extinct attractions of disneyland

[skippyilove]

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/803223/extinct_rides_at_disneyland/

I made this video of extinct attractions of disneyland. Its basically just a slideshow but i find it entertaining. Its part 1 one of hopefully may other videos.

p.s. please tell me if posting a link is against the forum rules

 

[Sheree Bobbins]

Cool!

 

[KerriSue]

That was fun-Thanks

 

[CanadianPaco]

That was waonderful! And I checked out www.yesterland.com and found it really interesting too!
THANKS!

 

[skippyilove]

Thanks all. I was suprised by the good reviews. if only others on the interweb thought the same thing. I hope Yesterland isnt mad at me though. But they could probably care less. Anyway i guess ill make another since more than one person found it entertaining. I didnt even think of how there would be sooo many rides from the 50s and 60s they seem so not Disney. There more like carnival rides. Except I like the design of the old monorails.

 

[DonaldTDuck]

You included my favorite, the Flying Saucers. I've told people about them and get that "Sure" with an attitude. And my mom's favorite, Monsanto HooF. I really enjoyed your vid. I've been visiting Yesterland for a while.

 

[moon]

Awww, thank you for posting this!

Can anyone who remembers post what those rides were like? The rocket one, the submarine one, the house of the future? Did anything from the house of the future come true?

I can only see the decore didn't. It is pure mid century modern, and the kind of stuff from those early 60's sitcoms.

But those rides look so cool! I'd love to experience them now!