The One-of-a-Kind Shop was located in New Orleans Square at Disneyland. The shop was different in that it offered authentic antiques (some sold for over $1000!). This unique store lasted
Continue readingShort Docmentary: “The Disneyland Locals”
If you were to ask me what is the biggest difference between Disneyland and any other Disney park in the world, I would tell you: the local scene. This is
Continue readingThrift Store Finds: McDonald’s EPCOT Millennium Cup
Many people won’t believe that in the 80’s through the early 2000’s McDonald’s and Disney went together like ketchup and fries. McDonald’s had a contract with Disney to promote movies,
Continue readingFive Random Disney Theme Park Postcards
Last weekend I was in Anaheim at Beach Ball Comics for their Seekers of the Weird signing event. Seekers of the Weird is a comic based off of Disney Legend
Continue readingYukon Klem: A True Long Lost Friend
I was in Northern California this past weekend spending time with my girlfriend’s, Katie, family for her brother’s birthday. Her brother, Peter, is also a DisHead™ (yes,
Continue reading90’s Nostalgia: Disney Advnetures
It’s hard living in Seattle and being a Disney fan. This is why I have become a sort of a collector of nostalgic Disney items. Most of the items I
Continue readingThe Ghostbusters 2 Reference Hidden Inside Disney California Adventure
Citizen Cane, The Godfather, Casablanca, and Gone With the Wind. Ghostbusters 2 is undoubtedly near the top of the list when you think of the greatest films of all time.
Continue readingMain Street Electrical Parade VHS Case Review
First off you have to love the old Disney VHS cases. If you’re like me and you grew up in the VHS era, Disney tapes were as much of a
Continue readingI’m Back
I can’t believe I’ve let this blog go without an update for almost 8 months. I know no one on this planet wakes up in the morning and says “I
Continue readingDisney’s California Adventure Concept Art From 1996
After WESTCOT Center and Port Disney were canceled (which other better websites have thoroughly documented) Disney unveiled Disney’s California Adventure as the second gate to Disneyland. The following illustration was printed in the Long Beach Press Telegram
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