Disneyland | The Park 1957 | Vintage Film
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- Walt Disney takes you through Disneyland in 1957 on his Sunday Evening Disneyland TV Series. Enjoy! Connect with us on your favorite networks:
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My parents took me and my brother to Disneyland on the 3rd day it was open, I was almost 6 years old and now I am 70 and still remember almost everything about that fantastic day. On our way home, we stopped and picked a few oranges right across the street from Disneyland.
Ronnie & Minh what was you favorite land when you went as a kid ?
Jackson Pactson Tomorrowland
Nothing can beat the original Disneyland. Things were simple back then and it was really like a fairyland. I enjoyed that little boat ride through the miniature village and houses. I think that It's a Small World ride replaced it. I was there in the first week of its opening. Even the cracks in the buildings were brand new.
Walt Disney the man who has done most to bring joy to the World. What a legacy what a man.
Very true! :-)
wish I could travel back in time to meet him and say thank you
I spent a fantastic day during my childhood in 1968 . I , was so fortunate to be that kid. I , my mom and dad, had a guided tour of Disneyland. She was awesome , she took us everywhere it was so fantastic behind the scenes as a little boy,i got to see pirates of the Caribbean, I ate my 1st Monte cristo sandwich at the restaurant at the pirates of the Caribbean. What a great day in my life. 😮😮
I love these types of vintage documentaries. They are so strangely comforting and nostalgic. Love Disneyland, Thank you!
Hard to believe they built all of that in 1 year
no roller coaster, plundering pirates or happy haunts,and still it looked like a whole lot of fun could be had back then. some of my earliest memories of the park are riding the mules through the painted desert,and tuna sandwiches at capt. hook's pirate ship restaurant. i'm so glad i was old enough to store them in my brain forever.
I loved going to Disneyland in the early 60's with my family.
Hearing Jiminy Cricket sing his famous song as a child inspired me to set a life's goal and work at NASA.
I retired from NASA Dryden, Edwards Air Force Base, CA in 2004. Yes, your dreams can come true.
Wow! That's amazing! What an inspiring story! Thank you for sharing!
Admiral Preparedness Love this! ❤️👏👏
notice disney never mentions going to moon, nasa, apollo, lem, lunar capsule, apollo orbiter or related apollo/moon stuff since we never went there. dont get me wrong as i like disneyland and never figured why we do not have monorail in la or more usa cities. I am aware of seattle monorail..
@@bradleysmall2230 - Disney obviously knew that it would be impossible to go to the moon with the technology of the 20th century and may have even known about the plan to use simulation footage to eventually fake the landings.
@@bradleysmall2230 LMFAO Walt Disney was behind the space race more than most people you've heard of.
Wow everyone is dressed up. What a time. My first visit to Disneyland was 1965 . Age 12 . It was busy then but nothing like it is now. Hard to enjoy the park with so many strollers around and 50,000 people. My last visit was 2017 . Sad to say but probably won't be back.
It was really nice that everyone used to dress up to go out in those days. It definitely is getting more and more crowded. That's for sure.
Go on a week day during off season you will love it
We went every summer and I would cry driving home. I want my ashes put someplace there in the park and told my kids this. They said okay. It’s a popular place for ashes. The happiest place on earth for me
I’m sorry to inform you this, but many people have put there loved one ashes there. They got swept up right in front of them and the ones who put it water, if they were caught, they got banned from there. But I agree it is a happy place and don’t blame you for wanting to be there when gone.
@@melissamm8796 I read on a Disney board not to put your loved ones ashes in side the haunted mansion
I went there then and it really makes me happy to see it like it was when I was a child.
Yes. I love these vintage videos. It is really cool to see what the park looked like then!
Nothing will make you visualize the original Disneyland more than the vast parking lot that stretched from the Main Entrance to Katella Av and from Walnut St to Harbor Blvd,
Wow.. Awesome !!!
My first time there was in 1964..I was 8 m.o .
I love you Forever My Disneyland. ❤️🏰🎠🎆
Disneyland was very nice at that time
These videos remind me of when life was simple unlike today . I grew up in the 60s which were the same.
+Leanne Biello I grew up in the 80's, but I know what you mean.
ResortTV1 I should've said I was born in the 60 s lol
+Leanne Biello I was born in the late 70's. fun fun! 😀👍
Leanne Biello the 1960s were just as tumultuous as now.
so much has been lost over the years … i was there at the beginning … my family lived only a few miles away when disneyland came into being … and as an eight year old, i would watch the disneyland fireworks from my front yard … pure magic of the imagination … when you wish upon a star ...
+Zaq Voir That's really cool that you lived so close during the early days of the park.
Zaq Voir I just went to Disneyland last week, it’s still a magical place. Nothing has truly been “lost”.
Yeh at 9 PM as I remember. I lived near Cerritos and Gilbert back in the Fifties.
@@ResortTV1 Yup. a truly great place...I was there back in '65 down from Canada, and my Dad and I went on the Autopia highway...I was 8 at the time.....and then in 2005 my son was 8 and he and I went on Autopia.....that was SO great!!...I'll never forget that.
I hope to go back with my grand kids, some day...
It's never been lost. They change it up every now and then. To keep the magic alive. A little differant each time you go
thank you very much !!!
Hopper Challenge - video 80
I remember watching these shows on the Wonderful World of Disney. WWoD aired at 4pm on NBC and I'd have to watch it every day when I got home from school.
I forgot about the air dome with the model airplanes and the RC boats in the Cinderella castle mote. Thanks
we loved 'uncle' Walt
Another great classic. These are so much fun
Hard to believe Walt would be dead in nine years.
That is hard to believe!
We've loved going to Disneyland, in the past, but with all the changes to appease the few I'm not sure I'll ever go back. It'll just not be the same. I'm not sure it'll be better. Also, prices are too restrictive
My grandparents were there in 56 or 57.
Thank you 😊
Some great footage here thanks for posting
Thanks!
I don't see double-wide strollers and people taking selfies! Wow. What a time!
So inspiring
Wow!
Amazing! Such authentic detail and incredible craftsmanship and engineering! It seems like no stone was left unturned. Even the mountain goat appears on cue.......and this was in1957! I noticed how the visitors are dressed nicely and modestly. Happy, beautiful families wander throughout the park. America has truly degenerated since then!
+billr111 So true. Wish I had been around back then to see it for myself. My first visit to WDW was in 1984, and my first visit to Disneyland was in 1993.
I remember seeing a readers digest image and depicts a list something like this......
Before everyone waited for dad to come from work and have dinner together.
Nowadays Dad comes from work to see an empty dinner table and list by the fridge that say's.....
Monica is a her piano classes.
David at his soccer game.
Mom fixing and dying her hair.
And last......Dad your dinner is in the fridge.
Where's our family discipline nowadays?
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Great video. Greetings!
Incredible craftsmanship? I saw cracks in the buildings on Main Street and this was in the first week of its opening.
The entire video of the 1957 film is available in color on CZcams as it was shot.
amiedetherese link?
Great video!
Wow! Wow! Wow! Thanks! So much for posting!
It means a lot to me to see this film, I have been collecting Disneyland items for over
45 years. The park will never look like this again, but I know nothing stays the same.
Just thought I would ask, does anyone have any thoughts on the new Star Wars Land?
Please write here, Thanks! David from Ca.
+Disneyfan1955 Glad you enjoyed the video! I actually don't know too much about Star Wars Land at Disneyland because I've mostly been keeping track of the Walt Disney World version of it since I live in Florida, but I'm interested to hear about the differences and similarities between each park. Has anyone else heard anything?
+ResortTV1 Hello, Thanks! for getting back to me!
If you go to Mouse Chat. com they have some information on
Disneyland's Star Wars Land, David from Ca.
Disneyfan1955 Thanks! I'll have to check that our!
My mother sang in a Christmas choir for Walt Disney in 1957. I would love to find footage of this.
At least this ain't Escape from tomorrow the 2013 movie because it is so scary and horror Disney world was probably the place the movie was from.
He was the original Resort Hopper
Yep!
Hopper Challenge!
It would help if someone actually has the actual second half of this episode, or at least the introducion but juding by the credits I guess the complete show has Walt introduce us to Pecos Bill and judging the credits it seems to be the unaltered theatrical version.
Wait, where was pecos bill?! :(
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Question now is - has Disneyland changed for the better?...
Can this be colorized now?
Poor horses
I wish todays billionares would spend billions to make the world a better place.
Ikr they just spend their money on nice cars and clothes and mansion instead
I'm indigenous and I don't find this offensive.
Where's Star Wars Land?