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Sorcerer’s Workshop has audio files of Walt Disney describing each land. They don’t say where they came from but they are vintage!
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2 years ago
You have linked to the final page in my "1958 Audio Tour of Disneyland" presentation, the ending page which groups all of the Walt Disney "land" introductions.
If you begin the tour at the "Welcome" page, you get the explanation of the origins of the audio, as well as the complete Tour of Disneyland narrated by Jiminy Cricket. (Plus lots of classic Disneyland photos from the 1958 era!)
I invite you to revisit the 1958 tour from the start:
http://sorcerersworkshop.org/1958welcome.shtml
or join us by entering our Home page at:
http://sorcerersworkshop.org/index.shtml
See ya real soon!
Sorcerer Mickey
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The origins of these recordings are included on the 1958 Welcome page, at:
http://sorcerersworkshop.org/1958welcome.shtml
Many other 1970s vintage attractions spiel recordings are also available at Sorcerer's Workshop.org, just noodle around and select what you'd like to hear: PeopleMover, Monorail, SF&DRR, Mine Train Through Nature's Wonderland, Ticket Booths, etc. Enyjoy!