From the Brava Centauri Studios, this is Wedway Radio. Good morning and welcome to Disneyland.

You're now standing in Town Square USA,

in a typical American town at the turn of the last century.

While you're waiting for the remainder of Disneyland to open, you may visit a few of the attractions already open in Town Square.

Ever since I was a small boy in Illinois, I've had a great personal admiration for Abraham Lincoln.

So when we decided to recreate some of the great moments in Mr. Lincoln's life for the World's Fair,

we directed all our

energies to that. Racing. Speed is all the rage, all the rage, all the rage as we go chasing.

Thomas Edison, he's the one who's begun accelerating. Welcome to Wedway Radio 115, a show about Disney Parks, Disney History, and touring.

I'm your host, Nate, and as always, with my co-host, Matt.

Matt, how are you doing tonight?

Doing good, doing good, episode 115, and I'm excited to be back.

What is this, like, four consecutive weeks?

I don't know, but let's just not, let's not jinx it.

The heavens have aligned, and everything is going well.

So anyway, good to be back and really excited about this show. We're going to do a

little look at Disneyland. We are. We're going to look at some recent Disneyland history and some

history that goes all the way back to like the second year of the park. You know, one thing I hear a lot

is that people want to listen to the show a little bit more because they, you know, we go coast to coast.

And I don't know if that's true for everyone, but I like going coast to coast because I like to experience both Walt Disney World and Disneyland year after year.

So it's fun for me to look at the history of both sides of the Disney company.

Yeah, and I really kind of look at it as totally different experiences.

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