John Canemaker's new Disney-related book project is now official. John writes on www.johncanemaker.com:

So here’s the big question for today’s blog post—which windows were at the park on opening day in 1955? And what might this tell us about how Walt understood the purpose of the name windows?

With Disneyland's 57th birthday being just three days ago, I thought it might be fun to go back before the beginning today. Most of us take it for granted that Disneyland is in Anaheim. Of course it is. Where else would it be?

57 years after Walt first opened his park for Press Preview Day--I thought I should return to my “Disneyland Year One" series, with two very rare photos I've saved for just this occasion.

While I was in Florida, I took a trip to the Magic Kingdom specifically to pay my last respects to the soon to be removed Snow White’s Scary Adventures. After 41 years, Snow White and her mighty little troop are being evicted by a coup made up of Snow White’s fellow princesses who were jealous she got so much space.