Stupid Guest Tricks

Shorty82 wrote:Nope. Disneyland used to have a a set of freight cars that guests could ride on. Some more info can be found at Yesterland.

Correct, there were freight cars (Retlaw2) and guests had to stand while they rode in them. Eventually they were modified, seats put in so you faced the park as you rode (and to give you a good view of the Dinosaur Diorama). They are still in use today, known as Holliday Red. The Lilly Belle Parlor Car is the only one of the passenger coaches (Retlaw1) they kept, it was known as the Grand Canyon car. There is a push by the Carolwood Foundation to acquire and preserve the Combine Car from the original passenger coaches. It is said the Combine (combination passenger/freight) was Walt's favorite, as it reminded him of his days as a news butcher on the Missouri Pacific Train.

I think Belgarion42 is trying to find out the 'secret' formula for the train fuel.

darph nader wrote:I think Belgarion42 is trying to find out the 'secret' formula for the train fuel.

Something like that ;)

Shorty82 wrote:Disneyland used to have a a set of freight cars that guests could ride on.

That was part of Hoboland.

darph nader wrote:I think Belgarion42 is trying to find out the 'secret' formula for the train fuel.

You found me out, darph! Darn! Lucky for me, I found out. Unlucky for you, it's not a fuel you would enjoy. ;)

Belgarion42 wrote:You found me out, darph! Darn! Unlucky for you, it's not a fuel you would enjoy. ;)

Rim shot Belgerion. don't mess with him darph. :D:

Main Streeter wrote:Rim shot Belgerion. don't mess with him darph. :D:

Grrrrrr. :mad: