Sunday, May 31, 2009

Disneyland, September 1968



It’s a one-punch “series” today...one-day only, folks! That‘s right—just a quickie. First one up shows the little rascal of this slide set, happily posing aboard the Mark Twain. You can tell by his sassy shirt and smile that this kid is plotting some shenanigans over on Tom Sawyer’s Island once he gets off the Twain.

Over at the Autopia, you can also see the Skyway buckets passing the Carousel of Progress as they come in for a landing at the Tomorrowland Station.



Little Rascal is rounding the bend on Autopia. I am guessing that mama was the one standing in the bushes taking the photos of her hubby and precious little Alfalfa.



Last one for today shows pop and Alfalfa enjoying (?) a leisurely journey on the Motor Boat Cruise. No need to steer folks...this is one of the most brainless attractions you can find!



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6 comments:

Vintage Disneyland Tickets said...

Alfalfa looks like he wants to find some trouble (or make some!). It's interesting that the Tomorrowland Autopia has the old cars, I thought by Sept. 1968 the new Mark VII's (mini Corvettes) had replaced these '58 Fords! Fun post, thanks! P.s. Lots of Vintage Fence in the 2nd &3rd pics, thanks!

The Viewliner Limited said...

Great ground level shot of the Autopia. Carousel of Progress, a place truly missed.

Major Pepperidge said...

I wonder why they put the steering wheel on the right??

Katella Gate said...

I never realized how much the autopia car body styling owed to the Batmobile!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:1960s_Batmobile_(FMC).jpg

TokyoMagic! said...

Yay...Carousel of Progress!

Chiana said...

mama's probably glad she's not in the car :p