Anaheim, California recent comments:

Commercials = priceless.

I'm not sure why rick was downvoted; he's correct. Several rides in Disney Land are located outside of the park in warehouses due to limited space; the stretching room IS an elevator, and it DOES lead underground, but the underground tunnel quickly takes your carts to a warehouse outside of the park This way guests are kept from thinking they've left the "mansion" they saw from the outside. The Pirates of the Caribbean does use a similar motif, though, as well as at least one other Disney Land ride. The Haunted Mansion at Disney World and other locations are located inside the mansion building themselves, and so the stretching rooms there aren't elevators (the ceiling raises instead).

My thoughts and prayers to all affected by this. I live just a couple of miles away. The amount of ash and smoke make it look like it is snowing.

In the 1970's this was a toystore. I don't know about the "Boston" store, but my nephew worked here when it was a toystore up until the late 70's.

This specific tag is out dated since the image was updated. To not lose the data above, it has been copied and incorporated into the main tag for this former heliport.

I had a few meals here as well. Not all that great in my opinion, but not bad either. I guess I would have labeled it as average.

The photo no longer contains the helicopter. Therefore this tag is no longer valid.

i want to visit it

it is very beautiful

You can get the best chocolate cake here!

You get free tortillas here on your birthday!

I remember kids used to be able to climb inside the jet itself. It was hollow from the intakes in the wings all the way thru the opening in the back. Back in the late 70's a kid got stuck in there and the fire dept had to break some of the concrete forming the fake jet to get him out. Ever since then they sealed up the inside by filling it with concrete. It's amazing how many kids still think this is/was a real plane. :-)

Back in the 70's and 80's this used to be a Cracker Barrel restaurant. If memory serves, it wasn't that great of a restaurant back then.

The photo pass booth is no longer there it's on the right after you go in the entrance and under the bridge.

There's plenty more to say. For example: crowded; noisy; lines; stinky; screaming babies; stroller-wielding soccer moms with attitude; soap-splattered mirrors; missing paper towels; avoid; beware; keep out!

If you brought your lunch to the park with you, this little outdoor terrace is a nice, quiet place to get away from the hubbub and eat in peace. It's conveniently located near the entrance to the storage lockers.

Also famed for 11:30 p.m. souvenir madness. Steer clear, pin collectors.

Um, the ride is to the north, darlin'. I never found the gift shop that mind-altering. My checkbook, on the other hand...

Possibly the most psychedelic amusement park ride ever. Disneyland should post DARE officers at the exit to teach kids to "just say no." What's in that "hunny," son?