
I am soooooo ready for a three-day weekend, how about you? Let’s enjoy it even more by traveling back in time to the Frontierland Depot, circa April 1960. Naturally I need to include two closeups of the signage at the station. The station is open - YAY!!

Train Tickets. Tickets? At Disneyland? Yes, I had the pleasure of explaining to a young'un the other day about the ticket system at Disneyland. Can you imagine anyone NOT knowing what an “E” ticket was? Don’t forget to mail your postcard home!

I tried to get a look inside the Depot but couldn’t get much detail. I tried!
See more Frontierland Disneyland Railroad photos at my main website.
2 comments:
Enjoy the holiday weekend Dave! You earned it... and thanks for trying to get the details for us readers.
Always your pal,
Amazon Belle
I am stunned! There was a time when there were no stairs or wrought iron railings in front of the Frontierland Station? WOW!
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