1960s Adventureland Restaurants Disneyland History

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00:09Live flow show, Polynesian review with girls doing the hula in grass skirts and men dancers

00:35dressed like island chips. In the 1960s, a full dinner including drink and dessert cost under

00:42$4. Most popular drink was Planter's Punch from the Wet Disneyland Dictionary 1968.

00:50The Haitian terrace captures the excitement of the South Seas in both exotic setting and

00:56irresistible delicacies. Unique and colorful elements of this restaurant include a spectacular

01:02waterfall that parts to serve as a liquid curtain for this colorful island show.

01:08From the 1973 Disney University food showmanship Disney style.

01:14In the Tahitian terrace, Walt Disney artists have recreated a Polynesian island paradise.

01:20Irresistible South Seas delicacies are served beneath the edge.

01:25Disneyodendron axioms.

01:26And out of the ordinary Disney tree.

01:29From Steve Birdbaum brings you the best of Disneyland 1982.

01:34Believed by many to the source of the park's best food, this establishment also gives diners

01:39plenty of atmosphere and a dinner, a fine hip wriggling Polynesian show.

01:45The coral tree on stage and overhead is a special Disney creation it wouldn't do.

01:50After all, to have one that would shed leaves on your plate.

01:53The tree trunk was built on location, the limbs made on a bachelot and the 14,175 leaves and

02:01bright flowers were grafted on by hand.

02:03During the construction process, Walt Disney saw the tree, decided it was too low and ordered

02:09it raised three feet with cranes to its present 35-foot height.

02:14To this backdrop, add a curtain of falling water, footlights that look like fire, and a handful

02:19of sarang-clad, grass-skirted dancers who play with fire and twitch and sway their way through

02:25the dances of the South Pacific.

02:27It's a first-rate show.

02:29Male cast members wore Hawaiian shirts and Bermuda shorts.

02:40Female cast members wore long, floral dresses.

02:44Most popular drink was Jungle Gillette.

02:46Male cast members wore in the car as a

02:48boy dressed in a dress.

02:48When they were called, they could wear a dress like a boy, in the стро."

02:54Male cast members wore the dress.

02:57I saw a lady wearing anva that looks like a man's face.

02:59So, I remember a lady wearing an eye p꽃, and a lady wearing a guy's face.

03:05While I was wearing a dress, they could wear a dress like a guy like a woman's face!

03:08And she said, of course, a man's face is a woman wearing a dress.

03:11So she had to wear a dress.

03:12She's a woman with an eye on the dress.