101 Things You Never Knew about Disneyland

Even after visiting Disneyland over 50 times. I learned many new things to look for on my next trip. It is a small enough book to pack in your daypack while visiting the park. Really enjoy the books by Kevin Yee and plan on adding more to my collection soon.

This book is full of fun facts. It is perfect for trivia games and for use in designing schavenger hunts in the park. It gives tremendous insight into the culture of Disney. If you love Disneyland and what to understand why it is the way it is, this is the book for you.

As someone who frequents Disneyland about forty plus times a year thanks to an annual pass, I thought I knew everything about Disneyland. This book gives valuable insight to little known facts. Sure, maybe they can be looked up on the Internet or are common knowledge to some, but it's nice to have it all in a nice, inexpensive little book. In fact, my wife and I have taken this book to Disneyland to verify some of the information. If you want a different slant on history, background and secrets of Disneyland, this is a good place to start.

This is one of those books you can just pick up and read for a few minutes when you have time. It is just packed with tons of interesting facts about Disneyland that you never even knew that you wanted to know---and after reading this book and learning these facts, you look at Disneyland with new eyes and go "Hmmm".

I received this book just in time for a week at Disneyland during the 50th Anniversary celebration. The festivities of 17 July 2005 and the crowds were not all that heavy, and on Friday the 23rd I took the "Imagination to Celebration" tour. I had to ask for help to find that special palm tree in Adventureland--there are several--and the toru guide had to ask for help, too! "101 things You Never Knew About Disneyland" will make you seem like an instant expert. Kevin Yee and Jason schultz made my stay at Disneyland much more magical. Disneyland is constantly changing, so some of the things in this book may be different from when I visitied. I had to ask a cast member in Indiana Jones to show me Eyeore. Many of the Hidden Mickeys, the tributes to people or things past, are really hidden--otehrs are hidden in plain sight. I had to look sharp to find the tributes to the Country Bear Playhouse inside the Winnie the Pooh attraction. Couldn't have done it if "101 Things..." hadn't told me what to look for--and where to look.