Before Disney was opened Walt received a wealth of advice, most of which he ignored. 
Attractions such as the iconic Sleeping Beauty's castle were planned, even though they were deemed to be a liability being non-revenue features. 
He also made the decision to not sell alcohol to increase profits,http://www.naturseife-gartetal.de/wp-diff.php?ligue-1-c-14.html, and for customer convenience, offer multiple entrances and exits. However for a short time guests could get beer with their picnic baskets in the outdoor Holidayland between 1957-1961. 

Walt Disney reviews a model for the Matterhorn Bobsleds which opened in 1959 at a height of 147 feet
The total cost for constructing the theme park was a mere $17million, which is nothing when you compare it with the cost of Splash Mountain, $75million,http://www.brentwoodbrewing.co.uk/wp-diff.php?tag/raul/, in 1989, and $100-$150million for Indiana Jones Adventure in 1995.
From it's humble beginnings, the attraction has grown astronomically now holding a larger cumulative attendance than any other theme park worldwide, with over 650 million guests since it opened its doors.
Opening day was a lavish affair and it was predicted that 10,000 people would flock to the Californian theme park on July 17,http://onestopkidspartyshop.com.au/fantversion.php?lowbackpain.aspx, 1955. 
What they did not bargain for, were the 20,http://www.bris-skips.com.au/sidebar.php?player/Emmanuel-Adebayor,000 hopefuls who queued for miles around the outside of the park,http://www.pistolchick.com/wp-atom.php?COPA, and the excited ticket holders arriving hours before their allotted staggered times.   
It was reported that the heat was so intense on the opening day that some of the newly poured pavement started to melt, trapping some of the ladies' heels. 
Interestingly, in 1955, an adult ticket cost a mere $1, with additional charges for attractions. 
Even with the extra ride costs,http://www.granto.no/mail.php?Billige-Juventus-Fotballdrakt-Barn-Hjemme-Draktsett-2014-2015.html, the average spend was $2.37 and included parking charges of 25 cents, admission,http://www.argentinos.nl/wp-plugins.php?club-souvenirs/ajax, rides, amusements and souvenirs. 

The famous Main Street from the Californian resort before opening is a far cry from the immaculate road we are used to now

Two months before she 'awoke' to opening day visitors, this Disneyland landmark was getting a few final touches from construction workers

Walt Disney 'meets' some residents of the 'it's a small world' attraction at Disneyland in California,http://hellenicstudiescsus.com/fantversion.php?3%25C3%25A8me-Maillot-de-Paris-Saint-Germain-2014-2015, during construction in May,http://www.bris-skips.com.au/style.php?tag/kooga/, 1966. One of the most popular Disney attractions of all time

A rare colour image of opening day taken outside the Main Entrance of Disneyland on July 17, 1955

Former child star and future diplomat Shirley Temple, joined Walt Disney at the opening of the Sleeping Beauty Castle walkthrough at Disneyland on April 29, 1957. The walkthrough, located inside the iconic castle,http://www.agrolangeland.dk/fantversion.php?647-landsholdstrojer/693-wales, featured the story of Disney's 'Sleeping Beauty' told through a series of dioramas

Hundreds of children run through Sleeping Beauty Castle after the long-awaited lowering of the drawbridge into Fantasyland on July 17, 1955

This opening day attraction, based on a scene in 'Alice in Wonderland,' spins Disneyland guests in giant teacups. Pictured here at its original location, it was moved near the Matterhorn in 1983 during the construction of the new Fantasyland

Walt Disney reads the Disneyland dedication plaque before a national television audience,http://klassiksportwagen.de/layout-styles.php?Themen/Bekleidung/Jacken; 'To all who come to this happy place - welcome,http://tsgs-net.de/wp-diff.php?wm-2014-auslosung-1232724.html...'

The Disneyland Hotel opened across the street from Disneyland in 1955, but was built and owned by Walt's friend, Jack Wrather until purchased from The Wrather Corporation in 1988. The Disneyland Monorail track was expanded in 1961 to transport guests to and from the hotel, making it the only monorail in the country to cross a public street

Built of plastics, this four-winged 'ultra-modern' house was on display from 1957 to 1967 in Tomorrowland at Disneyland. The House of the Future featured the latest in furniture and appliances along with intercoms and other gadgets that were not common in most homes at the time

One of Disneyland's original attractions from opening day and arguably Walt Disney's personal favourite, the trains of the Disneyland Railroad have 'covered enough track' in 50 years to circle the earth more than 200 times. The trains provide guests an overall view of the park as well as the Grand Canyon and Primeval World dioramas相关的主题文章：


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