The The attraction you're about to enter Walt Disney's enchanted Tiki room introduced an entirely

new form of three-dimensional entertainment when it opened in 1963.

Greetings folks and welcome aboard the Disneyland Hotel Tram.

Please sit well back in your seats and remain seated while our tram is in motion.

Well, a project like this is so vast in scope that no one company alone can make it a reality.

But if we can bring together the technical know-how of American industry

and the creative imagination of the Disney organization,

I'm confident we can create right here in Disney

World a showcase to the second season of the 3028 this is episode 43 of the Disney history,

Disney Listry and News Show.

I'm Matt Parish.

And I'm Kevin Quigley.

You know, Kevin, we've been working on this idea

for this sort of great man series for a while.

And on this show, we get to take a closer look at one of the

great creative minds that help shape Walt Disney and the Disney company from

the outside in and that's novelist Ray Bradbury so Kevin I know you're kind of a fan have you read a lot of Bradbury. So Kevin, I know you're kind of a fan. Have you read a lot of Bradbury books?

So I've read a lot of his novels. I've read Martian Chronicles. I've read Dandelion Wine, I've read Fahrenheit 451 I've dabbled in the short stories I can't

really get into a lot of the really early short stories they just come from a different

era so I need to like sort of write my mind around that but I've liked

everything I've read actually it's been really good how about you yeah so when I

was in graduate school a girl in my class she was actually a little bit older than

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