Admiral Travel Service, Inc. had the coolest phone number EVER: PEnnypacker 5-9500

In your Disneyland Hotel room of October 1966 you would likely find this issue of Vacationland from the Fall of 1966. This is the last issue of this size until 1970. The next three years of issues would grow taller by just over an inch, causing havoc for us collectors!

This issue is also significant because it is the last issue with Walt Disney as the "Honorary Edit-in-Chief", Disneyland and Vacationland would never be the same again.

Since this is such a special issue I'll just leave you with the customary sugar sack on a fountain advertisement, come back on Bonus Sunday for the entire issue.

3 comments:
I kind of wish we still did phone numbers like that! The Cambells are certainly enjoying a nice long stay, they might get 2 full days and perhaps even a half day when they arrive.
PEnnypacker 5 - that is unique! As a boy, and long before the singing group, our prefix in Orange County was JAckson 5. Easy to remember now.
Love the room reservation, "... with two twin beds."
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