Latest Imagineering Field Guide takes you behind the scenes at Disneyland

Posted by: Clare Swindlehurst on Saturday, November 8, 2008
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202px Walt disney portrait Latest Imagineering Field Guide takes you behind the scenes at Disneyland — Image via Wikipedia

I don’t know about you but I love reading about the stories behind the attractions and the reasons for the little details that are woven throughout all of the Disney parks. I’ve bought each of the Imagineering Field Guides and they have changed the way I experience the parks.

It’s not just about rushing around from one attraction to the other and working out how to avoid standing in line for too long. If you slow down and really look around you then you can experience the parks in a whole new light, the way Walt wanted us to.

The latest in the Imagineering Field Guide series looks at Walt’s first park: Disneyland. If you’re new to the series then I highly recommend them – I’m ordering my copy of The Imagineering Field Guide to Disneyland from amazon today.

Latest Imagineering Field Guide takes you behind the scenes at Disneyland

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