A photograph of Walt Disney test-riding the People Mover on a temporary track.
I repeat: a photo of Walt Disney on the People mover.
I’m bummed that Walt never saw the finished product, but glad that he at least got to test it out.
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A photograph of Walt Disney test-riding the People Mover on a temporary track.
I repeat: a photo of Walt Disney on the People mover.
I’m bummed that Walt never saw the finished product, but glad that he at least got to test it out.
(via queen-pixel)
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I - Thou shalt have no other Rocket Rods before me.
II - Thou shalt not engrave thy initials or thy name on or inside the PeopleMover vehicle. Save that crap for Six Flags.
III - Thou shalt not take the name of the PeopleMover in vain. Yes, your car moves people. But it’s not the same.
IV - Remember when we were open, and keep that time holy.
V - Honor thy father and thy mother: Autopia and the Disneyland ALWEG Monorail System.
VI - Thou shalt not exit the vehicle and get yourself killed. I can’t believe I have to say this, but it happened twice.
VII - Thou shalt not get freaky in the PeopleMover, adultery or otherwise. Someone has to sit there after you.
VIII - Thou shalt not steal the “doors are self-opening” and “please keep arms off doors” stickers.
IX - Thou shalt not lie to your parents and say you weren’t wasting your lunch money in the Starcade. They saw you playing pinball from the PeopleMover.
X - Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor’s PeopleMover cars that he bought from Disney off of eBay. OK, maybe you can covet him a little.