What a view!

:(

Saturdays were variable. This ad was from September 17, 1964. The next Saturday was a Date Nite, open until 1 a.m. Saturday after that was Dixieland at Disneyland (open regular hours until 7). Saturday after that open until 6, with the Sunday open until 7.

Gotta show them the prices, too. And entertainment offerings.

Which was pretty shitty, given all the financial assistance BofA had given them through the years.

I'm not fond of it, but the header appears to be the same as that found on other signs at Main Entry.

And what is a trash can if not a nice case?

Paul Bunyan in Bemidji, Minnesota, May 17, 2010

cc: @magicaltrash.com

Here's some inspiration I sent to Kevin.

Baedeker, Bancroft, OED, and Roget!

2055

On an average day, @disneylandhourly.parkendium.com probably presents you with Kevin's logo art multiple times. Here's the freshest example.

Oh no, it has to be a real photo. (Although I haven't seen a photo of a cat with the monorail, given the Kennel's location outside Disneyland's entrance, the number is probably not zero.)

My cat is now 70 in cat years and I desperately want to get a photo of him on Harbor Blvd. with that monorail. (He does not like leaving the house, so this would require some planning and restraints.)

They did eventually get decals. They're in a bit of a photo desert, so I can't say exactly when, but this is from 2005.

Solidarity!

I should note that when I got my double-sided DVD of The Happiest Millionaire, I accidentally watched the second side first and had a lot of questions about the plot.