Kodak Moments...Then and Now

Welcome to the Gallery

The Disney Gallery above Disneyland’s Pirates of the Caribbean is gone…So we’ve created our own gallery for you to enjoy. Here you’ll find snapshots of the original Magic Kingdom with Electric Mic & Kiltboy through the decades.

To Infinity and Beyond! Steve riding the Flying Saucers in Tomorrowland.  This was his favorite attraction at the time. He ALWAYS went to this first!  His cousin Glen is pictured in the blue shirt in front of him.

The Flying saucers first opened in August of 1961.  Finally, in 1966, the Saucers disappeared, never to be seen again.

23.9 a Gallon! Mike and his sister Kathy riding the Autopia.  He hasn't ridden with her since.

The Autopia was one of Walt’s original attractions on opening day in 1955.

Young Brave meet'um Big Chief Mike’s Dad grew up near the Standing Rock Souix Reservation in Thunderhawk, South Dakota.  So a trip to Frontierland’s Indian Village was always part of the family’s Disneyland experience.  Mike's Grandma is also pictured, wearing a stunning polka-dot creation by J.C. Penney. Ahhh...The 60's.

The Indian Village was located where Critter Country is now, and was featured at Disneyland from 1955 to 1971.

Main Street Mohicans There he is...

Danny "Thunderhawk" Kelly, at this classic picture spot. We lost him in 2005, but he will always be remembered for the way he made every Disneyland vacation special.

Maybe if I put Churros in my shoes... Mike clowning around in the Autopia queue.

Got those Lotto numbers? Mike consulting Esmeralda at the Penny Arcade on Main Street.

Call security...We got a jumper... Mike "Hanging Around" in the Disneyland lobby.