Frontierland at Disneyland

03/26/2026

Frontierland is happening, now!

01/06/2026

Looking forward to seeing Frontierland being created.
Hopefully most of Frontierland still exists.
Have heard some discouraging reports of the demise of many parts of Frontierland🥲

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08/10/2025

Neat place!

08/04/2025

Hearing bad things about changes to Frontierland?

Walt Disney builds Fort Wilderness
on Tom Sawyer Island he designed

Walt Disney oversees construction 69 years ago on Tom Sawyer’s Island in Frontierland weeks before the area opened for exploring in 1956.

The photo shows Walt and WED architect Vic Greene during an inspection of the construction for Fort Wilderness.

Here’s the words of Frontierland’s 1955 dedication which are inscribed on a plaque: “Frontierland: It is here that we experience the story of our country's past — the color, romance, and drama of frontier America as it developed from wilderness trails to roads, riverboats and civilization; a tribute to the faith, courage, and ingenuity of our hearty pioneers who blazed the trails and made this progress possible.”

02/09/2025

Anyone have a picture of this stagecoach in operation?

Disneyland’s Main Street was designed with forced perspective to create the illusion of a grander, more expansive street while preserving a cozy, small-town charm. 🏡✨ Buildings gradually shrink in scale on their upper levels, making them appear taller... a trick also applied to windows, awnings, signage, and other details across the park. 🎭🏰

Another fun example of this illusion is this miniature stagecoach from Disneyland’s Stagecoach Ride, which appeared much larger than it actually was (from a distance, at least). 🐎🚃 Walt had a running joke about it... whenever 6'6" Claude Coats got too close, he’d tease, "Get away, Claude, you're spoiling the scale!" 😆

12/26/2024

Classic cowboy history, entertainment, and art Yellowstone folks fit right in Frontierland

Buck Taylor, who plays the wise and steady cowboy Emmett Walsh on Yellowstone, is a veteran actor and real-life cowboy, widely respected for his decades of experience in the Western genre. During filming, his presence on set was not only an asset for his acting skills but also for the wealth of knowledge he shared with the younger cast members, including Cole Hauser and Luke Grimes.

One particularly memorable story occurred during the filming of a challenging horseback riding scene that involved Cole Hauser (Rip Wheeler) and Luke Grimes (Kayce Dutton). The scene called for some complex maneuvers, and while both actors had become increasingly skilled riders throughout the series, this particular sequence was more difficult than usual. The timing and coordination with the horses had to be just right, but after several takes, things still weren’t going as smoothly as they had hoped.

That’s when Buck Taylor stepped in. With his calm demeanor and years of riding experience, Buck offered Hauser and Grimes some guidance. He patiently walked them through the steps, showing them how to better communicate with their horses, and even demonstrated the maneuver himself with ease. Buck’s deep understanding of horses and riding made him a valuable mentor in that moment, and his advice was both practical and encouraging.

Cole Hauser, who had always admired Buck for his legendary career, later reflected on how much that moment meant to him. He said that Buck’s ability to ride with such grace and control was something he aspired to, and having him on set was like having a living piece of Western history by their side. Luke Grimes, who shared similar admiration, expressed his gratitude for Buck’s help, saying it made the scene flow much more naturally once they had his expert guidance.

Buck Taylor’s willingness to step in and share his knowledge wasn’t just about making the scene work—it was about passing down cowboy wisdom to the next generation, something he did with humility and kindness. The camaraderie between the actors grew stronger that day, and both Hauser and Grimes walked away with a greater appreciation for the skills Buck had honed over a lifetime.

That moment encapsulated the spirit of the Yellowstone set, where the cast not only worked together but supported each other like a family, with the more experienced actors like Buck Taylor always ready to lend a hand when needed.

05/20/2024

This is a fake post as this page ad account was hacked by these crooks!!
This post is here for the purpose to maybe get money stolen back from these fraudsters.

03/11/2023

No caption needed.

02/28/2018

Fess Parker - Davy Crockett - at Frontierland back in the day

01/22/2018

Walt created magic in the Wonderful World of Disney.

Walt Disney takes you through Disneyland in 1957 on his Sunday Evening Disneyland TV Series. Enjoy! Connect with us on your favorite networks: Twitter: http:...

01/22/2018

Wonderful time warp to people / events back in the day.

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