Welcome aboard Pink Monorail. I'm your pilot, Michelle Viadolid, and next to me is my co-pilot, Noah Viadolid.

Hey, everybody. Last time, we talked about getting funding for Disneyland. Now we're going to talk about Disneyland opening.

Disneyland for Disneyland. Now we're going to talk about Disneyland's opening. Disneyland was literally the TV show Come to Life. In the last TV special before opening day,

Walt hands the hosting over to Winston Hibler in the pre-opening report. Hibbler produced many

of Disney's True Life Adventures, The Living Desert, the Vanishing Prairie, the African Lionopening report. Hibbler produced many of Disney's true-life adventures,

the living desert, the vanishing prairie, the African lion, and more. On this day, he showed

the construction progress of Disneyland, including humorous reworking of songs like

Hi-Ho and Whistle While You Work, as well as the M mice's work song from Cinderella. At the end,

a salesman promised a Davy Crockett photo and comic book to any kid who brought a parent to the car

dealership, as well as trips for three people to Disneyland and new cars. You can watch this special

on Disney Plus. Just search for Disneyland and it will pop up.

Now, the host that you're talking about, Shelley, the guy that did the true life narrations,

he's the one that would always do the shows that like normally in nature, a grizzly bear and a bobcat,

don't get along. But for the sake of this documentary, we watch what would happen if we stuck them in a burlap sack.

My brothers and I love those shows because we'd be like, that's never going to happen.

And the guy would say, well, normally in nature.

Nah, you're fibbing.

All right, so what happened, Shelley?

Disneyland was laid out by like a movie.

Right, but it was not just two-dimensional movie sets.

No.

So it was much more than that.

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