Full-color glossy pics of your favorite destination as advertised in 1957 with TWA.

Juice up your Delorean and set the dial for 1957. 10 cents for a trip down Main Street. A helicopter gliding over the castle. And wait, is that Aunt Jemima out by the Pancake House? This video is taken from some 1957 pro-stock.

Videos, history, and some fantastic photographs from the House of the Future, aka 1986, in 1957.

April 29, 1957, marks an important anniversary for Sleeping Beauty Castle. It was on this date that Walt Disney and legendary film star Shirley Temple Black officially opened Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough

Wouldn’t you love to know what people thought the future would look like back in 1957? Let’s take a look back at Disneyland’s Monsanto House of the Future, also known as the Plastics Home of the Future. It was one of Tomorrowland’s first walk-through attractions and operated from 1957 to 1967 - and it may have been more prophetic than you think!

I decided to do a search for "Monsanto", and found these wonderful vintage images of Disneyland's Plastic Home of the Future. Some are credited to photographer Ralph Crane, from May 1957, while others are undated (and clearly from a little bit later).

1957:
The Midget Autopia opens in Disneyland. It is the third (and smallest) Autopia track, following the Tomorrowland Autopia (1955) and the ...

Artist Jacques Rupp sets sail a fanciful galleon full of treasure-seeking pirates in this 1957 illustration for the excellent Walt Disney's Magazine series.

1957:
The Maxwell House Coffee House located on Disneyland's Main Street (in operation since December 1955) closes. It will be replaced by Hills Brothers Coffee House in June 1958.