Big Thunder Mountain Railroad 1978-1979 (feat. Tony Baxter, opening day and on-ride footage)

I started with Disneyland when I was in my first year of college and I was working as an ice cream delivery boy and I wanted to serve ice cream, but I really wanted to work at Disneyland when we sit down, we don't. We don't review the catalog and say we're going to make a runaway train. We feel it is an incomplete story. and the engine cuts itself out and we get lost in a flurry of toilets in this cavern and find ourselves going up but again on a normal roller coaster this would just be a period of precipice before the eventual fall but on big

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its a story itself try to have something to give me a framework for where i am building disneyland in its simplest form it is enchanting and spectacular in the world and nothing is more spectacular than Monument Valley that part of the american west but nothing is more enchanting than the what would you find in bryce canyon and to prove my point i guess i was doing some research and i opened up a National Geographic and the first page of bryce canyons options when you get to the bryce rim you cant even look over your first impression is this must be something Created from the mind of Walt Disney, well that settles it, we're redesigning the Disneyland one to look like the fairy tale they call it rice cannon so there was a lot of discussion about that.

In the end, I think it's the right thing to do until Disneyland is lovely and the one in Florida is spectacular and those kinds of harbingers of differences happen, so you.