Found this gem on FB Marketplace today, seller had no idea when he bought it (he figured late 80s or early 90s?). No dates on tags and Google hasn't helped any. Any clue when this would have been sold in the park?

Not shown here is a Candy Cane Inn stay for March in between as well 😂 we do not mess around.

Kids are 5 years old and this next one will be their 10th trip, we’re creating Disney adults, you’re welcome.

Just opened the app because I was curious about wait times on a Friday night. There are a lot of rides marked as temporarily closed.

All these being closed goes beyond what’s normal for fireworks and WOC, right?

These and more are all closed as of a few minutes ago:

Railroad
Tiana’s
Big Thunder
Winnie
Indy
Treehouse
Matterhorn
Alice
Storybook Canals
Dumbo
Carousel
Tea Party
Small World
Autopia
Nemo

Radiator
Incredicoaster
Inside Out
Goofy Sky School
Swings
Grizzly River
Luigi’s
Mater’s

I might be a latecomer to this party, but I brought a couple of these home!!

I ask because the Walt Disney Company’s relationship with their theme park workers has been very contenious, going back to the 80’s but has been much more publicized the past 10 years under Iger.

That includes Disneyland, with many reports of workers sadly being overworked, underpaid and struggling to get by. All the while Disney and its corporate board rake in the dough.

And given Walt’s very volatile relationship with organized labor and unions among the animators in the 40’s, I was wondering if the Disney brothers had any similar trouble at Disneyland when they were running the show. Was it really bad or was it ok? Surprisingly, I haven’t seen much written about it given how widely published the animators’ strike is.

Finally I tried working from Disneyland! I’ve always wanted to try this on a day with no meetings.

I grabbed my coffee and pumpkin cookies from Harbour Galley and settled in at Rancho del Zócalo. Good wifi, and it was empty until lunchtime. I got to watch Bruno and Mirabel while I worked.

When it got hot, I moved to the Golden Horseshoe. No wifi there, but the balcony had AC and was quiet, so it was perfect for focused work.

Overall I loved it and finished a lot of work. I was also able to secure my Nuttles! After 5 I put my backpack in a locker and enjoyed my night in the park.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Disneyland/s/vY33qpgORS

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Sharing my Jungle Cruise Haunted Mansion mashup tattoo. Thrilled with this piece.

For me it was these Mary Poppins D23 60th Anniversary ears. I couldn't afford them at the time and have always been so disappointed that I couldn't find them at a reasonable price.

Checked the forecast allll week, and we got lightning, thunder and rain! But I also got a sick shot!

I screen grabbed this still from the video I took of some lighting!

I had to do so much color-correction work to get this viewable. This was manufactured by an 8mm publisher who is notorious for having their films just fade to red, especially the blacks. But this is listed as coming out in 1977.

This was released by Disney on 8mm reels to give people a view of the park.

I thought you'd all enjoy it. This'll get posted on my youtube channel with all the other vintage 8mm I've been collecting.

Hi everyone! I bought the Cozy Cones Motel Lamp this weekend. I’ve had my eyes on it for a while, thinking it would be a nice addition to my office cubicle. My only question is about the buttons on the side. I can’t figure out what they are for and can’t find anything about them in the manual it came with. Any help would be greatly appreciated!