Disneyland Research Paper

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Ah yes, Disneyland, my first amusement park I ever built. It is very successful I'm not going to brag. But it took a long time to become Disneyland. It was simply just orange groves and walnut trees before this magnificent park was built. There were lots of turn-downs I experienced, but I believe that they helped me get to where I am today. "Walt, that is a crazy idea! Where would you get all the money from? You make lots of money from your TV show, but certainly not enough to build a amusement park. You are insane," "No, that will never happen. You are just a regular boy from Kansas who will go to school and become a doctor," Theses were all words I heard throughout the start of Disney. But they never went deep. When the idea of Disneyland popped into my head, I knew instantly this would be a great idea and it just had to happen. But first I needed my first spectator, so I …show more content…

I think that building the park was my favorite part of the whole experience because I think that seeing everything come alive was really just a shock to me on how good everything looked. Everything looked so real as if you really were on a real safari. The first thing my workers built was Main Street. I would have worked, but my schedule was very hectic: like planning, and designing all of the other buildings. Personally, I like Main Street the best because it reminds me of all the good times I had there while designing it. Disneyland became to show more and more of Disneyland. But all of my seventeen million dollars were worth it. You see, my goal was to create a family friendly park, even a park that the parents would enjoy. And secondly, that had themes. Most amusement parks don't have themes, but in my park I decided to go with themes. For example, one theme in my park is Fairy Tale. It has all the princesses and princes, magical rides, stores, and better yet the castle in that

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