that featured Herbie the Robot, as well as the FF series from 1994-'96, the 1979 Spider-Woman series, every animated adoption of the Hulk (1967, '82, and '96), etc. They simply don't think that a classic programming channel, such as Boomerang and ESPN Classic, would be feasible. Hasbro tried that with one of the Discovery channels, and f the classic programming The Hub had, only the Sunbow-Marvel (G.I. Joe, The Transformers, and Jem) stuff remains, and I wonder for how long?

[@tinkywinky9087]

16:43 OMG, Sleepy's head fell off!!!

[@saltpan8005]

I went to disneyland in 1965 for the first time when I was only 5. 50 years later and I still love to go but now I bring my grandkids. How could anyone not love this amazing heartfelt place and anything Disney. He was a man before his time

[@michaelatkins3819]

+saltpan8005 I went in 1966 when my parents drove out from Philly for the first time at age 4. I live in San Diego now. I am hoping to take my grand daughter who turns 2 in January at Christmas or this spring

[@cjs83172]

+Mike Atkins And I guarantee that it's much easier getting there now than it was in the 60s, 70s, and 80s, because the traffic's not as bad as it was before I-5 was widened in the 90s and early 2000s. Having lived in the San Diego area myself for 30 years (I no longer do), I can personally vouch for that.

[@michaelatkins3819]

Yeah, especially since we get up at 4am, so we can stop for breakfast and get there when the gates open. I really hate traffic, which is why I live in SD and not LA...lol . Parking, however is I think worse. $20 and I've got stuck in Pumba the last two times, from which you have to take a bus to close to the gate.I love riding the tram, but the bus is a chore with a stroller.

[@cjs83172]

Traffic in San Diego is not much better than it is in Los Angeles. In fact, one of Southern California's worst traffic jams is the drive in Camp Pendleton on I-5 on the weekends, mainly because there's no alternate route, and because the SB interchange at CA-78 ends in a stoplight (the checkpoint doesn't help matters going NB, either). Even NB I-15 is getting bad from Escondido to Temecula during rush hour now, as it frequently backs up from before CA-76 all the way to Murrieta, and I think we can both remember when the current freeway was being built in 1980 from having to use Champagne Blvd north of Deer Springs Rd. At the time, it might have been overbuilt, but now they may need to look at widening that stretch of I-15, as well as widening the stretch of I-5 through Camp Pendleton. Another commute that's getting really bad, believe it or not, is the SB drive in San Ysidro, as both I-5 and I-805 can back up to CA-905 to get into Mexico. And when I was out there, that was NEVER a problem. And even I-8 east of El Cajon is seeing more than it's share of traffic now, which is why I think CA-52 should be extended to I-8 just east of Lake Jennings Park Rd.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

+saltpan8005 i am crazy about it too

[@Saraheyp]

And now, fifty years later and Disneyland still has some of Walt's magic going strong.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

it changing a lil too much 4 me i miss the old classic vibe

[@laurenfernandez1163]

sesame workshop 1965

[@Johnnycdrums]

Me too, I’m still just a kid at heart ❤️

[@BriHealthyTV]

@@Johnnycdrums aren't we all. 💖

[@ScholarTheTerminator94]

@@laurenfernandez1163Huh

[@ulyssesnorth6843]

If you ask me, Disneyland was much better then.

[@lundulaproductions8958]

Yeah. If Walt was alive, Disneyland would be 10 times better than it is

[@babejjones9808]

@@lundulaproductions8958 and yet it's still better than Magic Kingdom.

[@ikegee7420]

why then and not now ?

[@SailorMoonFan92]

The dwarf on the right taking off his head to watch Mary Poppins fly away at 16:43 lmao

[@UmmYeahOk]

21:01 All those teenagers have guns, open carry, and even aiming them at people. But they ban obvious toy guns.

[@tinasmith1391]

Life was so different back then. It's hard to remember what it was even like.

[@spiderpunk1265]

I lost it when he showed her the redhead auction in the Pirate’s attraction and she said “that’s fantastic!” with a big smile. It sucks how they had to take that out because of all the people (mostly women) complaining even though it’s a part of history and one of the most iconic parts on the ride.

[@queenmedesa]

Hypocrites!

[@ninedragons6400]

Oh, nobody complained. It was their own ethics and inclusion committee that decided that. Same people who also put Jessica Rabbit in a long trench coat.

[@caseyrice768]

4:40 "He gets around you know, he knows all the pretty girls" TAKE It easy, Walt! hahhahahah

[@dbowe12]

***** the guy looks up with "guilty as charged eyes.."

[@kellyweingart3692]

lol

[@moow950]

Hmmm... a 60s Harvey Weinstein?

[@SOULRELIEF22]

HAPPY 50TH KELLY! 💓

[@SOULRELIEF22]

A BIG dancing cake! 😀

[@SOULRELIEF22]

💝🎁🎈🍟🍔🍕🍗🍖🍫🍪🍰🎂🍧🍏🍎🍉🍉🍑🍌🍮🍩🍞🌽🍅🍆🍠😍

[@bizzy24100]

wow had no idea dat Julie was honored as a Disney Legend dis year because of all her contributions for making Disneyland grow. Hard 2 believe how she lived 2 see Disneyland grow through all of its 60 years in existence, I gotta call her da official "Forrest Gump" of Disneyland though Forrest Gump was a Paramount film.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

JB Scott i am what does forrest gump have to do with this? not being rude or mean. i just did not get your point. lol.

[@bizzy24100]

it's just Forrest Gump saw lots of American events from like 1950 somethin through 1981 so Julie has seen Disneyland back from it's opening till now, u catch my drift

[@MsDisneylandlover]

Oh ok i got it..that was a get one.

[@bizzy24100]

glad u understand my point now

[@jh5881]

@JB why do you speak/write like an illiterate slave?

[@zarielcolon3126]

(16:42) Sleepy: Off with my head! *ded*

[@FunnyBoland]

@12:41 "and theres the biggest bargain of all." hhahaahhahahahhaha

[@queenmedesa]

The hypocrites ruined her too

[@ppl2luv]

ill be there in 11 days. it's amazing to see where walt has been. i've been to disney world many times, but disneyland is going to be so special! seeing where walt imagined his rides and all of his other amazing creations for generations to come. ill be starstruck.

[@kathylafayette3765]

Congratulations Mr. Walt Disney for your imaginations, creativity, and your love of family.

[@NJ_Dsneybuf]

Disneyland actually had Cinderella wear a dress other than her ballgown?

[@guppy2816]

Dsneybuf And it's such an ugly, random dress too!

[@nicholeandalby]

Do you think Julie is still alive

[@Johnnycdrums]

Good olé Uncle Walt (RIP).

[@MsDisneylandlover]

thanks for up loading this bc i never saw the start of this.

[@tommy1138]

Back when you could actually enjoy Disneyland. Now it's filled year-round with Californian season pass holders who go there several times a month and clog up the rides 14 hours a day.

[@TargetSniper365]

Stay mad clown

[@Crimson_Snake1]

Yeah and the worst now the company requires reservations to enter.

[@Yobbie72]

I use these Disneyland specials to help me sleep. Put them on, and you're in a happy place :)

[@MsDisneylandlover]

i remember late at night stuff like this would come on disney channel. i would stay up late n watch it. bc i love the classic n history of disneyland.

[@funboy7979]

Mary Blair's work was perhaps the most original and esthetically accomplished at Disney theme parks.

[@wonderrob3225]

If your an animation artist like I am . To see Mary Blair is like seeing mother nature or lady Jesus or a unicorn.

[@madeleinemcgregor2855]

Mary Blair 😱

[@kneamo]

#bringbackdisneyvault or air any classic disney stuff! that would make my day!

[@gabrielvidrio3210]

14:20: Who were those 3 little witches in the parade?...🧙‍♀️🧙‍♀️🧙‍♀️ I've never seen them Anywhere 🤷‍♂️ Could they have been inspired by Witch Hazel from the Trick or Treat short? 🎃

[@MsDisneylandlover]

is there a way to get these film on dvd do any one know,

[@tikiduck]

Poor Julie looked so nervous early in the segment, then she calmed down. Walt pronounced her name in plural at first, and then corrected it later.

[@laurenfernandez1163]

the wonderful of color disney chrilden television workshop

[@BBMaster-du9je]

16:40 Sleepy's Head Comes Off. Look At Your Right.

[@lancesusman9154]

I Miss Mr. Walt Disney 😢😭

[@tkelly5422]

. Lol @ subtle and obvious sexist comments sprinkled throughout the show. Couldn't do/say those things today. Different time.

[@devotedcetacean6568]

16:43 look in the back it ruined the hole thing.m

[@MsDisneylandlover]

i notices they put all the characters out there from all their movies. i wish they do that now.

[@MoviePro84]

16:42 Look at the dwarf on the right of the screen. That is all. 😊

[@bluedragon9925]

+MoviePro84 "Off with his head!!!1" -The Queen of Hearts XD

[@joemancini327]

MoviePro84 Walt must have been angry

[@vanessaculater9038]

😂

[@ellenarelkin1238]

Walt Disney sure had imagined a big world 🥰😍✌🏻👍🏻

[@angeloflifelight]

Did anyone else notice the head coming off at 16:43?! Did it get caught on a fly wire perhaps? I know there were multiple takes because the position of characters spectating kept switching, but perhaps they didn't want to gave to fly her off again. Also were the big head witches in blue supposed to be Aurora's fairy godmother's? The first costumes were borrowed from icecapades and even as costumes evolved they were odd.

[@juliakavanagh3400]

Happy birthday Disneyland 🎉🎈🎊🎂🎁

[@MsDisneylandlover]

crazt to c the changes now 2019 i miss old Disney stuff

[@MsDisneylandlover]

i miss classic Disneyland

[@tmm226]

Amazing what this man accomplished in his life, the magic he has created for the world, and still, his life ended because of a huge weakness - he chained smoked.

[@colehagood8448]

Wow it looks so cool bro

[@MichaelDunn-vd4vx]

16:40 did any of you see the girl taking the door of head off to the right like why would she take that off during the show

[@M.Fallani]

20:41 I for some reason though that they were gonna play the 20 century fox theme

[@annabell3385]

That audioanomatronic pirate became governor of California.

[@Crimson_Snake1]

Oh really which one might that be?

[@michaelhaskins3038]

Loved Walt ,he was like a family member.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

i wish they put this series on dvd

[@BKDBrian2]

That looks like such a beautiful cake in the thumbnail.

[@cjs83172]

***** It's nice to hear from those that were either there during these events that were shown on these classic Disney programs, or those related to those that took part. And you're not the first one to comment on any of these uploads that have said that. There have also been others who were either there or related to those that were there on other episode uploads, such as "Disneyland: From the Pirates of the Caribbean to the World of Tomorrow". The "World's Fair Era" episodes (1964-'70) took place years before I was born (I was born in 1972), and I just missed the 50th Anniversary of Disneyland. My first trip there was in 1980, though I don't think I was there during any of the ceremonies for the Silver Anniversary, and my last trip there was in 2004, just as they were beginning the planning for the Golden Anniversary.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

+cjs83172 i love classic

[@kaytbug]

+cjs83172 That's lovely. I'm glad you've been able to take part in so much at Disneyland. :) My father was also there on opening day with his parents (who were working there at the time), and I was able to work the duration of the 50th.

[@AndysRetailExploration]

This is very interesting and much details about this history!

[@deepbrooktv]

Andy Fonseca o

[@mikegruber172]

was that imagineering room real or just made up for the show?

[@MsDisneylandlover]

we will missed the red head

[@Crimson_Snake1]

Marshan Thomas I will never forgive the people at imagineering for changing that scene.

[@mjmmorales]

Notice at the end when they're on rivers of America & Mark Twain. There's not one Disneyland character. Now the Mark Twain is covered with characters that's great and all but where's the talent🤔

[@mjmmorales]

Although Fantasmic is Hands down Amazing 👏👏

[@IsItModern]

I knew she was some kind of beauty queen because she comes off about as smart as a bag of doorknobs.

[@mickeymouseproductions8977]

Disneyland's 10th Anniversary song: *exists* Walt Disney Animation Studios' 50th Anniversary song: It's free real estate

[@LouiseAlll]

Gosh this video makes me nostalgic, it makes me think that Cold-War years were "the good years" when we all know they weren't...

[@DavidinSLO]

Disneyland those first years was really special - mostly because at that time there was NOTHING ELSE LIKE IN THE WORLD. The Florida Project (Walt Disney World) was still six years off. Walt Disney was still alive and he had green lighting incredible attractions like the 1966 Pirates of the Caribbean and 1969 Haunted Mansion. And there was no annual pass system - making Disneyland much less crowded, and much more enjoyable.

[@ikegee7420]

a real slickster and selfish

[@thomaseastmond8455]

The reason I know ghosts aren't real is that Walt hasn't risen from the grave, stormed down San Bernardino road and attacked each and every sleazy CEO raising prices of admission.

[@foreversistersflorida8722]

I didn't know there were dancing candles!

[@eliseolopez2790]

Walt you have left your mark .no matter how much time passes you will always be present.

[@kathleenfowler8297]

Whoa.I wore her outfit in high school

[@BobBar-mi4ls]

At 16:43 a character loses a head?

[@keltegue66]

Wuajajajaja yeah right

[@haileyshannon7548]

Mary Blair is awesome!

[@MsDisneylandlover]

+Hailey Shannon yes

[@tarasmith7859]

Such a great look at the very beginnings of this amazing park. When the most simplest of concepts made people happy. Thank you for posting. Its hard to believe now that its been over 60 years since it opened.

[@williambatson2514]

That was one hell of a Cheesy broadcast. Every line so scripted and that poor young girl having to smile and agree with everything while Disney said to her

[@davidwesley2525]

A hell of a lot better than the CRAP that is shown today.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MsDisneylandlover]

do they still have the plaza inn n i wish most of the old old stuff was there again. like i would have lobe to get on magical sky way.

[@annasainns7875]

donald looked weird in 1965

[@MsDisneylandlover]

+Anna Sainns back then they all wried

[@devins2004]

20:42 Kinda sounds like 20th Century Fox for a moment.

[@paulmoustakas7571]

OMG! What if they did use it for 20th century fox! LOL! XD

[@MsDisneylandlover]

disneyland seen so big on tv n person it seem so small

[@falkjar6969]

4:03 It's so weird to see their ideas and models after coming back from Disneyland. I ate at that very place!

[@MsDisneylandlover]

but that did not happen that just become the tikki room

[@AssortedJade]

Mary Blair fangirling hardcore! Also: I love the way Walt says "things", it invokes images in a way no other man can

[@MizzKittyBichon]

25:47 The monorail farted.

[@lukegreen5341]

1:42 Oh This Is Gonna Be Sweet. X

[@AssortedJade]

16:42 dwarfs head falls off!

[@davidwesley2525]

@Dimitriy Mykhaylov the Disney Fan that's like if Mickey Mouse took off his head & expose his human head.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Sandlot1992]

it's a 1959 live-action feature film and sean connery was in it!

[@victoriapawlicki310]

Upload these to disney +!!

[@MsDisneylandlover]

they still were those jockey looking outfit but the color is a deep blue color

[@lifewithlulu4056]

They should change the treehouse back to Swiss family Robinson.

[@ironwolf434]

1:26 it isnt the original walt disney

[@dreamdimensions5895]

Pay attention to sleepy at 16:40

[@carlasduke4178]

Walt Disney did so much to make all those attractions, Shows, and Even Sleeping Beauty's Castle! Thank you, Walt Disney! 😄😄😄

[@MsDisneylandlover]

what was the next show lol

[@TheGbeecher]

Back when Disney was still relevant...Walt would roll over in his grave, if he could see it today...😢