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Disneyland Video History (1954 - 1957)
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2015
- History of Disneyland as shown through the television specials, advertisements and home movies.
Part 1 (1954 - 1957)
(Full List of Videos Coming Soon)
An absolute GEM of American history!! What a shame Disneyland isn't like this today.. would have been nice to see it preserved in all it's original glory.
I'm glad they had the technology to document all this. Very nostalgic.
Is not had
Thank you for this compilation of treasures! It was a joy to enjoy!
Thank you! and you're welcome!
I just watched the house of the future with everything being plastic. Interesting when the real future is realizing how bad plastic is for the earth. Love these videos about the beginning of Disneyland. I'm glad they exist. And I'm glad I grew up in Los Angeles with Disneyland in our backyard. How time flies. I just turned 60!
It's looks like new 🆕 Disney world and Disneyland Disney company class starts at VIP tickets tour New oasr awesome picture awards TCM hollywood movies on money made into store story of the distance from Disney Way magic app key magic New dream key new
Look at all the orange trees. You’d be lucky to find one left in that town.
Well there is still one left in my Mom's back yard 🙄
major disney fan
always c the opening to this makes me cry
People love to complain. Just enjoy.
"The Indian Village is a permanent and popular attraction here"....Apparently NOT permanent... ;)
Art Linkletter was broadcasting this show on his 43rd birthday...
If I could go back in time, I would want to go back to the Future.
I believe the home of the future was created by Monsanto. I think they also had a model for the 1964/65 New York World's Fair at which the Chrysler Corp. featured the jet powered car that one could experience a ride on a small track outside of their pavilion (I was lucky enough to get a ride in it (a 1964 high school jr.)).
Now THAT was "cool"!
I think it was too. How awesome you got to go!
i was today years old when i found out freeways were called that because they have no tolls... mind blown
Walt Disney was such an innovator. I almost feel like I’m watching Steve Jobs
@@paularose9407 You're clueless. Jobs was not all about the money. You just lost any credibility with that statement.
@@mahadragon yeah thanks for the insult like as if you know everything and need to judge .. pfff
I want to go Disneyland
Did you all know this? The buildings along main usa, came from Fort Collins co?
I want my own animation studio... And I want to build my own amusement park like, Walt!!!
We don't taught in history books. But in documentary yes.
It looks like someone flipped off the camera from inside the train station 5:05
Both Steve Jobs & Bill Gates were born the same year that Disneyland first opened: 1955. It was also the same year that Albert Einstein passed away.
I hate to be a nit-pick but the actual opening day is something everyone gets wrong. It's even misrepresented by the company at times. The opening ceremonies on July 17th was a television event and was by invitation only. Unfortunately someone got a hold of the invitation only tickets and counterfeited them. The first day of public operations was July 18th, 1955. Unfortunately, Fantasyland was closed that day due to a gas leak and the restaurants ran out of food.
That was so long ago I'm pretty sure no one cares which day it was originally... it's never gonna be the same park as Mr Disney envisioned it. Today, it's an overblown madhouse of noise and filth.
Was the original footage that blurry ?
it was call black sunday opening day was a nightmare
1986!!!
23:42 ....I guess we won't be seeing THIS feature of the old Disneyland again, will we? Armed guards lowering the flag before nightfall; guests on Main Street actually doffing their hats (some placing them on their hearts), standing at attention.
...I know, I know, it was a different country.
What did that lady do with her leg at 1218? lol
07:24 Aunt Jemima?
Bless her heart.. she makes some DAMN good pancakes!
It’s 2019 and the the future is 1986 way a head back in 1955 Lol
corporateland 😂
I visited the House of the Future as a kid a dreadful place Disney does have its share of flops there is a lot of "since removed" in Disneyland's history
7:25. Aunt Jemima? Some things are best left in 1955
?!? ....What do you mean? There's a whole corporate division and trademark dedicated to pancake products called "Aunt Jemima", owned by Quaker Oats (a subsidiary of PepsiCo), worth how many billions of dollars today? People still seek out their product -- emblazoned with the logo image of Aunt Jemima, that dusky gal in her headscarf.
@@MrJm323 Yes I know about the pancake products but I sorta don't think that's what they were referring to
i not going to mentioned that aunt mama or however u spell
I really just don't want my car to blow up that would be a dream come true it's my only lifeline and support to anything I'm buried in debt and bills and if you could heavenly father if you look down from above withd love on your son can you at least spare me that
i love disney but the value r diff know it all the money now n ppl like gave it to them smh but i do enjoy it
A plastic home in California? Not today. It would have to be made of paper, just like the straws at Disneyland.