Here are two shots from the 2nd day the park was open of the Stagecoach ride. I sure do miss all the different forms of transportation once available in Frontier/Adventureland; they just seem to be shrinking away. The Keelboats, The Stagecoach, the mules...well, maybe not the mules.
See more vintage Disneyland Stagecoach photos at my main website.
3 comments:
I didn't know that the Stagecoach once loaded so close to the river. In the second photo, way in the distance, you can see yet another horse-drawn conveyance (the buckboard?).
Great views. At Disneyland they now have two of the surreys out at the petting farm area. On one is a great Surrey Rides sign and in the cabin they have placed another Surrey ride sign in the display. There is also a great image of Main Street in 1959 with all the vehicles out. This shot and Major's comments sparked this comment.
really...i'm amazed they loaded that close to the river.
i never saw the stagecoach actually in the park but they did have it on display at the Autry Disney and the West show years ago. absolutley a work of art. even better is to see it as a FUNCTIONING work of art!
nice pics...
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