Disneyland Line Parking Lot SIGN Entry 1991 Fantasmic Construction Walt Disney
Historic Disneyland Treasures from Saturday's Toys presents... a vintage issue of the Disneyland Line cast member newsletter
September 27, 1991; Volume 23, Number 40. Editor: Dore Redfern
Features a cover photo of the classic Disneyland Entrance Sign... from Harbor Boulevard... as taken within the Disneyland parking entrance... with adjacent businesses seen in the background; including a rare image of Melodyland (originally opened in 1963 as a concert venue; later sold to a local area church; eventually demolished in 2003). The electronic marquee is promoting "Ride Share Day."
The dredging of the Rivers of America is pictured with an article about the upcoming "Imagination River Show." Though the new attraction was already under construction and scheduled to open within 7 months, the name "Fantasmic!" had still not yet been determined... with continued reference to "Imagination." Interesting reference to the demolition of the original "old grist mill"... and their plans to build a new grist mill where the bait shack once stood.
1992 Disneyland Ambassador semi-finalists are announced. "The Man Behind the Magic: The Story of Walt Disney" by Katherine and Richard Greene is announced; retailing inside Disneyland for $16.95.
Measures 8.5" x 11"; 8 pages
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