Disneyland Railroad Ambiance/Sights & Sounds in 4k
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Relax to the sights & sounds of the trains pulling into the stations, crossing bridges, chugging through the Grand Canyon and Primeval World, and crossing over the happiest cruise that ever sailed. This is 35 minutes of Disneyland Railroad bliss.
Watch the history of the Disneyland Railroad here:
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All footage shown here was shot by myself in 2019, pre-pandemic.
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My email: alexthehistorian55@gmail.com
DISCLAIMER: I am not a University-educated historian, Alex the Historian was a nickname I got while working at Disneyland as a tour guide. After 5 years of using it as a stage name for my channel, it would be detrimental to the channel to suddenly change the name.
If you'd like to learn about the history of the Disneyland Railroad and how it works, watch my documentary:
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Alex, nothing like the sounds of Live Steam. Always have enjoyed the movie Polar Express for the sounds of the locomotive. Thanks for your time and work.......
I love this so much! I try to take a Grand Circle tour each day of every Disneyland trip. Sometimes two ❤️🚂
Thank you for this. I’m a Disney lover who has always enjoyed the Disneyland Railroad, since I was a little kid. There was a few times I could smell the oil and exhaust.. Therapy for the soul. I’m also a Class I Railroad engineer and the whole saga of the stop inside the tunnel, putting out and reigniting the boiler flame, that was fascinating to watch and think about. I usually just consider it an amusement park attraction and never put much thought into the operations behind it.
Thanks! I'm a steam railroad buff, and I put together a 4 part series about the history (and making of) the Disneyland Railroad, including lots of technical explanations, very thorough. You should check it out! The link is in the description of the video.
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@@AlextheHistorian He's right! I like him logic! I'm gonna use that on my wife! Lol!
Mesmerizing...
Now this is my kind of ASMR
My first Magic key reservation is Jan. 12 and this will be the first thing I do.
You'll enjoy it! Soooo HapPy for you! Have a great Magical Vacation!
Just hearing the sounds of the Disneyland Railroad made me want to research it and learn more about it ,thank you Alex
I have a video series all about the Disneyland Railroad.
@@AlextheHistorian Thank You ,I will look at it right now.
Pretty ride!
Love the train! Thanks so much!
Hi Alex. I saw this when you first posted…. At least I think it was yours. Every post you put up is appreciated. I imagine you are reaching that timeframe where missing the Park grows heavy on your soul. I get that as it’s now been 11 years for me. I was supposed to go last month but Covid and the Park changes along with higher rental car costs etc made it impossible. May we both get back there soon.
Thanks David, but actually I don't miss Disneyland. The Disneyland I miss died almost 15 years ago.
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Walt was RIGHT! A true storyteller! This is my 2nd DL ride. The tram being the 1st. I do the grand circle tour. The railroad is a true "time traveler" Long b4 Back to the Future + bf H G Wells the Time Machine movie. It goes from Victorian Age, a jungle, the old West, post Cavil War, a far away land (Battoo) cartoon environment a land of Fantasy & whim, to Tomorrow, in the past & Pre-historia. Through tunnels, past waterfalls & BEYOND imagination! Ppl said, guests would "refuse" to climb stairs & ride the train. 66 yrs LATERRRRRRRR......LOL!
alex you need to get back to Disney so you can do some updates. You are by far the best
Train was always a great attraction to take a break and get away from the crowds.
Is the train with side facing seats called the Holiday?
There is one train with forward facing seats, it is called "Excursion 3". There are three trains with side-facing seats, they are Holiday 2, Holiday 4, and Holiday 5.
It definitely would be interesting if they still had their diesel roster I saw at least a few photos of. I'd like to one day compare it to the trains I work down here in Minnesota on a railroad called NSSR.
What do you mean "if they still had their diesel roster"?
@@AlextheHistorian Either them or the one in Florida used to have replicas of F Units and other EMD's pulling a few of their excursions around the park.
Oh no no, you must be thinking of another amusement park. Disney is VERY careful about their theming. The Disneyland and WDW railroads take place prior to the end of the Victorian era. Plus, the whole point to constructing those railroads was because of Walt's fascination for vintage live steam. There were no deisel-electric units at either Disneyland or Disney World. The only thing I can think of was that there once was a stationary (and 90% fake) recreation of a California Zephyr, which was used as storefront entrances in the Disney California Adventure park. The only part of that train that was real, was the cab of the EMD F-unit. Maybe that's what you were thinking about?
@@AlextheHistorian Yep. I think that probably was the one I'm thinking of
Thanks Alex! A great video on a somber day 80 years ago. I know you know that I mean. Such a sweet peaceful video. You ALWAYS make me smile! How is Oregon?
E.P. Ripley will come back maybe next year or in 2023
Disney takes TLC of Walt's engines. Sure it will sing + grace the Disneyland Railroad, very VERY soon!
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It seems lately they've been running well above 150 into the 175 - 200 range.
The engines aren't designed to operate on that pressure. 150 is their maximum operating pressure.
Geez, I didn’t realize you had changed your handle - was still watching out for Alex the Historian! Are you on Patreon?
Alex, It would be nice if you check out which trains are running every time so that way we know the rotation
This video was shot on different days over the course of a year, it wouldn't have mattered what the rotation was, I never had planned to make this video.
Is Casey Junior from Dumbo (1941) like C. K. Holliday, E. P. Ripley, Fred Gurley, Ernest S. Marsh, or Ward Kimball?
No, its a very unique engine
@@AlextheHistorian What is Lilly Belle like? A yellow coach (carrying the clowns and other circus performers), a flatcar with a calliope organ, two more several flatcars (carrying various circus wagons), an orange stock car (carrying the elephants), a blue stock car (carrying animals like monkeys, horses, zebras, and camels), one more flatcar (carrying the tent and its supports), a light blue stock car (carrying the giraffes (whose heads are clearly sticking through the roof)), a pink stock car (carrying predators like hyenas, apes, bears, lions, and tigers), a light green stock (carrying animals like ostriches, seals, hippos and kangaroos), a green coach (carrying the circus workmen), a red caboose numbered 2 (carrying the Ringmaster), or a silver coach reserved for Dumbo and Mrs. Jumbo?
It's not any if them...the Casey JR circus train is a freight train...the Lilly Belle is a private observation car.
Is the deer still near the tracks and what Indian is that supposed to be on horseback and what about the moose in the river and what became of the house on fire and the Indian village?, I used to go to Disneyland when I was growing up and it would be nice to see the place again but with the current admission fee of over $75 a person I don't think so.
Yes the deer and elk are still along the tracks, the Indian Chief on horseback has been there on the river since 1956. The moose are located on the island along the riverbanks.
Due to the cost of gas, the burning settlers cabin was replaced with an intact settlers cabin which overlooks the river.
The Indian Village is still located along the river, seen better on the Mark Twain Riverboat. There are also more additions because there's a Panther along the tracks in Adventureland, elk behind the train along the river, and also a Mountain Lion as the train passes above Frontierland. Foxes can also be spotted among the trees prior to arriving at Toontown Depot.