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I hadn't been to Disneyland since I took the Eight Graders their on their promotion trip in 1993 when I worked at MacArthur. I always wondered what the Indian Jones ride would be like but never got around to going. Disney opened the California Adventure with a WP California Zephyr made up train set so I was interested in seeing that. My dear friend Jeff works for Disney testing video games and had done that for years. In fact long enough he can now bring sign someone into either park for free. Jeff asked me when I would like to go and we picked a date. Following a roundtrip to Solana Beach on a Surfliner train, Jeff picked me up and we were off to the Magic Kingdom and California Adventure.
We were greeted by the train at the Main Street Station. We took the Horse Car down Main Street America before heading to Indian Jones which we both enjoyed after only a thirty minutes wait. What a great ride. Next we went to Pirates of the Caribbean which I really enjoyed after the seeing the movie. Next to get some pictures of the park train we went to the New Orleans Square Station to wait for the trains to pass by.
The New Orleans Square station area.
Disney # 1 arrived at the station.
Disney # 1 leaves the station and heads into a tunnel.
Disney # 2 arrived into the station.
Disney # 4 pulled the train into the station.
A view into # 4's cab. We then rode the train all the way around the park before getting off at the Toontown station and headed to the Monorail.
The Monorail coming and going through Tomorrowland.
The Monorail pulls into the Tomorrowland Station and we boarded for a roundtrip.
Jeff enjoying the Monorail.
The train riding enjoying the Monorail.
The view of the California Adventure. After getting off the Monorail we headed there next.
The California Zephyr diner train set. The F Unit nose is ex Canadian National F-7 9195. We did the Soaring over California ride which was a blast.
The Monorail crossing above the two parks as we headed to the tram back to the car.
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