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July 14, 2010 | Irma Wallace | Comments 0

Disneyland’s 55th Anniversary To Be Celebrated at The Walt Disney Family Museum

Opening Day at DisneylandOn July 18, 1955, Disneyland officially opened its doors in southern California.  Now, fifty-five years later, a rare gathering of Disney Legends, family members, former executives (2 Disneyland Presidents), Imagineers and other special guests will be gathering in San Francisco at the new Walt Disney Family Museum – many of whom will share their personal stories about working with Walt.

The gatherings will occur on three separate dates: Friday, July 16, 2010 – 6:30 pm, Saturday, July 17 – 3:00 pm, and Sunday, July 18 – 3:00 pm

Unfortunately, tickets to these events are completely sold out. However, the @WDFMuseum will be live-tweeting from all three events! They will also be sending out a photo recap with highlights of our Disneyland 55 weekend.

Special Guests include:

  • Diane Disney Miller – daughter of Walt Disney (Friday, July 16 only)
  • Tony Baxter – current SR VP of Creative Development for Disneyland
  • Jack Lindquist – former President of Disneyland
  • Dick Nunis – Disney Legend and former Chairman of Walt Disney Attractions
  • Matt Ouimet – former President of Disneyland Resort
  • Buzz Price – Economist who helped Walt Disney find original site of Disneyland
  • Craig Russell – Current Chief Design and Project Delivery Executive, Walt Disney Imagineering
  • Marty Sklar – Disney Legend and former Vice Chair of Imagineering
  • Bruce Vaughn – Current Chief Creative Executive, Walt Disney Imagineering

The gatherings will be held in the Special Exhibition Hall of The Walt Disney Family Museum in Presidio, San Francisco.

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About the Author: I love to travel, especially when accompanying my husband on Disney trips. Visiting a Disney theme park or enjoying Disney entertainment is an pleasurable escape from the realities of everyday life. As such, I am pleased to be able to cover "travel-related" items here at Disney-O-Rama.

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