Coming up on this episode of D.L. Weekly, a calm 4th of July at the resort.

A new marquee is in place for the 70th anniversary.

Some rarely seen items are on their way to Disneyland.

A chance to tour Walt's Storybook Mansion this summer.

A former shop turned seating area is back to a shop again.

We talk about our experience visiting the 1901 Lounge and Club 33 and more.

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You heard it here first, ladies and gents. Breaking news.

Guests who were at Disneyland on the 4th of July were able to celebrate more than the birthday of the United States.

Crowds were way down. This was likely due to most magic keys being blocked out,

and the price for the one park one day ticket was $200.

No festive decorations were installed this year due to the 70th,

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