Disneyland Park Map from 1964

[Towncrier]

Found this while surfing today on www.themeparkbrochures.com:

<img src=http://www.themeparkbrochures.com/maps/1964/images/dl1964map.jpg></src>

[Safari Steve]

Very cool... The way people get lost using the highly detailed park maps of today makes me wonder how useful this one was in its day

[teri]

I wonder if we could use these for admission today... ;)

<img width='400' src=http://www.boomerweb.net/users/disteri302/disneylandticketbook.jpg>

<img width='400' src=http://www.boomerweb.net/users/disteri302/disneylandticketbook1.jpg>

<img width='600' src=http://www.boomerweb.net/users/disteri302/disneylandticketbook2.jpg>

<img width='500' src=http://www.boomerweb.net/users/disteri302/disneylandticketbook3.jpg>

[Michelle]

My first trip to Disneyland was in 1963 when I was three, and I remember all those rides...my FAVORITE was the Flying Saucers! :)

Thanks for the trip down memory lane, TC! :)

[buckylarue]

Here's a link (http://boozers.fortunecity.com/grimsby/78/) to a site I created a couple of years ago, where I have scanned copies of guidebooks from trips I took to Disneyland in 1956, 1958, 1964, 1975, 1977, 1982 and 1986. Some are the little free handouts, some are the full-color pictorial guidebooks. (There's also a page set aside for the 1999 guide from my last trip there, but I never got around to uploading it...yet!) My earliest memory of DL is being horribly scared on the Storybookland Canal Boats from the minute we got swallowed by Monstro, and not seeing anything of the villages!

[luvdsny]

Very cool! Thanks for all of these neat tidbits of history. Warms my heart and makes me smile. :)