Yesterworld: 5 Abandoned & Extinct Disneyland Restaurants

[@YesterworldEntertainment]

Hey all! I hope you enjoy this exploration of abandoned and extinct Disneyland restaurants! It was a fun subject to research, as it’s not a super well known aspect of Disney Park History, so I hope you have as much fun watching it as I did making it! Mark

[@CT--lj9ck]

Yesterworld Entertainment fantastic video

[@moniquemc4553]

Yesterworld Entertainment I love this one!!

[@thisinhumanplace2037]

Yesterworld Entertainment we did in fact this is the exact content we expect from you guys I feel like the numbers show it to one extent or another this is a difficult platform and its BS you guys arent enjoying more success just hang in there

[@thisinhumanplace2037]

Yesterworld Entertainment double toasted only has 100k subscribers themeselves

[@LiftTowerFilms]

Yesterworld Entertainment skull rock at Euro Disneyland is really cool but usually crowded because everyone is trying to get to pirates of the Carribbean

[@FictionalSarah]

I'd never heard of the Chicken of The Sea/Captain Hooks galley before! It's such a shame that they couldn't save it - it looked so cool, and the skull rock addition was fabulous. Glad to know a version lives on at Disneyland Paris.

[@Allisonmarie567]

Sarah me too! Peter Pan is my favorite! 💕

[@gator9339]

You're gorgeous

[@FictionalSarah]

Henry Robles aw, thank you ☺️

[@MKIVWWI]

It was neat to have a lagoon there, especially on hot summer days, to sit by and grab a bite to eat.... looking at the cooling waters flowing off Skull Rock. And the ship itself was "timeless". Sadly, "modern" Disney suits got in the mindset that everything was "expendable" and made no effort to work their revamping of Fantasyland around the lagoon. Instead, just bulldoze. Sadly it sums up much of Disney's corporate identity since at least the 1980s....

[@JamesDavidWalley]

The pirate ship may have looked cool, but the tuna-salad sandwiches they served were about 50% celery…just what a young boy in the early '60s would NOT want to eat.

[@RaoulDuke77]

Didn't expect to see Kurt Russell there, lol. Nice find on that one, he looks like a teenager there.

[@brickman409]

Fun fact, the last filmed appearance of Walt Disney is an introduction to Kurt Russel's first film. In it Walt says he predicts a great acting future for Kurt. It's pretty interesting to think about.

[@RaoulDuke77]

Interesting, clearly Walt was a man who knew what he was talking about, very cool. Learn something new everyday!

[@ModestEgg]

Not only that, but "Kurt Russel" were Walt's last words.

[@gator9339]

ModestEgg I thought Walt's last words were " I don't want no jews in my theme park"

[@mattfahringer148]

@@gator9339 well he was known to be a racist and a Nazi supporter

[@Goodiej17]

My parents still talk about Captain Hooks and Skull rock as their favorite, and how upset they were when it was taken out. I never got to see it since my first trip to DL was in 1987.

[@brandonsbillings]

Bruh. I LIVED for those Happy meals in Disney. It was such a treat as a kid

[@mr.cuddlesworth3144]

@Katie Lewis Burger Invasion return when?

[@supme7558]

Yes🤣

[@Viking_Luchador]

I think non-Disney restaurants should be kept out of the parks. Keep it originals only.

[@brianc8459]

You should do a sequel. I would love to see a showcase that would include the Big Thunder Ranch, The Chicken Plantation and the Mile Long Bar. Also would love to see you dive into the Tahitian Terrace, Aunt Jemina Pancake house and Casa de Frito restaurants before they were drastically altered for future inhabitants.

[@BenLaurence]

Seeing the footage of the chicken of the sea being bulldozed hurt! Never knew about the old restaurant in Tomorrowland... if I ever get out to Disneyland I’m definitely gonna look for the remnants of the old restaurant

[@MeowMeow_95_]

Ben Laurence I'm in love with you!!!

[@pauldelgadillo1827]

What even hurt more was the shot of the ship with a teenaged Bobby Driscoll, who was the voice for Peter Pan. Almost right after the opening of Disneyland. Walt Disney automatically cancelled Driscoll's contract because the poor guy suffered from bad acne. Driscoll was a child actor who was often lent out to other studios and he actually one a special Oscar for his efforts. Then there was the shot of Heather O'Roarke, the future child star of Poltergeist, speaking to that stuffed Mickey Mouse. O'Roarke tragically died at the young age of twelve due to cardiac arrest from septic shock. Driscoll, who was divorced and penniless in 1968 was attempting to make a career for himself but due to his heavy drug usage, that never happened. Bobby's dead body was found by two playing children in a vacant tentament building in Manhattan. The cause of death was hardening of the arteries due to heavy drug usage.

[@pauldelgadillo1827]

The man was definitely anti-unions and he used his hatred when he testified in front of Senator Joe Mc Carthy during the infamous hearings at the US House of Un-American Activities convinced that several of his past employees were communists. The date was Octover 24th, 1947.

[@MKIVWWI]

Ben -- agreed. I knew it was gone, but had never seen it being bulldozed. So sad, because unlike some things (Flight to the Moon), the Captain Hook Pirate Ship was timeless. And iconic. Another bad Disney choice.

[@BenLaurence]

Ruben R. I love you too 😂😂😂

[@GatorRay]

WOW! Seriously love hearing about the history of stuff in Disney Parks. Keep up the good work.

[@CutesyBubblez]

Guest in 2007: McDonalds is ruining the emersion. Guest in 2017: GIMME MY STARBUCKS!

[@ThemeParkStop]

Awesome video.. But now I'm hungry for McDonald's fries, and maybe on the side I'll order, McDonald's fries. I remember getting McNuggets and Fries from Restaurantosaurus when Animal Kingdom opened. Disney and McDonald's were two of the biggest financiers behind Sue the T-Rex being purchased for the Field museum, which is why one of only a few Sue fossil recreations that exist can be found at DAK!

[@tiffprendergast]

Theme Park Stop by Alicia Stella I’ve gotten some over of last week yum 😋

[@jalapeno1119]

I'm so glad Disneyland Paris has a pirate ship and skull rock. It's not a restaurant, but it still looks awesome.

[@wherehog5090]

Captain Hook's Galley looked so cool.

[@timmyt1717]

Anyone else sort of getting that uncomfortable feeling of the costumes for Micky and Minnie around 5:37 ? ^O^ Also, I love the fact there's some notable history to even the restaurants outside of just the rides! Do keep up the great work Yesterworld! ^=^

[@dansparce]

I love Disneyland, but I always feel really sad when I go and visit and see those spaces in Tomorrowland that are completely underutilized, especially knowing a lot of them had once been used for something. So much money and so many remodels, youd think they would manage to figure out something to make Tomorrowland feel as full as the rest of the park.

[@chuckcookus]

Monsanto house of the future adventure through inner space carousel of Progress submarines without projector screens 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Mission to the Moon/Mars PeopleMover

[@dansparce]

I miss the PeopleMover so bad. The only ride my whole family rode together.

[@Riceball01]

chuckcookus Of the attractions you've listed, only one's space is not currently being utilized and that's the People Mover. Everything else has either had part of their space taken over by a new attaction or has been completely replaced by something new.

[@MKIVWWI]

Dansparce -- Sadly, without Walt's guiding influence, Disney lost any real vision of the "near future" (I'm talking 30 - 50 years, not Star Wars fantasy stuff), and let Tomorrowland slide. Good rides that were timeless gone -- the Skybuckets, the Peoplemover, the Astrojets... these should still be there. Zero reason to remove any of these three. Tomorrowland Terrace with the raising stage should still be there, as well. I think Tomorrowland's 1967 face-lift was the best incarnation ever, and the buildings still looks quite "futuristic" even today. Sorry, but 1870s Jules Verne might have been "futuristic" a century ago, but not now. It's simply NOT our 'tomorrow'. As for the attractions, sure some needed to be remade. Why not revamp Mission to Moon/Mars into something more current (NOT an "auditorium" experience anymore, which was passé) but a Omnimover type ride where you see the rings of Saturn, plumb the depths of the icy seas of Europa, zip over the hot Venusian landscape, travel on the edge of Mars' Valles Marineris, etc. Revamp the shrinking ride from atomic level into a "Fantastic Voyage" type where guests are "miniaturized" and go thru the human body, like the still classic and timeless 1966 movie? Disney has copped out with way too much Star Wars stuff (which is a movie franchise I don't happen to care for) -- and is NOT "tomorrowland" material (just cause it takes place in space), nor is it educational, which Walt strove for. Maybe some aspects of Star Wars will be "tomorrow" in a few thousand years, but that's NOT what Walt intended -- he wanted his Tomorrowland to be always evolving, and staying just a few decades "ahead of the curve". When I go back and look at 1967-era Tomorrowland, it's still classic, clean, and has great lines. Now, that Jules Verne piece of copper junk at the entrance, cheapy looking plastic signage, and a menagerie of different looks, like some "boulevard of the world"? Get rid of it all and go back to your 1967, including the Astrojets, Tomorrowland Terrace, Skybuckets, late 50s style Monorail cars, Peoplemover... and paint those danged subs back to Navy grey! Who needs to advertise for an old Beatles song?

[@Riceball01]

MKIVWWI Astrojets are still at Disneyland, they were just moved from on top of the People Mover loading platform to the front of Tomorrowland is all. Also, to the best of my knowledge (it's been a few years since I've last been to the Park) the Tomorrowland stage is stil around too and still comes up from underneath Tomorrowland. In regards to Skybuckets and Peoplemover, yeah, they should have kept both if only because they were relaxing rides that weren't too busy so were a good chance to get off of your feet for a while without having to wait a long time to do so. Sadly, at Disneyland at least, the PeopleMover can't be brought back due to the state of the ride track, although it is more feasible than the SKybuckets since their old path through the Matterhorn is now closed and they would have to completely reroute the ride.

[@rosenrot234]

I miss Westward Ho. It was always fun to just chill in the shade with some fries while waiting for Big Thunder fastpass times.

[@MatecaCorp]

I wish I could have seen some of these extinct establishments. Some of them (especially Hook's Galley!) were really cool. The McDonalds thing was one weird situation. I remember the Conestoga Fries stand very well. I always thought it was rather random. Also, Mickey's voice in the Space Mountain opening ceremony video is really weird. It just isn't... Right. Like they got a voice impersonator from a comedy club and had him gargle soda while recording. Ah, the good old days! xD

[@jasonleman1396]

was lucky enough to eat at captain's hook in the early 80s, it broke my heart seeing it demolished like that!

[@stevensky7113]

Thank you for talking about the whole McDonald’s situation. I swear that when I was a kid my family asked if I wanted McDonald’s in the park and for the last 10 years it’s been sort of a blurred memory at the back of my head.

[@KentaroMiyamoto21]

5:35 Wow the costumes have improved since then.

[@Marchant2]

LOL! That Minnie and Mickey looked pretty lame. Like they were made form a HS crafts class.

[@vegetafan9922]

Marchant2 Not "lame" more like "Horrifying"

[@MKIVWWI]

Those were the original Mickey and Minnie of the late 1920s & 1930s. Pretty rudimentary by today's standards, but you still occasionally see this style used when they want to show the "historic" Mickey & Minnie.

[@vegetafan9922]

@@MKIVWWI But you do agree that they were horrifying,right?

[@clumpofdoghair5914]

Literally just two strangers wearing tight black clothes and a paper hat

[@PAPOOSELAKESURFER]

The Pirate Ship hot tuna sandwiches were my favorite food at Disneyland, 1955 it cost about eight dollars to get in with a book, including two precious "E" tickets. Back then Knotts Berry Farm owned Calico Ghost Town where you could get soda cups with pure boysenberry juice (pure and real). I remember hot muggy afternoons with a Mint Julip drink overlooking the paddle wheel and pirate ships passing by, sugaring up before voyaging to Tom Sawyer's Island. Rug rat heaven in the 1950's!

[@viola3581]

Burger Invasion did NOT become Pizza Oom Mow Mow...they sat next to each other. Burger Invasion became a Mediterranean skewer restaurant.

[@vincethebanana]

D. Sweet Yeah there’s like some syrup food thing there that was so difficult to eat lol...

[@chuckcookus]

>Burger Invasion became a Mediterranean skewer restaurant. Just like real life!

[@JennyNicholson]

Was gonna Disneysplain this but was beaten to it... yes Burger Invasion became Paradise Garden Grill, which served Mediterranean for a long time and now serves Mexican food, or extensions of seasonal festival menus. It's still the same structure and service counters, just... without the giant burger on top. (But it's technically all one long building and seating area which is attached to Boardwalk Pizza/Pizza Oom Mow Mow)

[@rosemayer8950]

opinions on the pizza oom mow mow kid's meal with the peanut butter and jelly and marshmallow pizza? horrifying mistake or lost disney food treasure?

[@viola3581]

rose mayer those special pizzas are still available at Goofy’s Kitchen...definitely a living treasure! 😋

[@teutonicbohemian]

The music is amazing. Great content. Wow. Don’t stop. This is nostalgic af, but I’ve never seen this stuff before lol

[@jacobgarland4692]

It seems like there were so many unique shops/restaurants back towards the opening of Disneyland. Wish they were still around today. Awesome video!

[@michaeltaylor9977]

Captain Hooks Galley would have been one I would have loved to eaten in, especially with the skull rock scene. Too, bad there isn't room to bring it back? Or, is it? There was also Aunt Jemima's Pancake Restaurant. Although it's been renamed, that would have been another I would have eaten at. There was also the Silver Banjo restaurant that actor Don DeFore had briefly in Frontierland.

[@grizzlyhead9812]

michael taylor I believe they were planing at one point moving the ship to where Videopolis (Fantasyland Theater 2: Electric Bugaloo) later went.

[@Revkor]

I get the orignal ship had issues that prevented the move but why not build a new one. jsut seems stupid to me.

[@grizzlyhead9812]

Revkor It’s all about money.

[@MKIVWWI]

Michael -- It WAS a great place to grab a quick lunch (especially if you liked tuna fish) and rest before the next onslaught of rides! Great location, with Skull Rock there, and the cooling waters. Should never have been touched.

[@kestrel4294]

My favorite foods/restaurants at D-Land in the 80’s and 90’s were the wonderful smoked beef ribs at the ranch near Big Thunder Mountain and the fancy French restaurant in Pirates of the Caribbean. Still dream about those beef ribs. They were a MUST and part of my daily budget. Often the only meal I’d eat in the park all day!

[@carsonfran]

Very entertaining. I'm older than dust and have memories of eating on the Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship, and always made my parents stop at the Welch's Grape Juice Bar and those fabulous grape themed cups.

[@jamesjourneys7566]

No mention of Big Thunder Ranch Bar b Que? The food wasn't the best but it really filled you up! Galaxy's Edge is going to be cool but it's a shame it took over BTR's space. Thanks for the fries visual to show my kids.

[@dansparce]

The idea they charge so much for a park that has so little is criminal, and no amount of Pixar re-skin will make it worth it. Just drop the two gates and merge the parks into a single entity.

[@jalapeno1119]

Are people really mourning the loss of an average restaurant that replaced one of Disneyland's best attractions? You can still get some of the same food elsewhere in the park.

[@PepperTreeVilla]

Mark, I still mourn the loss of the Welch’s Juice Bar in Fantasyland. There was nothing quite like an ice cold glass of Welch’s grape juice during a hot summer afternoon in Anaheim. However, Pizza Oom Mow Mow was an opening day restaurant that served pizza in the shape of surfboards. It was located to the left side of Burger Invasion. The old Burger Invasion location became Paradise Garden Grill and the pizza place is now called Boardwalk Pizza and Pasta. Great job on the video! I ALWAYS appreciate your diligent work.

[@PepperTreeVilla]

As far as the Disney toys in the 90s, watch my channel later this year at Christmastime. You’ll see a 101 Dalmatians Christmas Tree in our Christmas Forest at Pepper Tree Villa. It will have all 101 dalmatian toys, 101 black spots, and Cruella will sit on top as the “angel” of the tree.

[@MKIVWWI]

Pepper -- Agreed! We only went in the summer when it was hot, and always seemed to hit Fantasyland in the afternoon. Standing in long lines, that ice cold grape juice sure tasted good! I can remember slugging down a glass of it to "rehydrate", then munching on a pop while waiting in another long line!

[@olddisneylandtickets]

Thank you for the scene credit on the Pirate ship destruction photos, I appreciate that... Great video!

[@brickman409]

I really miss the french fry wagon in frontierland. That was the best.

[@hiridavidfeign]

After my first trip to Disneyland in 66, I was really sad to learn that I'd missed seeing Skull Rock. We ate at the pirate ship, but exited through the front. To this day, it's a sore spot with me. The design is just beautiful, and they've never actually recreated that. I've yet to see any photos from inside the walkway part of it. If you ever find any, please post them. The only one of these I'm glad to see go is McDonald's. Good riddance. Another great vid. Thanks.

[@CocoHutzpah]

I still have my four McDonald's Disney Millennium glasses. The colors have faded a bit from 18 years of use.

[@coffycup75]

Captain Hook's, wow ... my parents took me there every week. They loved the clam chowder. One of the coolest-looking restaurants the park ever had.

[@LilFiremaster]

Heather O'Rouke?! *bottom lip quivers, cries in the corner*

[@WaffeHo]

3 weeks ago, a group fo us did 3 days at Disney, and on the 4th day, we went to Westwood and saw her's (and others) graves.

[@TheRealNormanBates]

You can see her at 7:18

[@pinball541]

I always loved to eat at The Space Place, over eating at the Tomorrowland Terrace. The food was better, the eating area was shaded, and you could wave at the people on The Peoplemover as they passed by. All of these years later I can still taste the HOT, greasy, garlic parmesan cheese fries that came with my space burger.

[@thejurassicman661]

Will you be doing some stuff for Universal Studio again?

[@alx42013]

I have old pictures.... Of the chicken of the sea restaurant,(It was Captain Hooks Restaurant when i was little).It was an amazing pirate ship and restaurant.I also have pix of me and my brother at skull rock.I was heartbroken as a kid,to see it be demolished.....for crappy Dumbo. I miss old Disneyland....😪

[@MrDumbElite]

Wait at 2:26 Captain hook is in tomorrowland. Isn't that a huge no no for Disney to not break immersion?

[@abluemug]

Oh wow. I never really cared about the immersion rule but seeing Captain Hook there REALLY FREAKS ME OUT!

[@DoctorNumber10]

I was walking through tomorrow land and ran into Cruella De Vil on my way over to space mountain at the Not So Scary Halloween party this year. While it was a bit jarring there I still enjoyed it. She critiqued my tightrope girl dress for not having the parasol to go with it and then walked off all huffy. Was definitely a highlight of the night for me.

[@นพวงศ์ใจอารีย์]

Yep

[@Ashley-mj9je]

A BUNCH of cool stuff I didn't know about the park in this!! Exciting to realize the reason for certain weird formats around the park/interesting building fronts. Awesome video!

[@cmissshelleymichelle]

Actress Heather O'Rourek of the Poltergeist movie series fame at 7:17-7:25?

[@hellsson1996]

I saw that and was bummed out. That is a real sad story.

[@cmissshelleymichelle]

Tom Miller Yes it is. She was only 12yrs. A pre-teen. But at least she got to experience life at such a young age w/ the movies and tv and go to go to Disney. The happiest place on earth they say. Or not for her that day.

[@tiffprendergast]

CMissShelleyMichelle yeah

[@tiffprendergast]

CMissShelleyMichelle rourke

[@sokiecribbs5881]

Love the vintage footage...Thanks!

[@tylertheimagineer6561]

I have a disney hisotry channel similar to yesterworld! I would love if you could subcrieb and watch my first 2 history videos

[@TubboDaKittyCat]

I’m so happy I got to see Captain EO before it closed down. I knew when I went that attraction was gonna die. The whole place was built to house a TON of people and barely any of the seats were filled. It was definitely cheesy but I loved it.

[@ZGryphon]

I had a free couple of hours one afternoon during my one visit to WDW, as part of a wedding party in 2012, and randomly stumbled across the _Captain EO_ revival while wandering around EPCOT. Having heard about it as a kid, I felt compelled to check it out. I may have been the only person there to enjoy it unironically.

[@serahmatsu6906]

I'm so glad some of the iconic restaurants are still in DL Paris! It's interesting to watch these videos since, as a Spanish person, we go to Paris for Disneyland and there's so many stuff there that it's not anymore in the US

[@ArrowsInTheMoon]

Got the notification while I was at work, couldnt wait to get home and watch!

[@sydneyhamilton2575]

Little Girl: What's Happening Mickey?! Mickey Doll: Don't Ask Me, Ask My (Various) Gods.

[@bigbangtheorybro3338]

when will talk about more extinct Disneyland props and effects?

[@jasonleman1396]

was only lucky enough to eat at captain hooks once (i swear my grandparents had pictures of my brother and I eating there but could never find it now). it reminds me of people mover and skyway as things I miss the most (been going since the mid 70s)

[@microbusss]

Sunkist = sun-kissed!

[@MKIVWWI]

Something about standing in a lot of long lines in the hot sun, and that ice cold orange juice (or Welch's grape juice in Fantasyland) sure tasted refreshing... more so than a cola. Old Walt knew what he was doing!

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

Soda makes you more thirsty

[@jmvsic]

sunk-ist... i kept raising an eyebrow each time he said it, hahaha.

[@joevinski1]

Fantastic video brother!!! Wish you could upload every day lol

[@gtviper1158]

Man I remember my parents getting me McDonalds fries in Disneyland. Thanks for the blast to the past.

[@treyalsup]

07:20 It's Carol Anne from Poltergeist!

[@midnightchaser9453]

9:51 my family has about 20 of these that we still to this day use as our main kitchen glasses. weird seeing the commercial for them lol

[@bebopblue]

9:52 I still drink out of these glasses to this day

[@sunsetharbourentertainment6339]

bebopblue I still have the 25th celebration park glasses I use the epcot n mgm glass more than I do animal kingdom and magic kingdom glasses though I always liked how they depections looked when filled up like its like a night look when filled with soda each one truely a work of art

[@disneylover3434]

I have those cups in my house at 9:52

[@catebrooks6779]

You got a thumbs up JUST for having the Pirate Ship in the thumb! I remember that place - which closed when I was pretty young - and my (now dead) Dad LOVED that place!! Skull Rock, and the walkthrough... it was slightly OK to go to the hotel after that was removed, to the waterfalls and the Dancing Waters show (precursor teeny of Fantasmic), but Dad always reminisced about Skull Rock. I think he was a pirate (a nice one) in another life. ;) I miss Mission to Mars... it was neat. And Captain EO was WEIRD... but cool to my youngish eyes. I just lurv that orange and blue tile! May have had an influence on my favorite shade of orange: the darkest tiles pretty much are my favorite color. ErMerGersh!!! THAT SPECIAL! I HAVE SEEN THAT A THOUSAND TIMES! used to watch it at least a few times a year on Beta... I am so old... *hee* Mickey Mouse/Fantasyland Theater! They removed many parent's sanity place when they got rid of that... and a place to make sure young'uns didn't get overheated or too overwhelmed. They really do need to bring back resting places inside the park that aren't in a line. Thanks again for the Memory Lane trip.

[@christopherwall2121]

Okay, I haven't got memory of most of these, but mentioning the ten-year Disney/McDonald's alliance did get me nostalgic. I hope that doesn't say anything about me.

[@sunsetharbourentertainment6339]

Christopher Wall depends I used to have afew of the vhs collection figures thought it was something tht they had such detailed vhs cases though ever get the feeling it was heavily princess oriented o.O

[@sunsetharbourentertainment6339]

though Idk if atlantis figures or haunted mansion toys counted depending on the 10 year lapse >~>

[@darsparx]

Can we all agree the costumes for mickey and minnie at 5:39 is the stuff of nightmares?

[@Shadowghost36]

And now I FINALLY know why that backstage entrance gate is called the Egg Gate! Because it was next to the Egg House! Thank you, I've been asking co-workers that for 6 months and no one knew.

[@sleeplessstudios7626]

"It'S nEvER bEeN clOSeD befORe. WHat'S hAPpEniNG, MicKEy??" This clip is the best.

[@WorldsFairNYC]

Great editing. Awesome work.

[@lestatdelc]

Surprised there was no mention of Disneyland's Big Thunder ranch Chuck Wagon cook-out.

[@Maximusprime24]

At 11:19 the picture in the newspaper, I thought at first a lady was legit crying that Mcdonald's was leaving Disneyland lol

[@未來人2100]

I love the Pirates' Ship. They should TURN IT BACK.

[@salaciousbum1161]

I remember the Space Place as a kid. That was our routine. We used to go on the Peoplemover then right after get a burger for lunch.

[@brianfuller5868]

Thanx, so many memories.

[@CrockettsCabin]

I REMEMBER that Pirate Ship restaurant. As I kid I always wanted to eat there and we never did. Sad that I had totally forgotten it existed.

[@Dunseith27]

My absolute favorite Disney restaurant that no longer exists is Fulton's crab house, had some fantastic meals there!

[@kathiheckenlively3974]

My favorite now extinct restaurant was the food court building in the Hollywood & Vine Section of DCA, which was quickly replaced with the Millionaire Game attraction, which sadly is also now extinct.

[@Xmetalfanx]

the sunkish citrus house lol

[@theyfinallygottome]

5:35 “I think I can see two of the most important people here coming now” Those are not people. Those are monsters

[@lausd3562]

Chicken of the Sea was my fave place to eat. I worked at the park for 10 years.

[@Yikesmica]

Is that the actress that played Carol Ann in poltergeist at 7:20?

[@edvaira6891]

I miss the Soap Opera Cafe That opened with Disney California Adventure...decent food, Really good reproductions of Soap opera sets, and wandering improv actors made this a sadly short lived favorite with my family in the early 2000’s...it’s now the PlayhouseDisney Theatre

[@null0byte]

I remember the Sunkist Citrus house on Main Street...I also remember it as not being very populated in the mid 80's while walking out of Disneyland at night....

[@thecuttlekid2758]

hearing what happened to the Chicken of the Sea just made me so sad. it was such a beautiful structure...

[@richardbullard2564]

Hook is a fan of Captain EO. That's what the tunnels are for!!!!

[@acorcilius1]

Omg! Captain EO! Love that Michael Jackson was him!!! R.I.P Michael

[@jacobdominguez7808]

GREAT video, as always!!!👍😁💯

[@gtviper1158]

1:27 Is that really the one and only Kurt Russell?

[@Warlocke000]

Yup, he was in a ton of Disney stuff when he was a kid.

[@christopherwall2121]

Warlocke000 I like to imagine he recorded his lines for The Fox and the Hound while still wearing the Snake Plisskin costume

[@donaubry8774]

In late 1970's, I was little kid with My family went to there and I saw a Pirate Ship by Chicken of the Sea. I didn't go to Disneyland again till 1984, my brother and I went to there again and I walked around there. where was pirate ship? Oh it was gone and now was new Dumbo rides.

[@Thehouseoffail]

OMG.... I remember that Cinderella toy at 9:43! I knocked a tooth out playing with it.

[@jordanserchuk7418]

Someday could you do a whole video about Disneyland's old Fantasyland and its massive '80s overhaul?

[@jamesrael9557]

Wow, I don't think I would have even recognized first decade Disneyland. I grew up with it as a southern Californian in the 80's, and know it inside and out. But it sure looks different in the 50's and early 60's.

[@jimviathin_1622]

Yesterworld uploaded a vid? Today is a good day.

[@Afineaddition]

Very fitting to use a clip from The Founder during the McDonalds section

[@Cajalco]

Dude those fries hit the spot, haha burgers weren’t needed.

[@AndrewB..]

Amazing video as always

[@JamesKingsleyQPatriotOrg]

I loved the old Stage.. Saw the late 70's Mousekateer show there and it was awesome.

[@pearsooo6972]

Nice great part of history

[@EmOconnelley]

Another McDonald’s related thing about Disney is that in the dinosaur ride the pipes are coloured like condiments so white is mayo yellow is mustard and red is ketchup

[@null0byte]

Heh, my parents never stopped referring to it as the Egg House. Back when I was a little kid, we would go there as early as possible when we visited so we could have breakfast at the Egg House. I still remember the Mickey Mouse pancakes there, not quite what is known as that today...... Nostalgia.....

[@feedthehungry1]

Really enjoy your Videos young man.....been going to California parks since the 1970s as a child witnessed Revolution opening at Magic Mountain when it was Magic.......if you could do one on Marine World Africa USA Redwood City California that MiKe Demitrius opened and ran until sell to Six Flags........Man I Loved that park they used to walk Tigers through park and I saw the Star Wars Bantha Elephant! Thanks - Heath

[@victorbrunswick]

Never ate at Captain Hook's Galley but I used to love playing on the deck.

[@DavidVitrano]

These restaurants need to come back somehow someway.

[@timfortune9]

I see the Disney parks McDonald's glasses and I had to go to my cabinet to see the ones we have. My brothers use them as tumblers for sipping whiskey nowadays.

[@chicathecatgirl]

Theres a little ice parlor in Euro Disney who has those images of the centaurs from Fantasia. I think it looks pretty sililar to the one you shown.

[@jdzencelowcz]

I do appreciate the fact that the McD QPs & Dbl QPs R made fresh, & I'm pretty sure they upped the overall quality of all their food. & TBH, I don't even get fries normally, so I don't miss super sized options.

[@leediaz2908]

Just a small correction. When your talking about McDonald's in the parks you stated that it was first implemented in Dinoland in 1997 but Disney Animal Kingdom didn't open until 1998.

[@yugioht42]

If anyone remembers a McDonald’s was at downtown Disney here in Orlando. Now this is before the conversation into Disney springs. I think the area became something else but I’m not sure exactly what because it was really close to what the employee parking is now.

[@richardjacobs]

Man I really like that filters you used in your intro. What are they called? Want to use them for some of my digital creations...

[@vincevdijk7430]

Disneyland Paris had a CAST MEMBER ONLY Mcdonalds restaurant backstage for some years in the early 2000's.

[@sweagboi]

oh my god Westward Ho! was the best part of Frontierland! i remember if it was getting cold and we'd happen to go by, we'd always go by it and get some hot fries to warm up with.