Below are some Photographs/Pictures I took at Disneyland. Please note that these were mostly taken at night so some pictures may be a little dark.
This was a sad site for me. When I was a kid Tommorowland was a wonderous place. With the Submarine Voyage, The Carousel of Progress, Cars of The Future in Autopia, the TWA Rocket to the Moon and the Skyway. The new Tommorowland is a mere shadow of it's old self. The Submarine Voyage, The Carousel of Progress, Cars of The Future in Autopia, the TWA Rocket to the Moon are all gone now. All that remains is a large food court and a Radio Station where the Disney Radio Station broadcasts from and this scaled down rocked that sets atop a fast food store and Star Tours. What a disappointment.
One of the few newer attractions in Tommorowland is Star Tours which is a ride simulator based on the Star Wars movies. It was OK but did not compare to the Sart Trek Experience at the Las Vegas Hilton or the Search for Atlantis in Ceasars Palace in Las Vegas.
Here is R2D2 acting as the Navigation Droid about the Shuttle Craft used in the Star Tour Ride.
Here is C3PO manning the Star Tour Ride's control panel.
No ride would be complete without a gift shop. Here is Yoda on sale in the Star Tours Gift Shop.
About 2:00 AM they started with the Disneyland Fireworks. And as you can see they put on a great show.
This is what Disneyland looks like at 6:00 AM in the morning. Which I am sure is not a site most people get to see.
I don't know where this young grad went to school, but she sure was getting into the Disneyland spirit.
This is the entrance to Valkommen Village.
This is one view of my Have Web Sites Will Travel rig parked next to the Valkommen Village Park.
Another view of my Have Web Sites Will Travel rig parked next to the Valkommen Village Park.
Yet another view of my Have Web Sites Will Travel rig parked next to the Valkommen Village Park.
This is where I spent about 3 hours a day, almost every day I was at the Valkommen Village Mobile Home Park. It was cool in the morning and with the park all around me I enjoyed myself very much while I read books, newspapers and listened to the radio. I listened to a local talk radio show host named Ray Appleton on station KMJ 580 when I wasn't listening to the national shows. I enoyed his show very much and will miss his show now that I have moved on.
Here are the Park manager's. Left to right are Anita, Rebecca, Larry and Larry or as I sometime called them Frick and Frack. As you can see they were very mobile and were all over the place in their little getty-up mobiles. Wonderful people! Rebecca do you remember the laundry job you did for me? (Private joke)
