I’m a small time Pressed Penny (elongated coins, as we like to call them) collector. I don’t take it too seriously, but I do have a number of rare elongated coins and enjoy discovering new coins to collect. I’ve been looking for a good resource… Read More »Elongated Coin Deposit
The sordid affair of the Disneyland Marquee Castle told for all time. (Apologies for tooting my own horn a bit.)
This may signal the end of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad as we know it. The third accident in a year at the same attraction. This one with injuries and so soon after a complete overhaul. Looks bad for the Wildest Ride in the Wilderness. Previous… Read More »Another Accident at BTMM
The Mark Twain: A leisurely paddle steamboatnavigating the Rivers of America in the 19thCentury! A venerable Disneyland institution,you date to opening day in 1955 and respresentstablity, tradition, and a healthy dose ofAmericana. You never make your passengersseasick (in part due to the fact that you… Read More »Quizilla!
Two reviews of the same restaurant from the very straight forward and always accurate Cindy Stephens of ColdDeadFish.
Miceage chimes in today with a brief look at some of the goings on at Disneyland as the 50th Anniversary Celebration looms ever closer. Having not been back to Walt’s park in way too long (this is approaching the longest stretch for me in the… Read More »Field of Dreams?
The Motley Fool, whose economic opinion I value highly, presents columnist Rick Aristotle Munarriz who has weighed in on some recent visits to Orange County’s two largest themeparks – Knott’s Berry Farm and the Disneyland Resort. The results are quite interesting. He also puts in… Read More »A fool and his summer vacation
Speaking of Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln!