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I’m sure more recordings exist, it’s just a matter of asking around in the right places.

Very interesting stuff for sure

Most of Tokyo’s assets originally came from WDW. The Haunted Mansion is a great example of this, especially since it’s the closest thing to the original version.

Not sure how accurate it is but I found this audio recreation of Peter Pan

It’s possible you didn’t notice it because of the darkness. Also yes there are threads for most of the other rides, simply use the search function and they should pop up. If nothing shows up then feel free to make a thread based on what you’re looking for.

It’s a shame all that effort into the FL dark rides would be destroyed only a few years later.

It’s definitely possible more photos exist, it’s just the matter of making those who have them aware of the situation so they can be uploaded. For all we know they could be hidden away in Grandmas photo albums.

Not sure if these have been posted here yet or what photo coverage is currently missing but I’ve found a good thread with lots of original SW photos: https://discuss.micechat.com/forum/disney-theme-park-news-and-discussion/disneyland-resort/yesterland/198762-snow-white-s-adventures

Have you tried asking around in the vintage Disneyland Facebook group? That’s where those Greg Ziak photos came from.

What you see in that photo is above your head as you’re descending backwards in the room with blue lights. I guess they think it’s okay not to clean it for years if the average guest doesn’t notice it.

Part of me feels like they were inspired by the T-Rex finale at Universal’s JP ride.

I’ve asked around but there’s still conflicting reports on what the Asteroid was. Some people say a physical prop where the Carno head is, others say just the noise and flash of light. All videos from 1998 show the Carno head so I don’t know what to believe. @marni1971 ’s old video is rather...

Another 1985 Perrin video has surfaced although the audio has a weird echo effect

Yeah you’re definitely right. Btw speaking of Peter Pan I’ve always found it cool that the WDW version of the ride still contains elements of the original Disneyland version such as Captain Hook yelling “Fire Mister Smee!”.

Can’t remember if this was posted here before but here’s a great photo of the Egyptian worker on the scaffolding. This is one figure that I’ve always felt was pointlessly removed considering the scaffolding itself still exists. If the figure still exists I’d like to see him return in the...

In terms of finding the art you could try using the Wayback Machine to look for it.

I have a theory that the cannons are stationary to avoid collisions with the ride vehicles but idk how true that is. It could just boil down to lazy maintenance or a yeti situation.

I’m convinced the insides are barely hanging on and they only do the bare minimum when repairing them

Last year at some point. There were reports of them being spotted around the building.

I’m wondering whatever came about with Iger and D’amaro taking a backstage tour of the ride last year.