For many, the Disneyland tram ride is both the first and last “attraction” of the day. Guests weary from exploring the park are welcomed by Jack Wagner’s friendly safety announcements at the tram loading zone.

When Disneyland opened in 1955, its massive parking lot was among the largest in the world. A tram service provided free transportation from the lot to the park, later expanding to include express service to the Disneyland Hotel.

Before Disneyland became a year-round destination, the park closed twice weekly during the off-season. Visitors were directed to the Disneyland Hotel for shopping and dining.

Rainy days at Disneyland are a local secret. With lighter crowds and full operation of most attractions, these days offer a unique opportunity to explore the park.

Before 1982, Disneyland attractions required ride coupons graded from A to E. “E-tickets” became synonymous with the most thrilling experiences, a phrase now iconic beyond the park.

This 1972 presentation celebrated Disneyland’s world-class landscaping, showcasing how imaginative horticulture brought life and vibrancy to the park’s themed environments.

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As Disneyland’s beloved mascot, Mickey Mouse has welcomed millions of guests, embodying the spirit of Walt Disney’s iconic message: “It all started with a mouse.”

Opened in 1958, Disneyland’s pet kennel provided care for animals while their owners explored the park. From dogs to exotic creatures, all kinds of pets found comfort here.