Have You Noticed Disneyland's Most Unique Building?
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- Опубликовано: 22 мар 2024
- Disneyland regrets making this building. Today, Hey, Brickey will explain why Disneyland no longer constructs such buildings.
The Most Unique Building You Never Noticed! Dive into the world of Disney architecture as we explore the rare 360 buildings nestled within the park. Did you know there are only eight of these immersive structures in Disneyland? And guess what, not a single one in DCA! Uncover the secrets behind why Disney steers clear of this design tactic and how it adds to the magic of the park. But wait, there's more! Among these exclusive buildings, only one stands out with a whopping eight amenities for guests, straddling two lands with beautiful views of three others!
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Thanks for another great video, Brickey. This is why I love your channel so much! The deep dives into Disneyland history, architecture and design on your channel is so unique. I’ve gone down many rabbit holes in these areas myself and it’s great to see a channel that appreciates all the hidden things Disneyland has to bring the magic! Walt really knew what he was doing bringing in set builders to use the techniques for shared use buildings like they do on the backlots of movie studios. Thank you!
Dude! I'm so glad you enjoyed this. I'm watching the numbers on the backend and nobody is commenting and I was worried I covered a topic that was too niche and nobody gave an F! So sincerely appreciate you letting me know that you love this part of the park like me and that there's a lane for something other than new popcorn buckets and expired ride times!
@HeyBrickey so the more we comment, YT pushes out your content to New people.. Algorithms suck.
@@SimplyBrandy23 not necessarily, I was just reading comments to make sure people were enjoying the video today. No one makes videos like these so it’s hard to exhale until I see the customer satisfaction ❤️
This is the kind of content that I would want on Disney +. As someone that cannot justify a trip to Disneyland this year, thank you for making the parks accessible on such a deep level. Thank you.
Disney+ would never make this kind of content. For a company that's based on storytelling, they actually don't know how to tell their own story.
Your rooftop camera angles and the aerial Google Earth views give a unique yet instructive element to your already elevated storytelling. I've never thought about those 360 buildings with such detail, and it's really cool to have more to explore and contemplate while absorbing all the magic in the park.
Same. It’s so interesting to learn about these details. 💕
Another great video of things that amazed me while working there.
Before working there, I never even thought about how all those restaurants and shops were all one. Then I had to report into the middle for a Fantasmic crowd control meeting upstairs... discovered there were offices, a conference room, maintenance lockers, a break room, and probably more. Just made me appreciate the magic more.
Oh, I would love to see all those other rooms that exist in the nucleus of this building. Thanks for sharing and for watching!
As a previous Cast Member I can tell you that you would be even more impressed how things intertwine backstage. One summer 30 years ago I was a performer in Aladdin's Oasis, Golden Horseshoe, and Beauty & the Beast at Videopolis stage. You'd be amazed on how easy it was for us to navigate behind the scenes backstage to work in several lands.
I would absolutely love to see how all of that works! Thanks for sharing.
You make the best Disneyland videos
youtube has been recommending your videos for a couple days and i finally gave in, I'm glad I did
Great content!
Professor Brickey at it again. Keep the knowledge flowing and we will continue to show up for them! Thanks as always for your love of the happiest place on earth B!
Thanks Jason!!!
I love walking around that whole building. I've always known that it is magical, even as a child. I wanted to live there.
Nice!
A new perspective, a new insight and a new piece of informative entertainment.
Many more secrets of design to come
Your videos really enrich the park experience! 🙂
I couldn't agree more!
As a fellow designer, I love these deep dives into the brilliant design and problem solving at Disneyland. These have become my favorite Disney park videos. Please keep them coming.
Your creations and content is incredible. It is so great to see amazing content creators supporting each other
Brickey’s channel truly deserves a million subscribers! He puts a lot of time and research into his videos. Drives me crazy that people like Theme Park Steve do literally nothing but walk around and try to get Super Chat money out of people, yet have more subscribers. I support people like Brickey, Provost and Fresh Baked all the way!
Wouldn’t be crazy if they still had the shops with vendors I don’t know why, but I can see target having a shop on Main Street So I’m kind of glad it’s not like that but I can see brands like Columbia having a a shop that would make more sense
It would be very different to have vendors inside the stores. I always imagined it to be smaller niche brands but your Target theory is probably more accurate. 😂
Isn’t Starbucks is an outside vendor in the park?
@@Mr.SlashX I’m not 100% sure usually when Starbucks is inside of target. It’s target employees that’s working for Starbucks. So I’m guessing it’s the same way.
Love this video! It's amazing how they get so many uses for that one building! Making your way around the building takes you through 3 lands. It ties that whole area together!
It's amazing when you think about the heavy lifting this building is doing to keep the Disneyland story alive. Appreciate you!
What Disney learned was to provide underground access to these island buildings. The Tomorrowland Terrace building has tunnel-access to backstage behind Innoventions. In FL, there is a constellation of island buildings that sit on an underground loop tunnel. In Epcot, the Innoventions building is connected by tunnel to back of house. In New Orleans Square, all the buildings sit over a common basement that they all have access to. The island building in Batuu has underground access.
Before 2020, we would always stop at The Golden Horseshoe for lunch. I didn’t realize it was part of a 360 building. We would also stop at Bengal barbecue for dinner. The whole building, all sides, is the most fun to look at. It’s so cobbled together yet so cohesive. I really love this ingenuity.
Amazing problem solving!
Great job Brickey!!! I learned a lot 😎👊🤙
This makes me so HAPPY!!! You never know what people have or haven't figured out; I always hope to add a little new perspective to the place that I love so much. Thanks for letting me know you got some new chicken nuggets of information.
Great Video showing some of the unique buildings and imagineering problem solving and storytelling. Keep up the good work !
Another great video! This is one of those things you just don’t realize walking around it until it’s pointed out. The way they make the transitions so smooth is amazing. After watching this I know I’ll pay more attention to this building on my next visit!
Great video! It was great meeting you in Tomorrowland yesterday!
Yeah, man, it's always great seeing a new friend. Hope you enjoyed your slow roll solo day!
Love these details! Great Video!
Thanks!!! Saw someone that looked just like you yesterday at the park in the very final second of saying I was like whoops!!!
@@HeyBrickey😂wish I was there! Soon, though! Thanks for the great videos to keep between visits!
I like seeing Disney problem solving videos. Great job Brickster!
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Another great Saturday knowledge fest! Now I want to look for these little guys 🙈🙉🙊 next time I’m in Adventure Land. Thanks, Brickey. Cheers
Over on the left far side of the grill. They are pretty hidden ❤️
Pendleton Dude approved 😎
How cool are those old ads!!!!
Somehow I’m thinking that in newer parks, some of those shops would be connected on the inside, kind of like the Mainstreet shops.
All of the shops in the same land are connected. With the bathroom in the middle I guess not a way to go from Adventureland shops to the Frontierland shops.
I love this building. Golden Horseshoe is my absolute favorite building in all of Disneyland. But I have wondered for years what was upstairs of Mercantile and I can’t wait for that history. I knew there was more to it than some leftover storage space, although it makes me a little sad to know there’s nothing happening up there now:(
The architecture is my favorite part of the park, I love seeing content like this.
I was shown the various entrances to Pirates through the shops in New Orleans Square by an awesome cast member on my last trip, it was like a childhood dream coming true to see finally.
I also love the idea of putting your wife’s favorite shop into the park you built like a personal mall for the one you adore.
I love the Lillian comment ❤️
Great video, never knew all the detail in that building! Amazing work by Imagineering 👏👏👏
Hello Brickey, we are always interested in the architecture of the buildings in Disneyland and DCA. We have a lot of pictures that are actually of the buildings. Thank you for sharing the information about the uniqueness and purpose of them. It’s interesting how some have several uses in one! 🤗
The transition building that you noted with a "Caribbean" style reminds me (a native New Orleanian) of shotgun houses in the Marigny or Bywater areas of New Orleans where gentrification has added bright colors to the traditional New Orleans architecture/culture.
Brickey, thanks for yet another fantastic video! You bring a truly interesting facet to Disneyland information. Please keep doing what you're doing!
Loved this’. Fascinating & interesting. On a side note de Nate? I grew up loving the Pendleton Shop and purchased many items there throughout the years. Thanks for your videos.
Loved this video Brickey. I have never paid attention to this building and never knew it was one building. Fascinating. Thank you for taking me on this magical adventure. I need to slow down and truly enjoy my beloved Disneyland
Awesome Video!
I totally remember Pendleton!! My Dad used to love that store! Brings back my childhood memories. I can’t wait for the next one!!!
Love your content! I love seeing how the "magicians" make the magic happen.
I just had a thought. This almost reminds me of the Winchester Mansion. But it totally works in the park environment!
Damn bro, I love this ssshhhhiii....stuff so much. This is definitely a channel for the super fans. The fans that want more than the fluff offered on the other channels. The fans that like to be educated and learn what makes their favorite place run. I normally watch your videos 2-3 times. Thanks for all your hard work. It really shows in the finished product.
Happy to hear that other people care about the park and not it's popcorn buckets or expired ride times ❤️ BTW GREAT SCREEN NAME!!!
Your exploration and unravelling of Disney is stunningly amazing!
Thanks!
I love these kind of detailed examinations
Hey Brickey, loved this video report! It gives a deeper window view into the thought and design of these buildings that makes the Disneyland magic that we take for granted.
Thanks
A Pendleton video would be sick!
Thanks for the feedback
Great video to kick off a rainy Saturday.
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Congrats on the sub growth. Long overdue. Keep up the great content.
Thanks!!! I’m trying to keep hitting while the iron is hot.
great video, you’re my favorite Disneyland channel!
I appreciate that ❤️
Brickey your amazing in how you come up with all this info. Thank you for sharing your adventures and knowledge. Great documentary. Waiting for your next great adventure.
When using Google maps you see many instances of it. Good use of space.
Great Video. I've been going to Disneyland all my life and I'm 51. Lol yet a little hip to some of these designs i understand them alot better now! I've never seen it so eloquently explained. Well done dude!
Love your channel, just one little tidbit about this video. Adventureland Bazaar did open with the park but Rolly Crump was in charge of remodeling it in 1961, it was his first project as an imagineer. Some of the things used from the Disney junkyard were old ticket booths.
Excellent video breaking down the genius of Disney architecture. 👏🏻
I knew this factoid about that specific structure before the age of the internet!
When researching the space of Disneyland when making my own scale model of the park back in the 90's. There was a photography book simply titled, "Above Los Angeles" by Robert Cameron. It had the first photos that I ever seen of Disneyland from God's point of view (air). Before Google Earth, etc. That book really took some awesome vantage points that we've never seen. Classic Disney Imagineering at it's prime with what they've done and able to do with 1 building that took on identities.
Another informative and entertaining video. Love videos like this!
That island between frontier land and adventure land is at least three separate buildings. There are gates between the buildings, but they don't have a continual indoor corridor between them all.
Great video. I love it. I often wondered about this area.
Glad you enjoyed it
Nicely done!
Yaaassss let's look at all of these great buildings
Brickley, thanks for the informative and well presented content. I really appreciate that you are not like the vast majority of ride, merch chasing streamers. That content is all the same. Continue to brings us the good and bad on Disneyland and DCA. To any of those people who think that Walt would be pleased with the current situation overall with WDC are living in Fantasyland. Wake up don't keep paying for this sub par product.
It’s hard to wrap my mind around all this cause I've never been to Disneyland or Disneyworld
I just started watching you today and I love your videos! Keep up the good work dude ❤
Thanks!!!
Cool video
Hey Brickey, great video! San Fransokyo. Has one 3D building FYI
Which one? The bakery sits on the water and is not accessible to any guests on that long side. And the other buildings back up to backstage. Unless your taking about the margarita stand which is hardly a building if we’re counting that one than we might as well count every hot dog cart.
Ya, I was thinking the bakery but one side is on the water… Please keep these awesome deep dives going!!!!
@@TheDad805 that’s the closest DCA comes to one. Love that building and that fake side of it. More to come don’t worry!! Thanks
Greetings Brickey. The topic you did bring forward here, even when it is specific to Disneyland, does have more value into a general architectural city planning context. I mean, in real cities anywhere on earth. It is a concept that is rarely used and if it appears, it's most probably the result of an organic growth in historic cities, in city parts that were not obsessively ruled into structures determined (planned) by city officials or nobilitiy. A way of living together in more of less cramped spaces, could drive the local people into 360° use hubs. Through time.
It is a subject I'm been busy with since 40 years, as being architect, heritage protection worker and theme park studies enthousiast. In theory, the chances it happens are greater when the multifunction hub is created within just one property. (Like it is in a theme park) In reality, it occurs more within vernacular context. There are old time examples however of noblility creating something like that, and then, in fact, they were building the predecessors of our contemporary theme parks. The main difference being, that the target public was 'nobility only', and the important outdoors function was staging theatrical performances which looked like real life happenings. (Examples all over Europe, but more in England, Germany, Italy ... then in other countries.)
Cheers
Another great and informative video. I’m curious if WDW retained some 360 buildings or did they move away from it intentionally when constructed? Thanks for the video.
👌Well done 👏👏👏👏👏 ✔️ 👍
The aerial views are amazing. Is this Google maps or what is it?
Take a look at Tokyo Disneyland. You’ll find that there are many of these “island” buildings. I don’t think it was a design consideration to make them either attached or island style.
I haven’t looked at any of the other global Parks to see if it really is a Disney design criteria.
I always enjoy a good contrarian! Thanks for watching and please enjoy your research in proving me wrong.
@@HeyBrickey it’s about sharing observations and opinions. It’s not about proving anyone wrong. No need to take offense. 😞
@@rogeryamashita4347 I’m pushing back on your comment Roger.
Imagine working really hard on something and sharing your hard work with someone and all they do is tell you what you got wrong. Honestly how would that make you feel?
Your comment reads totally differently if you said Hey Brickey enjoyed your video have you ever looked at Tokyo Disneyland that have…
But no you just jump right into what you believe someone got wrong. It’s rude and you wouldn’t want to be treated that way so save your sad face emoji.
My observation you’re rude or at the very least not very thought of others.
Except the Haunted Mandion is Baltimore, not New Orleans. Did you see the blue sky porch ceiling, another Southern tradition?
Another informative video.
Has Adventure Land been stripped of plants and detail? This is at least the second of your videos where you’ve looked through the AL gate yet the vista is so plain, empty and not at all as I remember it
You want me to make another video so you can not compliment it but tell me what you think that I got wrong? Hard pass my dude. You should it make it, you obviously know more than me! Have fun ❤️
Mark, thanks for another great video. I love this stuff. I go to the parks at least twice a week, so I don't need to ride/merch videos. Your videos are so interesting!
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Why hasn't Disney put solar panels on all those out of sight flat roofs? Seems sensible to kinda make a buck off that space. And it'd be an easy 'we go green' brownie points opportunity.
Do Disney employees ever question you, on your actions and intentions while in their park?
A lot of them know me, but if they ask what I’m doing I politely explain and they are always fascinated with the topic. If you notice I take an incredible effort to not to film anyone else in my video. You only see my face and I’m rarely in a congested area. I think I do a good job of not bothering anyone else.
Disney is still open?
0:12 Could the "it's a small world" Toy Shop be considered a 9th 360° building?
That's a good one, but it kind of feels more like a permanent shopping cart. There are Schmoozes and the Magirtta place in SFT, but all of those are single-purpose stands in my mind.
Wait. What? Is that a fake tree at 2:00? If yes, does it have another use other than just looking like a tree?
There's a video to come about that tree. Stay tuned!!!! (Tinkerbell emergency crash pad)
Great video. Your left hand is very distracting.
This video is definitely a complete waste of 15 minutes.
Ur the idiot who clicked on it
Bring pendleton back!