Pictures of Walt Disney and his family in the apartment are scarce. The most “firehouse”-ish thing in the secret apartment? A fireman’s pole hidden in a closet…Īs the story goes, Walt would slide down the pole into the firehouse, but when an overzealous fan tried climbing up the pole the meet Walt, the pole was covered up. The decor was meant to keep in line with the “firehouse” theme, featuring lots of reds and whites, all pulled together by Emil Kuri, the decorator for Main Street and a set designer for Disney.
The Adventureland Suite was designed to give visitors the feel of being in an explorers club from the 1930s. With a small kitchen, bathroom, and wooden desk, it had all Walt Disney needed to create, observe, and spend time with his family in peace from within the park. This stunning suite takes guests on the most luxurious safari ever. ABC’s upcoming special, The Wonderful World of Disney: Disneyland 60, will feature an inside look into the park’s best kept secrets, including Walt Disney’s apartment and the Disney Dream. The apartment itself is on the cozy side with only 500 sq. Discover hidden gems at Disneyland while everyone else waits in line Look for little Mickey’s all over the park 7. One of the hardest parts about running the Haunted Mansion is keeping it looking grungy. It was from this little apartment Disney watched the crowds fall in love with Disneyland when it opened. Disney Haunted Mansion opened in 1969, 14 years after Disneyland began.
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