Welcome to Magazine Monday. From December 1997 its Horse Illustrated. This “niche” magazine takes an in-depth look at Disneyland’s Famous Four-Legged Cast Members.
Monday, July 11, 2011
Friday, July 8, 2011
Disneyland Line - July 7, 1977 & July 8, 1976
How about a couple Disneyland Lines? The reader that requested more Disneyland Lines might regret that request after a couple hundred of these! Today is two-for-one day, but don't be surprised to see this same post tomorrow...
From 7-7-77 this issue had a great article on the Skyway.







From July 8, 1976 this issue has a nice detailed article on the Tahitian Terrace.






From 7-7-77 this issue had a great article on the Skyway.







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From July 8, 1976 this issue has a nice detailed article on the Tahitian Terrace.






Thursday, July 7, 2011
Three from Disneyland - October 1976
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
"Disneyland Holidays" Flyer - 1969
Monday, July 4, 2011
Saturday, July 2, 2011
Friday, July 1, 2011
Union Pacific Railroad July 1965 Calendar
Happy July everyone, let’s start out the month with this July 1965 page from the Union Pacific Railroad 1965 calendar. This calendar is huge measuring just over 24” by 12”.

Here’s a close up of the super castle photo. This reminds me of the Wonderful World of Disney TV show opening. What sort of ritual are they performing at the entrance to the castle?

What a fantastic headquarters building, I think it’s still there (link).

The Union Pacific West... A Four Season VACATIONLAND!!!!

1965 was an excellent year.

Here’s a close up of the super castle photo. This reminds me of the Wonderful World of Disney TV show opening. What sort of ritual are they performing at the entrance to the castle?
What a fantastic headquarters building, I think it’s still there (link).

The Union Pacific West... A Four Season VACATIONLAND!!!!

1965 was an excellent year.
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Disneyland - Length of Stay Tickets 1994
Here's some interesting Disneyland Passports. Exclusively for Disneyland Hotel guests, these "Length of Stay" passports are good for a variable number of days. "valid through check out" - so if you are stay at the hotel for a month I guess these would be good for the entire stay?

I like the "Mickey ears in the Jet plane" as part of the Walt Disney Travel Co. Logo.

The codes are interesting, "3DAYLOSWDTAD94" "94" is probably the year, "AD" must be Adult, the "3DAY" part seems wrong as these could be good for a different amount of days.

The code on the Child's ticket is even stranger, "2DAY"??? - Maybe these were just codes for accounting?

I like the "Mickey ears in the Jet plane" as part of the Walt Disney Travel Co. Logo.

The codes are interesting, "3DAYLOSWDTAD94" "94" is probably the year, "AD" must be Adult, the "3DAY" part seems wrong as these could be good for a different amount of days.

The code on the Child's ticket is even stranger, "2DAY"??? - Maybe these were just codes for accounting?
Monday, June 27, 2011
Bonus Magazine Monday
Since there was no Bonus Sunday yesterday how about a vintage Vacationland Magazine today? This classic issue is the Winter-Spring 1966 edition. Hey, those boys in the red & white striped shirt and red shorts look familiar, friends of Molly? (link).

Download the ntire issue here: Vacationland Winter/Spring 1966 - 102mb
What a great picture they put on the opening page.

Fun map, Tomorrowland is about to go thru some cool changes.


Great article, you’ll have to download the entire issue to read the rest.

Color centerfold of Walt’s Disneyland.

A rather contemporary advertisement for Kodak.

The back cover usually has a Knott’s Berry Farm advertisement, but the opening of Universals Studios Gates took its place.

Download the ntire issue here: Vacationland Winter/Spring 1966 - 102mb
What a great picture they put on the opening page.

Fun map, Tomorrowland is about to go thru some cool changes.


Great article, you’ll have to download the entire issue to read the rest.

Color centerfold of Walt’s Disneyland.

A rather contemporary advertisement for Kodak.

The back cover usually has a Knott’s Berry Farm advertisement, but the opening of Universals Studios Gates took its place.
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