I'm a long-live Disneyland railroad fan, pleasure to have you on the Disneyland railroad

I love that the grand canyon diorama is still intact. Featuring the dinosaur museum that belongs in a museum.

I have to agree. Dave’ s voice would indeed be perfect on the Disneyland Railroad.

I highly recommend the "Behind The Scenes Steam Train Tour" at Disney World. The best part was almost at the end...after showing up before sunrise, riding the train back to the "roundhouse", and learning more than you'd think could have happened with the Disney Trains, was as were were approaching the Main Street Station again at about the time the Park opened, the Conductor told us make sure as we got off the Train we waved and smiled at all the people in line at the Station to be the first to ride the train that day...good times!

I laughed when you mentioned redoing the narration because right before then I was thinking how nice it would be without the narration. I suppose one could take noise cancelling headphones, but then one wouldn't hear some of the intrinsic train noises either.

Dave, I feel like Disneyland needs your voice as the narrator for Disneyland Railroad. You would bring it back to richness of yore😎🚂

Hi. Thanks for this. It bought back very fond memories. My first trip to Disneyland was in 56, as a 5 year old. My last visit was in 04, as a grandfather to 2 young girls. Although I still live within 45 minutes drive time, I haven’t been back since. So….thanks again for bringing back the memories of the charm and magic that Disneyland can be. See ya.

I was at Disneyland in April - When we stopped for water, I asked the engineer “Is this the best F’n job in the world?” - Without hesitation, he said yes. 😂

You would be so much fun to hang out with!

Thunder mountain is the best. Liked how you kept the camera on the goat, when the Train is turning right down the mountain. Kind of gives an uneasy feeling

You are a much better narrator than what they have. I see where you get your inspiration from. I like the little rattlesnakes on thunder mountain.

I would love to see plans and a build video and maybe even a kit for that tiny station in FantasyLand! it looked pretty cool!

Thanks for the train ride. Ours here in WDW hasn't ran in almost 4 years.

Years ago, I believe the Santa Fe railroad had some connection with Disney trains. My pop was a machinist for the Santa fe in San Bernardino. We had unlimited passes for the train. Both Disney's and the real trains.

Good to see you High Balling the Big Thunder, it's been over 30 years since we rode the Disneyland trains, my kids were little. Thanks for bringing us along !

It's great to see where the main source of your inspiration for Thunder Mesa came from and we now get to see it anytime on your KZfaq showings. Thank you for the "rides." 👍

Fun episode, thanks from Orlando Florida

Absolutely brilliant great video thanks Dave.

Thanks for the tour and fond memories. Disney better hurry up and take you up on that narration offer. Thank you for sharing, your videos never disappoint.

Thank you! Excellent videography. You have captured this much differently than most of the other DLRR and WDRR videos; I love those too, why not those are about my favorite railroads too.

I myself love both disney and trains though I am purely a WDW guy i enjoy hearing info on the DL trains

Great video, thanks! I’ve been going to Disneyland all my life since I’m a So Cal local and I don’t think I’ve ever seen the park this empty. So nice to not have to wait in endless lines!

That was fun video but to tell the truth I would come see your layout before going to Disney Land. I am so enjoying your layout and builds. I have found I would like to get some On18 if I can find one. GOD BLESS 🚂💖🚂💖🚂💖

Agreed on the country bears missing! 👍

Awsome! Great vid! 👍

That was terrific Dave. I’ve been to WDW many,many,many times and always assumed they were pretty much the same but it appears there is quite a difference. I see they even copied your goat😀. Love your work and presentation skills.

I know it's in the other park but there's also the Red Car Trolley

Great video!

When you were riding the Monorail did you see that second set of elevated tracks. Those were once Walt Disney's people mover system it wasn't as popular as the monorail which is why it no longer operates the subtracts are still in place I don't know what's become of the people mover train sets

Dave, have you ever thought of incorporating the thunder and lightning flashes like we saw in the D-land Grand Canyon scenes into your layout?

If the main street horse drawn trolley is in the list, should Mickey's Toontown Trolley also be included?

WOW!! Thanks so much for that!!! I grew up in So Cal living near Knott's and Disneyland. Much of my time was spent getting my parnets to drop us off at one of the parks!( Yes in those years a 12 year old could go alone) Some notes: I miss those MK II bubble top ATSF monorails.....thankful they still have something Must have been a all time low attendance day....when was that? Park looked good, I hope during my 2023 So Cal stay I get to visit...2018 was last time I was in park. Again Thanks

An empty Disneyland, how did you manage this?

Hey Dave Great as always BUT when did you film this? The park is empty.

Do every boat at Disneyland

Ah, the ol’ Goat Trick. Best viewed from the very back. I hear growing rumblings about a return of the Peoplemover. Would that be considered a train too?

Do they give roundhouse tours at Disneyland the way they did at Walt Disney World before Covid-19?

My father was an executive for the now-defunct Gulf Oil corporation. We lived in LA for 3 years from 1970 to 72. We got tens of trips to Anaheim Disney in those three years. Club 33 when it was still exclusive to exhibitors, tours of the park with presidents of foreign nations. The whole 9 yards, even charming harvard educated 20-something translator guides for any language you chose thank you. Poofy hats, mini skirts and go-go boots to match. Remember that Tom Hanks - Mary Poppins movie? I lived the Limo at the gate scene. Only difference, our limo was outside the fence. I learned I like Snails at Club 33. Ate my first Andes chocolate mint there. On one trip, no doubt escorting some world famous oil rich nations president, I ran literally crying at the top of my lungs from a table set with Three, Three forks and the same number of spoons. It took a lot of love and many Shirley Temples before I was coaxed back to that table. I can still see tiny shards of the park when it was still only 12, 23, 14 years old. We missed the Nautilus. Still breaks my heart. We did see the dancing bears. I am sure I rode the mine train you showed as blocked off. I am thrilled the submarines are still there. Thank you so much for this video. Teared up several times. Mother and father are both gone now but the happiest place on earth remains. It's a small world after all!

Where are the crowds!? I’ve never been to Disneyland when there were so few people. It must have been really nice to just walk up and get on a ride.

Like you, I too prefer those Country Bears. Now, even though the new spiel is not the best, we do get Pete Renoudet as the narrator.

Can you do every train at Knott's Berry Farm

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