Celebrate 50 remarkable years at the "happiest place on earth!" Featuring exclusive, never-before-seen footage, all-new interviews, and commentary by Walt Disney himself, this fascinating DVD is a keepsake you'll cherish for years to come. Following an introduction by Disney Legend Julie Andrews, go behind the scenes and visit key people who helped make Walt's dream a wonderful reality. Find out about the hilarious "bloopers" on opening day, hear and see outrageous ride ideas that didn't make the cut, and learn about the inspiration for magical attractions, such as The Haunted Mansion and Pirates Of The Caribbean. Discover more Disney secrets with a fun-filled trivia game, and enjoy all the classic Disneyland sing-along songs, such as "Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah" and "It's A Small World." "It has that thing -- the imagination, and the feeling of happy excitement -- I knew when I was a kid," said Walt Disney of his beloved theme park. Take a trip down Main Street, and enjoy that feeling all over again.
Here is a fantastic “behind-the-scenes’ look at Disneyland. This never-before-seen, feature-length program is a
fun-filled, engaging and nostalgic look on the past 50 years at the happiest place on earth. Via the use
of rare archival footage, new interviews, and through Walt’s own words, the creative magic,
operational know-how, entertainment philosophies and strategies of this beloved American icon is
revealed.
Bonus Features
• Wonderful World of Disneyland Trivia Game
Through the magic of Disney DVD, journey to each realm of the Magic Kingdom and test your
Disneyland knowledge. Be rewarded by seeing secrets revealed and visiting special locations such as
Walt’s firehouse apartment, Club 33 or discover hidden Mickeys throughout the park.
• Disneyland U.S.A. at Radio City Music Hall
1962, CinemaScope – Walt Disney interacts with Mickey Mouse at Radio City Music Hall.
• Disneyland Fun Sing-Along Songs
Sing along with classic Disneyland songs such as “Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah” and “It’s A Small World”
• Extended Interviews
• In-Pack Premium
Collectable replica of the original E-ticket book
Menus
Secrets, Stories & Magic of the Happiest Place on Earth:
The Disneyland 50th Anniversary Edition
Main Menu:
Disneyland: Then, Now, and Forever (Feature-Length Documentary) Menu:
Those menus are beautiful! All those sing-alongs... awesome! The interviews about Walt (hopefully new) and the Radio City feature and the trivia game sound great too. I'm elated!!
I feel an urge to import with these; I missed on the Disneyland treasure tin and this may be a good way to inject Disneyland related stuff into my collection. One word; the Mickey Mouse Club cover is showing, not the Disneyland one. _________________ -Joe
"Daddy's favourite ride at Disneyland was the designated smoking area!"
I'm debating whether to get this...looks like a very attractive package. But that's just it, seems more like a novelty of sorts. I'm wondering if they'll highlight anything besides the Parks.
Looks pretty good. I'll probably get it out of curiosity if for nothing else. _________________ I am not afraid of storms, for I am learning how to sail my ship.-Louisa May Alcott
I'm wondering if they'll highlight anything besides the Parks.
No reason why they should highlight anything else besides Walt's park on this release, I would think. I am very excited about this release, I hope they got a lot of great interviews and early footage of Disneyland.
I'm debating whether to get this...looks like a very attractive package. But that's just it, seems more like a novelty of sorts. I'm wondering if they'll highlight anything besides the Parks.
Don't think so brother. It took a lot of time to get Disneyland in the spotlight, let it shine. You should buy it, I think it's gonna be great. _________________ To all who come to this happy place, Welcome!!!
Joined: 26 Jan 2005 Location: Where it's flat and immense and the heat is intense
Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2005 11:21 pm Post subject:
I am interested in this. I think I'll wait for prices to drop, and then I'll get it. _________________ "See, I'm not a monster. I'm just ahead of the curve." - The Joker
I'm debating whether to get this...looks like a very attractive package. But that's just it, seems more like a novelty of sorts. I'm wondering if they'll highlight anything besides the Parks.
Don't think so brother. It took a lot of time to get Disneyland in the spotlight, let it shine. You should buy it, I think it's gonna be great.
I am interested in this. I think I'll wait for prices to drop, and then I'll get it.
It's under $14 from Amazon now and will probably be a dollar or so more elsewhere. Do you think prices will drop lower than that? To me, it already sounds like a good value when you consider something like The Young Black Stallion or the hour-long DTVs carry $29.99 SRPs and the lightweight Princess DVDs carry the same tag as this. All signs point to this being a fairly packed and satisfying disc. But you can always wait for my review!
Actually, Remus, that Disneyland Fun volume also has a sing-along for "Disneyland is a Magical Place." So only 5/6 of it will apparently be recycled! For only $5 more, Secrets definitely sounds like a better value.
Actually, Remus, that Disneyland Fun volume also has a sing-along for "Disneyland is a Magical Place." So only 5/6 of it will apparently be recycled! For only $5 more, Secrets definitely sounds like a better value.
Do the Sing-Along videos have interstitials between the songs- like maybe skits with Mickey & Co around the Magic Kingdom, for example? I can't remember from my days of Sing-Along-watching.
I'd like to think that the video used for the songs is different between the two releases, even if the songs are the same, but something tells me that's doubtful.
Actually, Remus, that Disneyland Fun volume also has a sing-along for "Disneyland is a Magical Place." So only 5/6 of it will apparently be recycled! For only $5 more, Secrets definitely sounds like a better value.
Do the Sing-Along videos have interstitials between the songs- like maybe skits with Mickey & Co around the Magic Kingdom, for example? I can't remember from my days of Sing-Along-watching.
I'd like to think that the video used for the songs is different between the two releases, even if the songs are the same, but something tells me that's doubtful.
-Aaron
I have the old video tape and I was just watching it after I read Luke's post. The song "Disneyland is a Magical Place" is referenced on the box but I never saw it in the video. I searched over the internet and could only find people quoting everything from the box of the video. People who have seen this video would agree that the song has never been on the video in the first place. So either the song "Disneyland is a Magical Place" is a new song or else Disney is recycling the whole video onto the DVD
To answer Aaron's question, this is what the video is: It starts with a brief introduction from Professor Owl and then the whole movie continues as a book with the title "Disney Song Book". After every song, a page turns to reveal a new song. After the last song (When You Wish Upon a Star), the book closes and the credits roll. That's mostly what the movie was like. One thing that was interesting about the video I have was that It started with a commercial celebrating Disneyland's 35 Anniversary. This movie was released back in 1990.
Joined: 26 Jan 2005 Location: Where it's flat and immense and the heat is intense
Posted: Fri Jun 17, 2005 12:46 pm Post subject:
Luke wrote:
But you can always wait for my review!
Now that's a good idea! I already planned on 4 movies I'm buying this month so money is an issue. I won't miss this DVD, I just want to buy it for as cheap as possible! _________________ "See, I'm not a monster. I'm just ahead of the curve." - The Joker
Joined: 02 Jan 2004 Location: South and/or Central Jersey
Posted: Fri Jun 17, 2005 3:11 pm Post subject:
Uncle Remus wrote:
So either the song "Disneyland is a Magical Place" is a new song or else Disney is recycling the whole video onto the DVD
To answer Aaron's question, this is what the video is: It starts with a brief introduction from Professor Owl and then the whole movie continues as a book with the title "Disney Song Book". After every song, a page turns to reveal a new song. After the last song (When You Wish Upon a Star), the book closes and the credits roll. That's mostly what the movie was like. One thing that was interesting about the video I have was that It started with a commercial celebrating Disneyland's 35 Anniversary. This movie was released back in 1990.
Graduation's passed ( )and it's finally summer vacation so here is my inaugural first post of many posts of the summer after not posting for forever!
That's awesome that the whole original Disneyland Fun is going to be on this DVD! From the original press release, it only mentioned 2 songs and now all of them will be there! YAY!!!! This has always been my favorite sing-a-long and I remember bringing it to watch on the last day of school of 1st grade and it was a perfect way to end our 1st year of elementary school and start our summer.
That "Disneyland is a Magical Place" is most definitely a new song since I've seen DF a million times and never heard that song.
Maybe this time instead of DL's 35th they'll have an opening for DL's 50th! I can't believe it's been 15 years since I got that video! _________________ My ºoº DVDs
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Looks cool! 
For only $5 more, Secrets definitely sounds like a better value.
)and it's finally summer vacation so here is my inaugural first post of many posts of the summer after not posting for forever!
