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NEWS ITEM ~ January, 1954
Selected Disney Staff members begin TOURING AMERICAN AMUSEMENT PARKS to get an idea of what to do and what not to do. These include the nearby Knott’s Berry Farm and several local and state fairs.

ON THE AIR ~ Friday, April 2, 1954
Walt agrees to produce a weekly television show for ABC in return for funding. He will call the TV show simply “DISNEYLAND”.

NEWS ITEM ~ Monday, April 19, 1954
Retired Rear ADMIRAL JOE FOWLER begins working at Disneyland, as a consultant for all the water vehicles being built at the park including the Mark Twain Steam Boat and later became the construction boos of the entire project.

NEWS ITEM ~ Spring, 1954
MILT ALBRIGHT, working in studios’ payroll department since 1947, Milt is promoted to manager of accounting for Disneyland.

NEWS ITEM ~ Saturday, May 1, 1954
The ANAHEIM BULLETIN NEWSPAPER breaks the story of Walt’s plans to build a theme park in Anaheim, California.

NEWS ITEM ~ Friday, July 16, 1954
With ONE YEAR TO GO until the grand opening, 180 acres of Anaheim orange groves begin to be cleared and surveyed. To finance Disneyland, Walt Disney sells a vacation home and borrows against his life insurance, as well as speaking to corporations about investing in exchange for a presence in the new park.

NEWS ITEM ~ 1954
Walt Disney decides that TOMORROWLAND’S DESIGN will be based on the future year of 1986.  This is the date of the return of Halley’s Comet.

NEWS ITEM ~ Wednesday, July 21, 1954
GROUND IS BROKEN to begin construction for Disneyland on the 180 acre site in Anaheim, California.

NEWS ITEM ~ Friday, August 13, 1954
EXCAVATION BEGINS at the Disneyland project site. There are 4,000 orange trees and less than 20 houses on the property which must be dug up and moved or torn down. Only two or three of these houses will be saved to use as Disneyland offices.

NEWS ITEM ~ Wednesday, August 25, 1954
A formal GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY for Disneyland is cancelled, as it is thought more important to keep the work schedule going and finish the project by deadline.

NEWS ITEM ~ 1954
The OPERA HOUSE on Main Street becomes the first building finished during Disneyland’s construction. It will serve as the Disneyland Mill, where workers can produce intricate woodworking needed for various construction projects at Disneyland. It will remain open until 1960.

NEWS ITEM ~ Sunday, October 10, 1954
A WORK PROGRESS MEMO from the Disneyland construction team reports that there is progress in all areas of the new park, but Tomorrowland is not even mentioned.

NEWS ITEM ~ Friday, October 15, 1954
The ELEVATED DIRT BERM that will surround Disneyland is now nearly completed.

ON THE AIR ~ Sunday, October 27, 1954
“DISNEYLAND” Season 1, Episode 1 ~ “The Disneyland Story” features Walt Disney Takes viewers on a quick tour of the studio before introducing the public to his new theme park and talks about Mickey Mouse’s history.

NEWS ITEM ~ Fall, 1954
Walt Disney makes the difficult decision to STOP WORKING ON TOMORROWLAND, as there appears to be not enough time to finish it before the July 17th opening.

NEWS ITEM ~ 1954
An 1875 DENTZEL CARROUSEL is purchased and moved to Disneyland. It had previously been operated at the Sunnyside Beach Park in Toronto, Ontario, Canada since 1922. It contained three courses of carved horses and other animals when purchased. Walt decided he would like a carrousel of all horses and a search was begun to find more antique carved horses.

ON THE AIR ~ Wednesday, October 27, 1954
SEASON ONE OF “DISNEYLAND” runs weekly until Wednesday, July 13, 1955. It is on ABC-TV hosted by Walt Disney. The theme song was “When You Wish Upon a Star”. This season featured the wildly popular Dave Crockett series and the Dateline: Disneyland show that featured the opening of Disneyland on July 17, 1955.

ON THE AIR ~ Wednesday, October 27, 1954
Episode one of Season 1 ~ DISNEYLAND: "THE DISNEYLAND STORY" airs on ABC (first episode of Disneyland television show). Hosted by Walt, it features previews of upcoming attractions being built in the new theme park and a history of Mickey Mouse’s film career.

ON THE AIR ~ Sunday, December 15, 1954
“DISNEYLAND” Season 1, Episode 8 ~ “Davy Crockett, Indian Fighter” airs. This is part 1 of a 3 part series where Davy and George Russell try to make a truce with the Indians. 

Sunday, July 17, 1955: The Grand Opening Day of Disneyland:
This pre-opening was planned for the press and special invited guests to see the park for the first time. 

Six thousand media, friends and dignitaries were joined by 22,000 uninvited guests many of whom had counterfeit tickets. 

Despite plumbing issues, water shortages and very hot freshly poured asphalt, the park seemed a success.
 

The grand opening included an OPENING DAY PARADE starting on Main Street USA and a series of FILMED DEDICATIONS in each of the new lands. 

All of this is filmed to be shown on ABC-TV for a show entitled DATELINE: DISNEYLAND filmed live at Disneyland starring Art Linkletter, Bob Cummings, Ronald Reagan and Walt Disney himself. This special featured the media grand opening of Walt’s dream, Disneyland.

 

Walt started with this dedication of his new park ~

“To all who come to this happy place; welcome. Disneyland is your land. Here age relives fond memories of the past...and here youth may savor the challenge and promise of the future. Disneyland is dedicated to the ideals, the dreams and the hard facts that have created America... with the hope that it will be a source of joy and inspiration to the entire world.”
~ Walt Disney’s Dedication Speech on July 17, 1955
 

This is the complete ABC-TV broadcast of Opening Day on the 17th of July... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JuzrZET-3Ew. This broadcast lasts 1 hour and 13 minutes. Video courtesy of Marcio Disney.
 

Originally built into five themed lands, Disneyland included the following:

* MAIN STREET USA~ Based on Walt’s memory of his childhood hometown of Marceline, Missouri.

• Here is the dedication speech:"Main Street U.S.A. Main Street U.S.A. is America at the turn of the century -- the crossroads of an era; the gas lamp and the electric lamp, the horse-drawn car and the auto car. Main Street is everyone's hometown -- the heart line of America." ~ Walt Disney’s Main Street USA Dedication Speech on July 17, 1955
• Walt Disney's dedication speech of Main Street and Disneyland     http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxPC0-obtBY

* TOMORROWLAND ~ A place to view the future of 1986 and the return of Haley's Comet [in 1986].

• Here is Walt’s dedication speech:"Tomorrowland, a vista into a world of wondrous ideas, signifying man’s achievements, a step into the future with predictions of constructive things to come. Tomorrow offers new frontiers in science, adventure, and ideals, the atomic age, the challenge of outer space and the hope for a peaceful and unified world." ~ Walt Disney’s Tomorrowland Dedication Speech on July 17, 1955
• Walt Disney's dedication of Tomorrowland http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMV_fTDvhJc&list=PL6EB83846E98C8F31

* FANTASYLAND ~ Home of the famous Disney characters and Sleeping Beauty Castle. The attractions in this area were themed after Disney most favorite animation characters.

• Here is Walt’s dedication speech: “The Happiest Kingdom of them all! Here is the world of imagination, hopes and dreams. In this timeless land of enchantment, the age of chivalry, magic and make believe are reborn -- and fairy tales come true. Fantasyland is dedicated to the young and the young-at-heart -- to those who believe that when you wish upon a star, your dreams do come true.” ~ Walt Disney’s Fantasyland Dedication Speech on July 17, 1955
• Walt Disney's Dedication Speech of Fantasyland     http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5iExSdcJYe4
   

* FRONTIERLAND ~  A journey into the Old West of the 1800’s.

• Here is Walt’s dedication speech: “Frontierland ~ It is here we experience the story of our country’s past… the color, romance and drama of Frontier America, as it developed from wilderness trails, roads, riverboats, railroads and civilization, a tribute to the faith, courage and ingenuity of our hearty pioneers who blazed the trails and made this progress possible.” ~ Walt Disney’s Frontierland Dedication Speech on July 17, 1955
• Walt Disney's Dedication of Frontierland     http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k89IAJp2z9U

* ADVENTURELAND ~ Originally sometimes referred to as True-Life Adventureland, this land encouraged guests to seek out adventure worldwide. Its theme was based on the True Life Adventure series that Disney Studios made from 1949 to 1960.

• Here is the dedication speech:
• "Adventureland - Here is adventure. Here is romance. Here is mystery; tropical rivers silently flowing into the unknown; the unbelievable splendor of exotic flowers; the eerie sound of the jungle ... with eyes that are always watching. This is Adventureland." ~ Walt Disney’s Adventureland Dedication Speech on July 17, 1955
• Walt Disney's Dedication of Adventureland  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dKYiDG7vjU&list=PL90AECD729B88A586

The following attractions, restaurants and exhibits opened:

Adventureland Attractions that opened include:

NOW OPEN ~ ADVENTURELAND BAZAAR

This is a shop selling rarities from the world's jungles and souvenirs themed to the Adventureland area. The Bazaar is located as  the first shop on the right as you enter Adventureland across from the Tiki Room exit. This attraction is still open in Adventureland. This building has housed various shops inside including the Curio Hut, Here & There Imports, the Lee Brothers Chinese Imports, India Magic Carpet Shop, Far East Imports, the Island Trade Store, Guatemalan Weavers and the Hawaiian Shop.

NOW OPEN ~ ADVENTURELAND CANTINA

It serves various exotic juices. Part of the original Adventureland, this facility was a counter service location. It was located in Adventureland across from the entrance to Indiana Jones where Bengal BBQ now stands. It stood next to the now closed Adventureland Shooting Gallery.

NOW OPEN ~ JUNGLE CRUISE

This is the only major attraction that is in Adventureland on Opening Day. Cruise through the Jungle Rivers of the world, including Asia, Africa and South America, as you observe wild animals, plants and sites. Originally planned for real animals, audio-animatronic animals were used instead due to the unreliability of real animals. Designed by Harper Goff and landscaped by Bill Evans, this attraction was the most publicized in the early years of the park. It is located next to the Swiss Family Tree house. This attraction best known for its comedic skipper commentary and is still open and mostly unchanged in its spiel. Original boats include the Amazon Belle, Congo Queen, Ganges Gal, Irrawaddi Woman, Mekong Maiden and Swanee Lady.

NOW OPEN ~ MAGNOLIA PARK
A small park area with green grass, winding paths and a gazebo/ bandstand for guests to rest, this park was located where the Jungle cruise elephant pool now stands. It stood on the far western  edge of Adventureland between the Rivers of America [on the north], Jungle Cruise [on the south] and Indian Village [to the northwest]. This area eventually became Swiss Family Treehouse and New Orleans Square.

Fantasyland Attractions that opened include:

NOW OPEN ~ CANALS BOATS OF THE WORLD

The first of six original opening day attractions in Fantasyland. These open passenger boats take guests through miniature villages from famous Disney stories. It is located near the back of Fantasyland. This attraction is still open. Walt Disney's love for collecting miniatures lead to the development of this attraction based on one he had seen in Holland. In 1955, this attraction had only bare banks of dirt, noisy motorboat engines and a nice view of Casey Jr. Train, but this attraction was later added on to and improved.

NOW OPEN ~ MICKEY MOUSE CLUB [FANTASYLAND] THEATER

On Opening Day, this theater featured a first time view of the members of the new Mickey Mouse club [which wouldn't air for 2 more months]. Eventually, this theater shows filmed and live shows sometimes starring members of the Mickey Mouse Club. This popular venue featured air-conditioning and 400 comfortable seats. [the perfect place for hot, tired guests]. This was the first or original Fantasyland Theater located in the main area of Fantasyland behind the castle on the west side of Fantasyland.

NOW OPEN ~ KING ARTHUR’S CAROUSEL

The second of six original opening day attractions in Fantasyland. Inspired by the Griffith Park Carousel in Los Angeles' Griffith Park, this carousel is a reconditioned 1875 Dentzel Carousel from Toronto, Canada. A seventy-two horse carousel [all in the jumper position], it is located in the Fantasyland courtyard and decorated with scenes from Sleeping Beauty. This attraction is still open.

NOW OPEN ~ MAD HATTER’S MAD TEA PARTY

The third of six original opening day attractions in Fantasyland, take a mad spin in over-sized tea cups from the Mad Hatter's Tea Party in the movie "Alice in Wonderland". It is located in the center of Fantasyland where King Arthur's Carousel now stands. This attraction is still open, but not in its original place.

NOW OPEN ~ MERLIN’S MAGIC SHOP

This shop featured magic tricks, gadgets and supplies. It later became Mickey's Christmas Chalet.

NOW OPEN ~ MR. TOAD’S WILD RIDE

The fourth of six original opening day attractions in Fantasyland, this is a wild horseless carriage ride through Toad Hall with Mr. Toad and friends. This attraction is still open.

NOW OPEN ~ PETER PAN’S FLIGHT

The fifth of six original opening day attractions in Fantasyland, these attraction vehicles are suspended from the ceiling as guests are flown high above London and into the magical world of Neverland with Peter Pan. This attraction is still open.

NOW OPEN ~ SLEEPING BEAUTY CASTLE

The focal point of Walt’s Magic Kingdom, it draws guests to the center hub and the gateways to other “themed” lands. The castle drawbridge has only been raised twice ~ on opening day and at the re-opening of the new Fantasyland in 1983. The castle has a "forced perspective" copy of a European castle. This attraction is still open.

NOW OPEN ~ SNOW WHITE’S ADVENTURE  

The sixth of six original opening day attractions in Fantasyland. This is a dark attraction through the story of Snow White and her adventures with the Evil Queen and the Seven Dwarfs. This attraction is still open.

NOW OPEN ~ STORY BOOK SHOP

This shop selling children's books is sponsored by Western Publishing Company.
 

Frontierland Attractions that opened include:

NOW OPEN ~ CHICKEN PLANTATION RESTAURANT

Sponsored by Swift Meats, it is considered the best restaurant in the park and its specialty was the delicious fried chicken for under $2.00 a meal. It was eventually removed to build the Haunted Mansion.

NOW OPEN ~ DAVY CROCKETT’S ARCADE

Here's a chance for young pioneer's to hunt for big game like Davy Crockett himself. This attraction is still open, although it has been renamed several times.

NOW OPEN ~ FRONTIERLAND TRADING POST

This Frontierland shop sells western gifts and souvenirs.

NOW OPEN ~ GOLDEN HORSESHOE REVUE

The first of four original opening day attractions in Frontierland, this Wild West stage show starring Wally Boag, Judy Marsh and Don Novis begins performing doing 5 to 10 shows daily in Frontierland’s Golden Horseshoe Saloon. This is one of Walt's favorite shows.

NOW OPEN ~ MARK TWAIN STEAMBOAT

The second of four original opening day attractions in Frontierland. Board this Mississippi river boat as it tours the Rivers of America. On July 13, 1955, Walt and Lillian celebrated their 30th anniversary. Originally, this attraction used a separate free ticket. It was the first paddle-wheeler built since the turn of the century.  This attraction is still open.

NOW OPEN ~ MULE PACK 

This is the third of four original opening day attractions in Frontierland. Ride live pack mules through Frontierland's Nature's Wonderland.

NOW OPEN ~ PEPSI-COLA’S GOLDEN HORSESHOE SALOON 

This is the location of the Original Revue Show. This salon type restaurant originally utilized table service and a wild west show to drawn guests to this free attraction. Although admission was free, food was provided at a cost. It now features bar service for burgers, hot dogs and chili. It was originally sponsored by Pepsi-Cola.

NOW OPEN ~ SANTA FE & DISNEYLAND RAILROAD - FRONTIERLAND STATION 

This location is an extension of Main Street. Walt Disney’s passion for railroads is brought to life through the Disneyland Railroad system that encircles the perimeter of the park.

NOW OPEN ~ STAGE COACH

The fourth of four original opening day attractions in Frontierland, these real horse driven stagecoaches travel the trails of Frontierland and Nature's Wonderland.

Main Street USA attractions include:

NOW OPEN ~ BANK OF AMERICA EXHIBIT

This is a full service bank provided by the Bank of America was used for guest convenience and an exhibit showing banking over the decades. Guests could also open a real Bank of America checking or savings account at this location. It is also known as Bank of Main Street and many castmembers used this service over the years.

NOW OPEN ~ BEKINS LOCKER SERVICE

Bekins Moving Company operated a locker service for park guests to store jackets, baby items or food. It was located in Town Square near the Opera House.  

NOW OPEN ~ BLUE BIRD SHOES FOR CHILDREN

This venue offered shoes for children sponsored by Gallen-Kamp Shoes.

NOW OPEN ~ CAMERA CENTER

A full service camera, video and photo shop for guests, this shop would eventually be sponsored by GAF, Polaroid and Kodak. This is also called the Main Street Photo Supply.

NOW OPEN ~ CARNATION ICE CREAM PARLOR

The antique wooden and marble soda fountain is the focal point of this old fashioned ice cream parlor. It will later become a bakery and patio restaurant and be moved next door to the Candy Palace.

NOW OPEN ~ CITY HALL

Originally home to the Disneyland Publicity Department, it is later used for Guest Relations and information. This building is still open.

NOW OPEN ~ COCA-COLA REFRESHMENT CORNER

Also known as Coke Corner, this food stand is sponsored by Coca-Cola since its 1955 opening. This snack and drink shop featured one of the park's dearest traditions, rag time piano player, Rod Miller, as well as many other piano players. This food/entertainment venue is still open daily.

NOW OPEN ~ CORSETS & TORSOLETTES EXHIBIT

This exhibit is opened inside the Hollywood Maxwell Intimate Apparel Shop on Main Street USA. 

NOW OPEN ~ THE EMPORIUM

As Disneyland's largest store, it is located on Main Street USA and features every kind of Disney merchandise available. Its windows feature tableau of the company's most recent movies and is popular among guests as a last minute souvenir location at the close of the operating day. This merchandise location is still open.

NOW OPEN ~ FINE TOBACCO SHOP

This venue sells tobacco, cigarettes, cigars and other smoking merchandise. 

NOW OPEN ~ FIRE DEPARTMENT

Located next to City Hall, this exhibit features a replica of a turn of the century fire department with fire wagon and fire fighting memorabilia. Walt's private apartment was located directly above this exhibit. This location is still open.

NOW OPEN ~ GIBSON GREETING CARD SHOP

Located on Main Street USA, this venue sold special occasion cards, envelopes, stationary and stamps. It was sponsored by the Gibson Card Company.

NOW OPEN ~ GRANDMA’S BABY SHOP

This venue opens on Main Street USA. It sells baby clothing and merchandise. 

NOW OPEN ~ HOLLYWOOD MAXWELL’S INTIMATE APPAREL SHOP

This ladies under apparel shop is opened on Main Street USA. 

NOW OPEN ~ HORSE DRAWN FIRE WAGON

This is the Original Main Street vehicles that make up the third original attractions on Main Street. Opened on Main Street USA and providing transportation for guests to the hub at the end of Main Street,  this vehicle was retired and is currently housed in the Fire Station on Main Street Town Square.

NOW OPEN ~ HORSE DRAWN STREET CARS

This is the Original Main Street vehicles that make up the third original attractions on Main Street. These horse-drawn street cars begin service transporting guests from Town Square to the "hub" in front of the Castle. This attraction is still open.

NOW OPEN ~ HORSE DRAWN SURREY RIDE

This is the Original Main Street vehicles that make up the third original attractions on Main Street. This horse-drawn Main Street vehicle takes guests to the hub at the end of Main Street.

NOW OPEN ~ MAIN STREET CINEMA

This is the first of three original attractions on Main Street USA. This open floor cinema originally showed changing old Black & white films including Charlie Chaplin, William S. Hart, Lon Chaney, John Gilbert, Gloria Swanson, Vilma Banky, the Keystone Kops, Lillian Gish, Lionel Barrymore, Mabel Normand and Fatty Arbuckle, as well as Mickey Mouse's "Steamboat Willie" short. In the mid-1970's, the films were changed to Mickey Mouse shorts in black and white shown continually in six different screens. This attraction is still open.

NOW OPEN ~ MAIN STREET ARCADE

This is another name for the Penny Arcade on Main Street which is still opened. 

NOW OPEN ~ MAIN STREET PHOTO SUPPLY

It is also called the Camera Center. It later moved to Carefree Corner.  This venue is still open and is currently run by the Disney Company.

NOW OPEN ~ MAIN STREET SHOOTING GALLERY

This shooting Gallery opens on Main Street where the Penny Arcade now sits.

NOW OPEN ~ MARKET HOUSE

Sponsored by Swift Meats, this shop features candy, food stuffs and kitchen ware. It is modeled after a turn of the century general store complete with checker board and pot-bellied stove.

NOW OPEN ~ PENNY ARCADE

This is another name for the Main Street Arcade. This is an old fashioned penny arcade featuring antique arcade equipment including muto-scopes and Cail-o-scopes. This attraction is still open in a diminished form.

NOW OPEN ~ PLAZA PAVILION 

This is a buffeteria style restaurant that backs up to the Tahitian Terrace Restaurant in Adventureland. It served as the processing center for Annual Passholders and is now the Jolly Holiday Bakery.

NOW OPEN ~ RED WAGON INN

This is a restaurant in the hub area that was sponsored by Swift Meats Company. It later became the Plaza Inn.

NOW OPEN ~ REFRESHMENT CORNER

Also known as Coke Corner, this food service location offers counter service hot dogs, drinks and snacks on Main Street USA. This location is still open.

NOW OPEN ~ RUGGLES CHINA & GLASS SHOP

Opened by Phil Papel, this gift shop opens selling crystal, china and glass souvenirs shop on Main Street.

NOW OPEN ~ SANTA FE & DISNEYLAND RAILROAD at MAIN STREET STATION

This is the 3rd of three original attractions on Main Street.

These 3/8 scale train cars were built because of Walt Disney’s train passion. This railroad is brought to the park through the Disneyland Railroad system that encircles the perimeter of the park. This attraction is still open.

NOW OPEN ~ SANTA FE & DISNEYLAND ENGINE - C.K. HOLLIDAY

The C.K. Holliday Locomotive #1 opens and begins daily service throughout the park. Named after a Santa Fe Railroad pioneer, it was built from scratch at the Disney Studio. It is named after Cyrus K. Holliday, the founder of the Atchison & Topeka Railroad.

NOW OPEN ~ SANTA FE & DISNEYLAND ENGINE - E.P. RIPLEY

The E.P. Ripley Locomotive #2 opens and begins daily service throughout the park. Named after Edward Payson Ripley, a Santa Fe Railroad pioneer, he was president of the newly reorganized Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fee Railroad. The locomotive was built from scratch at the Disney Studios.

NOW OPEN ~ THE BANDSTAND

This open air gazebo opens in the “hub” on Main Street USA to be used as a place where the Marching Band can perform concerts, as well as guest bands and artists. Because it blocked the view of the castle, it was moved before opening day to a place between the entrances to Frontierland and Fantasyland. It was later moved further back into Frontierland.

NOW OPEN ~ UPJOHN PHARMACY APOTHECARY EXHIBIT

This turn of the century drugstore displays various pharmaceutical exhibits and free vitamins for guests. It became the New Century Clock Shop later.

NOW OPEN ~ WALT’S APARTMENT

Located on Main Street USA above the Fire House, this apartment was built as an actual residence for use by the Disney Family when visiting the park. This apartment was decorated by Emile Kuri in the Victorian style especially for Mrs. Lillian Disney. From here Walt could watch his beloved trains as they pulled into and out of the Main Street Station and keep on eye on his park.

NOW OPEN ~ WURLITZER MUSIC HALL

This shop features demonstrations of Wurlitzer organs and sells musical supplies.

Tomorrowland Attractions include:

NOW OPEN ~ CLOCK OF THE WORLD 

This global clock kept track of the time in many worldwide locations. It was used as the focal point at the entrance to Tomorrowland.

NOW OPEN ~ MONSANTO HALL of CHEMISTRY 

This is the first of three original attractions in Tomorrowland. This exhibit is sponsored by the Monsanto Company.

NOW OPEN ~ SPACE STATION X-1 

This is the second of three original attractions in Tomorrowland. This is a Tomorrowland exhibit showing the earth from space. This attraction included a scenic painting of the earth from space illustrated by Peter Ellenshaw.

NOW OPEN ~ SPACE BAR 

This futurist food stand opens in Tomorrowland serving snacks and drinks.

NOW OPEN ~ TOMORROWLAND AUTOPIA

This is the third of three original attractions in Tomorrowland. It was presented by Atlantic Richfield Company features miniature gas automobiles that give the young and young at heart a chance to drive the open highways.

NOW OPEN ~ YACHT BAR 

This is a fast food facility in Tomorrowland. It was also called The Yacht Club.

The total park attendance was 1 million Guests in 1955.