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What do you think was the best 10 year period for Disneyland taking into account rides, shows, business etc.?
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60's
70's
80's
90's
2000's
What was the best decade for Disneyland? Yes, I know it's another thread from me in 1 day but I wanted to know what you guys thought about this!
What do you think was the best 10 year period for Disneyland taking into account rides, shows, business etc.?
Vote!
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90's.
60's
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I just love the 60's in DL it had loads of rides and Tomorrowland was actually redone to look better!
'90s before New New Tomorrowland. My childhood.
that time period was also wonderful....but if you think in "best rides installed" it would have to be the 60's
80's
Had to vote for the 70's because I love Space Mountain and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. Would have loved to have seen the park in the late 60's though!
60's two reasons....Haunted Mansion & Pirates...enough said.
That and a new Tomorrow Land...and People Mover and Inner Space and...ect....you get the picture!!!
exactly why I voted the 60's....lol
The 70's because I worked there from 74-82! The park's best overall period would be late 70's perhaps through the mid- 80's because you had SM and BTMRR, the pre-1998 Tomorrowland and the pre-1983 Fantasyland.
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Originally Posted by barfownz
People, there's a poll above for voting. How about some reasons or discussion in your posts?
I wondered if this poll was just going to reflect the voters' ages (ie when their 'golden years' as kids were) But then I see that Hilsbro voted for the swinging 60s.
I thought about all my favourite rides and when they were built, then realised that I can't vote for any particular period since my favourite Disney is the culmination of all those years. So I guess I'd have to say 90s, but not late 90s when it all started going 'wrong'. Let's say 1995 after Indy was built, but before the classics like the PM and Subs were closed.
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Really, it should be 85-95. Eisner still had ambition then.
No contest.
The best single decade for DL was 1959 to 1969, beginning with the Matterhorn/Monorail/Submarine extravaganza and ending with the Haunted Mansion. In between are almost all the classics, with Walt's fingerprints on all them--his daring, his drive, and his uncanny creative instincts. That decade witnessed a breathtaking crescendo of theme park creativity that has never been equalled anywhere within a comparable time period.
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