Alice in Wonderland – Disneyland
Posted on 02. Feb, 2010 by Donald Duck in Videos
Follow Alice down the rabbit hole at the Disneyland ride. I am the videographer and copyright holder to this video. I hope you enjoy it!
The Unofficial Guide to Disneyland 2010 (Unofficial Guides)
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With nearly 13 million visitors in 2008, the original Disneyland park still ranks as one of America’s Top 25 Visited Sites according to Forbes Traveler.? Disneyland Park? continues to expand with new attractions based on the successful?Pixar films- adding in 2009 the?Finding Nemo Submarine Ride and planning a large expansion?in the coming years based on the Pixar film Cars. ? >>Read More
The Disneyland Encyclopedia: The Unofficial, Unauthorized, and Unprecedented History of Every Land, Attraction, Restaurant, Shop, and Event in the Original Magic Kingdom
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Spanning the entire history of the park, from its founding more than 50 years ago to the present, this fascinating book profiles 500 attractions, restaurants, stores, events, and significant people from the history of Disneyland®. Each of the main entries in the book examines in detail the history of a Disneyland® landmark, including how many of the most popular attractions went through several incarnations before becoming what they are today—Tomorrowland’s Hall of Chemistry and Hall of Aluminum were transformed into the groundbreaking Adventure Thru Inner Space in 1967, and then became the popular ride Star Tours 20 years later. Read about unbuilt concepts, including Rock Candy Mountain and Chinatown, and delight in fascinating trivia about the park, such as ride statistics and attendance records. With a daily list of events, openings, and closings in the park’s history, a yearly summary of attractions that came and went, simple and clear maps that correspond to the book’s 500 entries, and sidebars with additional information on each ride, this is a comprehensive and entertaining book overflowing with detail on the most-renovated, most-loved, and most-visited theme park in the world. >>Read More
Birnbaum’s Disneyland Resort 2010
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This updated edition of Birnbaum’s Disneyland Resort, the most respected and well-known name in Disney guides, takes readers through Walt Disney’s first theme park with ease and flair. Since our guide is the only guide that’s official, this book includes the most accurate and current information on prices and attractions. Here are just a few of the exciting new features of this year’s guide: There’s big doin’s at Disney’s California Adventure these days. We’ll deliver the scoop on all the new shows and attractions that are headed its way. Disney’s Grand Californian has undergone a growth spurt. Check here to see what the new neighborhood of (Disney Vacation Club) villas has to offer. And as always, we’ll include current coverage of Disneyland’s beloved attractions and a peek at what’s to come.Our guide is also the only one allowed to feature Disney characters. And Birnbaum’s Disneyland Resort is the most comprehensive guidebook, offering complete information on the Magic Kingdom, Disney’s California Adventure, and Downtown Disney, as well as details about Anaheim area attractions, things to do in Los Angeles, and special driving routes around Southern California. This is the only guide to Disneyland that readers need, entirely updated every year. >>Read More
101 Things You Never Knew About Disneyland: An Unauthorized Look At The Little Touches And Inside Jokes
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You have probably heard a few “interesting facts” about Disneyland over the years. Perhaps you’ve heard that Walt Disney kept an apartment on Main Street? Or that there is a secret, members-only club in New Orleans Square? It’s all true… but these are only two of the interesting facts pointed out in “101 Things You Never Knew About Disneyland.” Many of the stories here deal with more obscure, yet equally interesting, histories of Disneyland. In fact, the majority of the material comes straight from interviews with the Imagineers who helped to build, maintain, and revitalize Disneyland. The book pays special attention to the inside jokes and hidden references to Disneyland’s past, as these samples illustrate: Do you know which play on words pays tribute to a former Mexican restaurant at a certain site? Do you know how Tarzan’s Treehouse honors its predecessor in two different ways? Do you know what is so unusual about the decorations atop “It’s a Small World”? Do you know why one palm tree in Adventureland is special? Do you know what the sign says at the bottom of Splash Mountain’s big drop? Do you know which pumpkin is an homage to a Disneyland official? It’s a certainty that you haven’t heard all these stories before. Although there are 101 such highlighted stories, each comes with a fuller description and is followed by a second story that is thematically related, so this volume really offers 202 Things you haven’t heard about Disneyland before. You will find these facts delightful and unforgettable once you’ve heard them! >>Read More
A Musical History of Disneyland
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Walt Disney Records celebrates the 50th Anniversary of Disneyland with the most comprehensive and collectible box set in it’s history, A Musical History of Disneyland. Reflecting on the first 50 years of Disneyland music, this unprecedented collection features 6 CD’s filled with rare and previously unreleased recordings from the opening day of Disneyland in 1955, all the way to present. From entering Town Square, to riding the Disneyland Railroad around the Park, to remembering Walt Disney’s timeless opening day speech that started it all, this painstakingly thorough audio collection is the first time Disney park fans can own a comprehensive collection of music from all the greatest attractions, shows, and Lands that exist today, and some that are just a happy memory. Also included is the EXCLUSIVE hardcover book, The Sounds of Disneyland, featuring rare photos and early working drawings written by Disney artist, Stacia Martin, and designed by Bruce Gordon of Walt Disney Imagineering. This one-of-a-kind box set is a timeless keepsake that every Disney Park fan and their families will treasure for many years to come. BOX SET INCLUDES: 6 CD AUDIO LIBRARY Over 7 hours of new and classic, restored and remastered recordings from Disneyland park, including many previously unreleased recordings , all stored in a deluxe hardcover case. EXCLUSIVE COFFEE TABLE BOOK 72 Page hardcover book, The Sounds of Disneyland, featuring an in depth look at the musical and audio history of Disneyland park BONUS: LIMITED EDITION VINYL RECORD Limited Edition vinyl reproduction of Walt Disney Records’ first ever album release, Walt Disney Takes You To Disneyland: A music Tour of the The Magic Kingdom >>Read More
Secrets Of The Mouse: An Unofficial Behind-The-Scenes Guide To Disneyland Park
$14.95
This guide is intended to be a look at the magic behind the magic of Disneyland Park in Anaheim, and will give the reader a greater appreciation for the incredible efforts and innovations that create the Disneyland experience. If seeing how a magic trick works spoils the fun for you, then you might want to try another guide. However, if you find yourself asking “How do they do that?” when you see an oncoming boulder in Indiana Jones or translucent ghosts in the Haunted Mansion, this guide is here to satisfy your curiosity. This guidebook includes: Behind-the-scenes information for every attraction in the park. Tips on where to spot the special touches and inside jokes. A comprehensive list of the most notable Hidden Mickeys in Disneyland. Puzzles and games to be played while waiting in line for specific rides. >>Read More
Mouse Trap: Memoir of a Disneyland Cast Member
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Read one Cast Member’s stories of backstage areas, fights, fires, private parties, orientation, cast events, cast romance, pranks, stupid guest tricks, mishaps, accidents, helping to create the Haunted Mansion Holiday, and working on September 11, 2001. But this is no mere listing of things that go wrong at Disneyland. For the first time, readers can experience what it’s like to really work at Disneyland, from the mundane to the extravagant. The book is aimed primarily at current and former Cast Members, who will recognize so much of their experience captured in these pages. Readers who have worked at the park will be entranced all over again by the magic of working in Walt Disney’s park. It’s not an experience one soon forgets, and readers will find themselves inevitably drawn in as well. >>Read More
Walt Disney Treasures – Disneyland USA
$28.87
A special presentation of four Disneyland television specials – The Disneyland Story, Dateline Disneyland, Operation Disneyland, Disneyland After Dark – plus The Disneyland 10th Anniversary Show, all originally broadcast between 1955 and 1970, and hosted by Walt Disney himself. Also includes additional archival footage of Disneyland’s opening day and other rare materials. Introduction by Leonard Maltin. To finance Disneyland he wanted to build, Walt Disney turned to the new medium of television. As host Leonard Maltin notes on this two- disc set of televised specials for the amusement park, Disney used the series to promote it, “and no one seemed to mind.” ABC agreed to invest in return for a weekly one-hour program. The “Disneyland” TV show premiered on October 27, 1954: “Disneyland Story” introduced the park and its various lands, which would be the subject of future programs. The opening-day special, “Dateline Disneyland” (July 17, 1955), attracted an estimated audience of 90 million–virtually every television household in America. Hosted by Art Linkletter, Robert Cummings, and Ronald Reagan, the live broadcast includes such unplanned moments as Linkletter searching frantically for a microphone in Fantasyland. The Tenth Anniversary show (January 3, 1965) features cameos of Mary Blair and Marc Davis, two celebrated animation artists. Home movie footage of Walt pacing off distances at the barren site in Anaheim is intercut with peeks at forthcoming attractions. “Disneyland After Dark” (April 15, 1962) offers performances by Annette Funicello, Bobby Burgess, Bobby Rydell, Louis Armstrong, and a prepubescent quartet of Osmond Brothers. A must-have set for Disneyland buffs, Disney collectors, and nostalgic baby boomers. –Charles Solomon >>Read More
The Unofficial Guide to Disneyland 2009 (Unofficial Guides)
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More than 4 million copies sold! This series is the only one that offers evaluations based on reader surveys and critiques, compiled by a team of unbiased inspectors. • Hotels, attractions, and restaurants in all price categories • Extensive information on shopping, nightlife, and sports • Easy-to-use, two-color design • Detailed, 2-color maps From the publishers of The Unofficial Guide® to Walt Disney World® “A Tourist’s Best Friend!” —Chicago Sun-Times “Indispensable” —The New York Times Five Great Features and Benefits offered ONLY by The Unofficial Guide®: Every attraction ranked and rated for each age group, based on interviews and surveys of more than 7,500 families When and where to go: the best times of the year and the best days of the week for each park All the Disneyland-area hotels ranked and rated for value and quality of rooms Field tested itineraries for adults and families with children that can save more than three hours of waiting in line Complete coverage of Disney’s California Adventure® theme park and Universal Studios Hollywood >>Read More
25 Responses to “Alice in Wonderland – Disneyland”
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lovingpoohbear
02. Feb, 2010
they should rly put this ride in florida too cuz alot of ppl cant travel s far as often to ride awesome rides such as this:)()()()()
satcgal45
02. Feb, 2010
I live in Florida and I go to Disney almost every weekend because of the annual passes and my older sister works there for planning events. I would love to come to the other Disney parks and see more of Alice in Wonderland and The Little Mermaid because they’re both my favorite classic movies.
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02. Feb, 2010
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wiiking9
02. Feb, 2010
They need to make a machine that puts you in the place of the main character. This movie would be fun to do.
TylerTremallose
02. Feb, 2010
when i went to DL PARIS, it was closed
sonilajit1
02. Feb, 2010
you make it look so cute!
sammmiii13
02. Feb, 2010
yeah i went there, it was great and there was a mini castle a everything
TaylorXDProductionz
02. Feb, 2010
that sounds cool lol
arktikflux
02. Feb, 2010
3X & >fun still
jazmineiscoool
02. Feb, 2010
i want to go to disneyland!!!!!
ct2004
02. Feb, 2010
That’s unfortunate, there should be more then.
revengeofthecookie
02. Feb, 2010
@ct2004
There does exist a maze/walkthrough based on Alice In Wonderland.
But only in DL Paris.
Metallica102938
02. Feb, 2010
no tea?!
veronicavenomx
02. Feb, 2010
ive been on this.
fun
ct2004
02. Feb, 2010
This looks like fun but they should add a walkthrough Wonderland as well, like a maze, that way you can explore the environment as much as you want (or don’t want if you can’t solve the maze). I don’t know, maybe not, just an idea.
linkfan160
02. Feb, 2010
3:28 is the only part of this ride that I remember from when I went there for my 7th birthday. Looks like a fun ride though!
LittlebigDisneyChef
02. Feb, 2010
im going to disneyland next week and this one of the first dat im gonna ride
OurStarChristineDaae
02. Feb, 2010
I would ADORE this ride. Alice is my very favorite Disney movie.
KevinandNickarehawt
02. Feb, 2010
i went on it but it broke down when i was in side
littleninjachick
02. Feb, 2010
I can’t wait! I’m going to disneyland on thursday! I need to go on this. Alice is the best.
DarkAngel77310
02. Feb, 2010
Why one in Paris (FRANCE) do not install this Alice there instead of the labyrinth? T_T (Traduction : Pourquoi celui à Paris (FRANCE) n’as pas ce Alice là au lieu du labyrinthe ? T_T)
JustSoPink01
02. Feb, 2010
disney in ca!
wolfmyth007
02. Feb, 2010
lol. Apparently it was my favourite ride when I went there when I was about 4…
SanDiegoScribe
02. Feb, 2010
This ride is perfect. They better not screw with it after the new Alice in Wonderland movie or they’ll be hell to pay!
StoryOfMyLife856
02. Feb, 2010
This is at Disneyland in California