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He did! In fact, we all did! (Since he was able to bring in 2 other people with him he brought me and his sister and we all agreed it was one of the most fun things we all experienced on the entire Disneyland trip.

My 10 year old daughter and I have stayed there 3 years in a row now and I have felt safe. Two years ago when we stayed there, they were doing a major renovation to this hotel and it felt slightly less safe that year. But I feel safe enough there that I'll probably stay there again this coming year. The major drawback is the traffic, especially at night after returning from the parks. It's only about an extra 5 minutes or so to get home, but it just feels much longer after a long day of walking around. Also, even though Walmart is so close by, it can be a slight challenge getting there quickly due to the traffic. But for us, the price makes all the inconveniences worth it.

Thank you so much for your info!

Haha! Well, that is definitely the most positive way to look at it. Thank you for all you do to keep Walt's park clean - just the way he wanted it!

So cool! I would have loved to work there!

No problem! Glad I can help - that's why I make these videos 😀

That is so cool! I'm sure you have some great stories from working there! 😀

❤ I was on Day Custodial from 2008 to 2012 and I loved it.

@@rodneycrumpacker3283 Thank you! I so appreciate all that the custodial team does to keep Disneyland clean!

I guess I don't remember the old one...how was it different? Do you know how long ago they changed it?

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Sucks to suck lol

100$ night?

Yeah, with taxes and fees it was just over $100 if I remember correctly. Thanks for the question.@@BANANAKONG_VR

Really low tech...I use my phone and usually go to the picnic area just to the west of the Disneyland entrance.

@@myattgreen Thank you

Thanks! 🙂

For their Holiday music, I was only able to record the three.

Thank you! One of my good friends who worked in custodial for 37 years had a VHS of this and I wanted to preserve the history of it. Glad it brought back memories for you!

Yeah, this is such a cool scene!

@@myattgreen Super amazing indeed!!!!

Thanks for the comment! I was actually able to digitize this video from a friend of mine who worked in custodial for 37 years! (I'm sure you knew him). It such a great piece of Disney history.

Yeah, I noticed that too...it was frustrating to wait in line for so long and not be able to enjoy the ride as it is supposed to be enjoyed...

@@myattgreen Just alert a cast member and they can help ya out. And I understand that frustration too.

Thanks! Those are my favorite two as well!

Yes, you heard me the melodies in motion series of wall clocks developed by the Japan company seiko

So sorry for the slow response...it is the Fantasy Tower and the 7th floor.

Thanks for the feedback! I remember going on this attraction when I was just a kid so I was excited to be able to experience it again as an adult.

Thanks!

The Adventures of Bullwhip Griffin was the last live film that Walt Disney produced

While Walt was alive and visited the set of Blackbeard's Ghost in early filming, he really wasn't involved with the final product since he died relatively early on in the filming process. Bill Walsh is the one more responsible for the way it turned out. From what I've read, the animated movie that is attributed to being Walt's last movie he produced was The Jungle Book and the live action movie that honor would go to is a lesser-known movie called The Adventures of Bullwhip Griffin. As far as how to end a story with a narrator, that's a good question and one that's far from my area of expertise 😀but a slow fade away would sound reasonable to me!

Did u find out recording dates for this? It seems all was done in couple of days n he wears same clothes.

Sorry, I don't have any knowledge of Walt being at the Studio on November 30th - I know that's the day he went back to the hospital for the last time. He collapsed in his home in Los Angeles earlier that day (on the 30th) and was revived by the fire department before being rushed to the hospital. Walt Disney Presents aired on ABC. In 1961, the name of the show changed to Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color and began being shown on NBC due to their ability to air the show in color.

He was in the hospital from the 7th to the 21st of November and again on the 30th, and his days in the office on the 22nd and 23rd are pretty well documented and he didn't record on those days so it would have been the first week in November if he did.