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- "Delta The Official Airline of Walt Disney World" Button, 1987 - Delta Air Lines became the official airline of Walt Disney World in 1987. It replaced the ailing Eastern Air Lines, which had dropped its sponsorship. Delta increased its flights to Orlando, Florida -- the primary airport for Walt Disney World -- and marketed its new role with a flood of advertisements and promotional items. Delta remained the official airline for less than ten years.
- 1987
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"Delta The Official Airline of Walt Disney World" Button, 1987
Delta Air Lines became the official airline of Walt Disney World in 1987. It replaced the ailing Eastern Air Lines, which had dropped its sponsorship. Delta increased its flights to Orlando, Florida -- the primary airport for Walt Disney World -- and marketed its new role with a flood of advertisements and promotional items. Delta remained the official airline for less than ten years.
- Ticket to Park at Disneyland Auto Park, 1957 - Walt Disney opened Disneyland, his highly influential theme park in Anaheim, California, in 1955. For 25 cents, visitors could park in the adjacent 100-acre parking lot that had room for more than 12,000 cars. Disneyland's original parking lot was closed in 1998, and the site became home to another theme park, Disney's California Adventure, in 2001.
- 1957
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Ticket to Park at Disneyland Auto Park, 1957
Walt Disney opened Disneyland, his highly influential theme park in Anaheim, California, in 1955. For 25 cents, visitors could park in the adjacent 100-acre parking lot that had room for more than 12,000 cars. Disneyland's original parking lot was closed in 1998, and the site became home to another theme park, Disney's California Adventure, in 2001.
- Disneyland 10th Anniversary Paper Bag, 1965 -
- 1965
- Collections - Artifact
Disneyland 10th Anniversary Paper Bag, 1965
- Ticket, "Disneyland Parking 25c," circa 1967 - Walt Disney opened Disneyland, his highly influential theme park in Anaheim, California, in 1955. For 25 cents, visitors could park in the adjacent 100-acre parking lot that had room for more than 12,000 cars. Disneyland's original parking lot was closed in 1998, and the site became home to another theme park, Disney's California Adventure, in 2001.
- circa 1967
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Ticket, "Disneyland Parking 25c," circa 1967
Walt Disney opened Disneyland, his highly influential theme park in Anaheim, California, in 1955. For 25 cents, visitors could park in the adjacent 100-acre parking lot that had room for more than 12,000 cars. Disneyland's original parking lot was closed in 1998, and the site became home to another theme park, Disney's California Adventure, in 2001.
- Disneyland Apron, 1955 -
- 1955
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Disneyland Apron, 1955
- "Flintstones' Bedrock City Custer, S.D." Button - Flintstones' Bedrock City was a theme park and campground inspired by the early 1960s animated television series about a modern Stone Age family, The Flintstones. Located in Custer, South Dakota, in the Black Hills, the park featured romanticized prehistoric settings (based on mid-20th-century suburbia) and costumed characters for families to enjoy. The park opened in 1966 and ceased operation in 2015.
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"Flintstones' Bedrock City Custer, S.D." Button
Flintstones' Bedrock City was a theme park and campground inspired by the early 1960s animated television series about a modern Stone Age family, The Flintstones. Located in Custer, South Dakota, in the Black Hills, the park featured romanticized prehistoric settings (based on mid-20th-century suburbia) and costumed characters for families to enjoy. The park opened in 1966 and ceased operation in 2015.
- Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom Guide Book, 1988 - Walt Disney World opened in central Florida in 1971 with the Magic Kingdom park -- essentially a bigger version of California's Disneyland -- plus two hotels and a campground. By the time of its 50th anniversary, the resort had grown to include four theme parks, two water parks, an outdoor shopping center, and more than 30 hotels.
- 1988
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Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom Guide Book, 1988
Walt Disney World opened in central Florida in 1971 with the Magic Kingdom park -- essentially a bigger version of California's Disneyland -- plus two hotels and a campground. By the time of its 50th anniversary, the resort had grown to include four theme parks, two water parks, an outdoor shopping center, and more than 30 hotels.