How to pronounce “disneyland” in English

Disneyland opened in July of '55.

Disneyland opened in '55.

Disneyland: I love Disneyland, but when it was created in the 1950s, not just as a little

of Disneyland --

zip over to Disneyland whenever you like.

So definitely Disneyland, you got to-- you have to have a plan, or you're just going to leave overly stuffed and can't even ride the rides.

filled with lots of Disneyland-like lights and everything.

Tragic loss in Disneyland, "Doc McStuffins" has been cancelled.

of my characters at Disneyland.

Kind of like a Disneyland People Mover.

But you built Disneyland, I'm pretty sure.

There's no Disneyland, so what do you do?

Today it looks like Disneyland.

So I went from Disneyland and then I went to Japan.

We had created a Disneyland.

close to Disneyland and that, ultimately, the question is not how to create Disneyland.

It's like Disneyland.

We took him to Disneyland and Knott's Berry Farm and on the beach and we borrowed Ted Field's helicopter and we went

What happened in Disneyland, starting in 1955, did not stay there, and that Main Street USA most of all became a kind of model for how you build shopping centers, how you build

It could lean towards Disneyland or something like that.

And as someone who goes to Disneyland regularly, Carmen, you know you sit there and you just kind of people watch and you kind of take it all in,

"I'll be going to Disneyland in September.

But you still need to go to Disneyland.

I had done some steampunk artwork for Disneyland and we did an opening there, and what was great was this person on the bottom left

had dressed up as Victoria at Disneyland.

That makes it feel like Disneyland-- like they're actually there, like they exist.

So when you heard about that Disneyland was coming and you were getting involved, did it just seem like a crazy idea?

And it's still around Disneyland and Disney World today.

How many of you ever rode the Disneyland monorail?

It's going to be dick joke Disneyland.

And that day when we went to Disneyland, my parents brought us in, and you would not believe the magic trick that they showed us.

So over the next two days at Disneyland, I convinced my parents to buy me this secret.

And they took trips to Disneyland.

proposes to his girlfriend in Disneyland--" Registered trademark.

I want to go to Disneyland-- which, considering that he was in a hospital bed, in a very bad way, with all sorts of equipment and

Now I could have gone to Disneyland the happiest place on earth which is where I grew up, I grew up like within five minutes

television shows um part of the Disneyland series and those shows were part of the segment called tomorrow land

The whole experience-- it's kind of like going to Disneyland.

I just remember when I started working at Disneyland, I started my YouTube channel, but I would always find myself sketching out outfits at the register.

and he did the China 360 experience that played at Disneyland

Yeah, I built Disneyland.

I'd like to personally tear down all of Tomorrowland at Disneyland.

In the same way that when you go to Disneyland or Disney World, you have to wait in line for an hour, 90 minutes.

So while I was a college student working at Disneyland, I was studying Japanese.

We had our own vernacular which has lived-- Disneyland is going on 60 years of age now-- cast member, on-stage, backstage, good show, bad show.

to Walt Disney the idea for the $0.10 Disneyland newspaper that was sold for years on Main Street of Disneyland.

Disneyland is no different than that.

This quote is from Walt Disney at the 10th anniversary of Disneyland.

And we went back at the end of the trip to Disneyland.