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Asdrre scid the 250 millionth guest,
expected sometime this spring (the
co'jnt now stands at about 240 million)
w ill receive, among other things, a 1035
Cadilkc Sedan, 30,000 iree air miles
frcm FaclHc Southwest Airlines, ar.d CO
dsys free admission to Disneyland.
Disneyland orinsily was composed
cf 18 attractions in five theme areas.
Now the park has 55 attractions and
seven theme areas:
O Advcnturtimd exotic rericrjs
of Asia, Afic3 and the South Pacific.
O Bear Country & recreation of
the American Norhtwest wilderness
and home of the "Country Bear
Jamboree."
O Fantasyland happy kingdom
of storybook enchantment.
O Frentierland - exciting realm
cf pioneers and a return to the heritage
of the Old West
O Main Street a composite of
small-town America, circa 1S00.
O New Orleans Square home of
ghosts, pirates and quaint shops.
O Tomorro'.vlsnd the world of
the future, a panorama on the move.
The attractions are constantly being
studied,. updated and chared. In the
late '60s Disney had to revamp Tomor
rowland because progress was rapidly
catching up to it. The rocket to the
moon was a future fantasy when the
park opened in 1655, but it became a
reality in 1059.
- But some attractions lasted. Fron
tferland's "Golden Horseshoe Review,"
an Old West show, set a Guinness
World record as the longest running
stage show in history with more than
40,000 performances.
Aguirre said he and many other col
lege students have paid their wiy to
school by working at Disneyland.
Over 75 percent of the park's addi
tional summer staff are college students.
Valt Disney's original investment ki
Disneyland was $17 million. That figure
now stands in excess of $300 million,
but the price for admission is still
, reasonable, Aguirre said.
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Bill's Saloon, 1020 P St. Tne
Wrex Band, Friday and Saturday. No '
cover .charge.
Ch'ssterHeld, ' Eottdaslsy &,
Petted 234 N. 13th St. Why Net,
Friday and Saturday. Cover charge is
$2. . v
' -Dssserts 2.22, 222 S. 13th St. -
Deanna Mumpsid and Linda Laessle,
Friday. Mnis.garxd and Greg Talmsn,
Saturdsy No cever charge.
. Gitca Fig,-1010 P St. Alpha
Street, Thursday through Saturday. No
cover chsrge. .
. Littla Dcso, 27th Is Comhusker
Hwy. Oos?t Friday and 8s
Cover charge Is 12.
llkty . It&Iis&o, 6232 Hsvelock
Ave. Cold Spring, Friday and Satur-
df. No cover charga
- Ilocstslss, 31 1 S. 1 1th St. : The
' New Highfliers, Friday and Saturday.
Ccvcr.charge is $1., . ' ' -s
Fla-Mer Dllsoa, W. O St.
'Orvi'ds Von Seggem, Saturday, 8:33
10,12:30 p.ra., 13.25 admission. Ernie
Kuccra, Sunday . 8 to 10 p.m., $2.25
admission,
P.O. Pesxs, 822 S. th St. The
Battlers, Friday and Saturday, Cover
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Eh-erjk's 1S20 . 0 St.
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Bhncylznd opened its 2tc3 to a waiting vcrli c:i July 17,
WM, jest ens year after constracticn ben..II-S7e Walt
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comes two opening dsy visiters.
Originally, and until & short time
ago, a person could buy a book of
tickets that was good for a set number
of attractions cr rides.
Now, Aguirre said, an adult admis
sion costs $15 ($10, for children 13 and
under) and is good for any ride or
attraction all day.
"There's no more walking around
trying to keep track of a handful of
tickets, as in the pjist," he said.
Of course, once inside, people still
have to pay for meals at the different
restaurants and refreshment stands,
which usually are decorated or designed
in the theme of that particular area
During any given year Disneyland
guests buy:
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Bay Williams, Friday and Sa&urdsy.
No cover charge.
Eoysl Grove, 340 W. Cornhusker
The Verandas, Thursday through
Saturday.
SUHM Elatro, 235 N. 11th St.
Dennis Taylor, Friday. Chris Sayre,
Satisrd. No cover charge.
Spes&ear, 323314 S. 13th St.
Brandy, Thursday through Saturday, No
cover charge.
Swscp Left, 815 0 St. Itchy
Brother, Thursday thrcugh Saturday,
Cover chsrge is $L
TzzIlzt Inn, 3235 S. 13th St.
iVccriia, Thursdsy through Saturday.
Cover chargs is $2, first drink free.
Ei?, 133 N. Uth St. Juke
Jurrpcr?, Friiay and Saturday. Cc.'er
chtft? !3 13, Thtsrsdsgr, to 'fee ns!airsce4
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Cinena 1 & 2, "Night cf the
Comet," 6:10,7:15 and 8:20 p.m.; "Nirfa
III," The Domination 5:33, 7:35 and
0:43 p.m. ' .
Dorsj 3, MHeaven!yBcdle3,K 5:33,
7:30 and S:30 p.ra.; "MIcki and Maude."
5:30, 7:30 and 9:40 p.m.; "Starman!"
5:20, 7:20 and 8:23 p.m.
Eusi Fxk 3, 'Overly Kills Cop,"
6:43, 7:43 mi m and 9:40 p.n
"FinsceLio," 5:10, 7:13 End 9:10 p.m.
"That's Dancir.2.M 5:20 7-??) m &M
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O 4.5 million hamburgers.
O 2 million hot dogs.
4.5 million orders cf fries.
3 million boxes cf pop com.
2.75 million ice cretin bars.
O and wash it down with enough
so drinks to fill a five-acre lake.
On opening day Walt Disney said, "I
think what I want Disneyland to be
most of & is a happy place a place
where adults and children can expe
rience together mzm cf the wonders of
life, cf adventure and feel better because
cf it."
Thirty years later, people cf all ages
are still searching for the are and
adventure of youth at Disneyland, "tha
happiest place on Earth."
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Joyo Tlieatie, "AERcrican Drea
mer," Thursdqr at 7:23 p.m.; "Pro
tocoV starts Fridsy at 7:33 p.m.
Flsia 4, '"Jehny Dan?ously,M
5:16, 7:15 and 0:15 p.m.; "Esverly Hills
Cop," 5:30, 7:45 end 10 p.m.; 'The
Biver," 7 and 9:45 p..m.; '.The Flaming!)
Kid," 5:30, 7:30 end 9:30 p.m. .
weekdays; 2, 5:10 and 8:15 p.m., Satur
day and Sunday.-
Gtssrt Thettre, Tassag8"to
hdia," 2, 5 and 8 p.ra., Thursdsy; 1:30, 5
and 8 p.m., Friday through Simdsy.
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"i,Ior,diy Af.er Tlia rjrads 8 p.n.,
Thursday thrown Ssturdr 2:33 pja.,
Sunday. Esserved settles.
Fsscs!:3 Fees!, Etst Union Terra
ces, Susdif 5 to 7 p.o, ' '
v;or2s-ia-rrcgres3. liond3y through
Tnmsd- 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Friday, 8 axi.
t3 1:SD p.n.
Elcvcst Etjpsct Gdljjy, S35 S.
i 1th St. - "NewWsr'A New Feop!e.M
1 to 5 p.n, Situni: and Sundqr.'
Flacky phctcgrsr-hs, UKl Faculty Ex
hibition, Asaerfcsa Art Skco ISTO." '
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