Happy 60th birthday, Disneyland!
We're celebrating Disneyland's anniversary by remembering iconic moments of its history.
On Oct. 27, 1954, Walt Disney unveiled his plans for Disneyland on national television.
About two months before its grand opening, construction was still happening on Disneyland's most famous landmark – Sleeping Beauty's castle.
The drawbridge of the castle was finally lowered on July 17, 1955 and Disneyland was born.
The most popular attraction at Disneyland in 1966 was a show called It's a Small World. The dolls were made to represent the children of the world and convey a message of peace and harmony.
Part of the Tomorrowland display at Disneyland, The House of the Future was a modern home built of plastics and featuring fancy gadgets that were rare for its time. It was on display from 1957 to 1967.
Some of Disneyland's most iconic rides, such as the Mad Tea Party, are still standing today and are some of the most classic ones in the park.
Now all of our favourite newer characters at Disneyland (and Disneyworld!) have joined Micky and Minnie in making it one of the most iconic family trips of all time.
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