1955:

Attractions that opened on Sunday, July 17, 1955 included:

  Main Street USA: Freight Train, Horse-drawn Fire Wagon, Horse Drawn Streetcars, Horse-drawn Surreys, Main Street Cinema, Penny Arcade and Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad - Main Street Station.

  Tomorrowland: Circa-rama featuring "Tour of the West", Clock of the World, Space Station X-1, and Tomorrowland Autopia.

  Fantasyland: Canal Boats of the World, King Arthur Carrousel, Mad Tea Party, Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, Peter Pan Flight, Sleeping Beauty Castle, and Snow White's Adventures.

  Frontierland: Davy Crockett's Arcade, Mark Twain Steamboat, Pack Mules, Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad - Frontierland Station, Stage Coach and The Golden Horseshoe Revue.

Adventureland: Jungle Cruise.

On Opening Day, Sunday, July 17, 1955, a special "Invitation only" admission ticket was issued that was "counterfeited" and sold to so many people that the park became over-crowded. Attractions and park services, like rest rooms,  water fountains, and food service locations were so stressed that this day was later referred to as “Black Sunday”.

The next day on Monday, July 18, 1955, Disneyland began selling tickets in a single strip sheet of tear-off stubs that included tickets for admissions and various attractions. The first person to purchase a ticket is 22 yr. old Long Beach college student, Dave McPherson.

Rocket to the Moon is opened in Tomorrowland on Friday, July 22, 1955.

Tomorrowland Boats is opened in Tomorrowland on Saturday, July 30, 1955.

Casey Junior Circus Train is opened in Fantasyland on Sunday, July 31, 1955.

Dumbo Flying Elephants is opened in Fantasyland on Tuesday, August 16, 1955

Mickey Mouse Club Theater is opened in Fantasyland on Saturday, August 27, 1955 and shows Mickey Mouse cartoons.

On Tuesday, October 11, 1955, Disneyland started using the “A thru C” Ticket System in the form of a single sheet of tear-off stubs for each attraction in each category. At this time, it was possible to purchase admission only without attractions. If you changed your mind later, attraction tickets were available at kiosks throughout the park.

Indian Village is opened in Frontierland in 1955 and  features a replica of an Indian village, Native American dancers and crafts.

Mike Fink Keel Boats is opened in Frontierland on Sunday, December 25, 1955.

 1956:

Disneyland enters its 2^nd year of operation, as the "D Coupon" is added to their ticket book with a value of $ .70 cents each. There was no special events introduced during this year. [The term "special event" is invented by Disney Director of Entertainment, Bob Jani].

Indian Village is moved to nearby Adventureland and expanded in January.

Mickey Mouse Club Circus, located in a tent near the entrance, is closed on Sunday, January 08, 1956, due to poor attendance.

Tomorrowland Boats are closed on Sunday, January 15, 1956.

Dairy Bar in Tomorrowland, sponsored by The American Dairy Association, is opened on Saturday, January 21, 1956.

Keller's Jungle Killers, a circus act in the Mickey Mouse Club Circus tent, opens in Holiday-land on Tuesday, February 07, 1956.

Mule Pack in Frontierland is changed in February with a new themed route and atmosphere and is renamed.

Astro-jets [also known as Rocket Jets] are opened in Tomorrowland on Saturday, March 24, 1956.

Bathroom of the Future, [sometimes known as the Bathroom of Tomorrow] presented by sponsor, The Crane Company, is opened in Tomorrowland on Thursday, April 05, 1956.

Horseless Carriages are opened as part of the Disneyland Main Street vehicle fleet on May of 1956.

Rafts to Tom Sawyer Island are opened in Frontierland as well as, Tom Sawyer's Island in the center of the Rivers of America. Injun Joe's Cave on Tom Sawyer's Island is opened and Tom and Huck's Tree House is opened on Tom Sawyer's Island on Saturday, June 16, 1956.

Skyway to Fantasyland [designed to look like futuristic] is opened in Tomorrowland on Saturday, June 23, 1956, and its sister station, the Skyway to Tomorrowland [designed to look like a Swiss Chalet] is opened in Fantasyland on the same day.

Pack Mule attraction is renamed to the Rainbow Ridge Pack Mules on Tuesday, June 26, 1956.

Rainbow Mountain Stage Coaches in Frontierland are renamed from the original Frontierland Stage Coaches on Tuesday, June 26, 1956.

Rainbow Cavern Mine Train opens in Frontierland on Monday, July 02, 1956.

Indian War Canoes in Frontierland's Rivers of America is opened on Wednesday, July 04, 1956.

A new Junior Autopia, featuring taller gas pedals for small children, is added on Monday, July 23, 1956.

Mineral Hall Exhibit in Frontierland, featuring gems and minerals, is opened on Monday, July 30, 1956.

Phantom Boats, located in the Tomorrowland Lagoon, are opened in July of 1956.

Carnation Plaza Gardens Stage and Restaurant is opened at the end of the Main Street "hub" on Saturday, August 18, 1956.

I.N.A. Carefree Corner on Main Street is opened on Wednesday, August 22, 1956. It is sponsored by INA and features park information and guest registration.

Omnibuses are introduced as part of the Main Street vehicle fleet in August of 1956.

Storybook Land Canal Boats in Fantasyland are renamed from Canal Boats of the World on Sunday, September 16, 1956.

Keller's Jungle Killers, a circus act in the Mickey Mouse Club Circus tent in Holiday-land, closes on Wednesday, September 19, 1956, after an 8 month run.

Phantom Boats in the Tomorrowland lagoon are closed in October of 1956, due to their unpredictability. It is the first permanent attraction to be removed from Disneyland.

Davy Crockett Museum is opened in 1956. The Frontierland museum featuring life size wax statues of Fess Parker and Buddy Epsen.

Fantasy in the Skies Fireworks begins in the skies over Disneyland in 1956.

3D Jamboree at the Mickey Mouse Club Theater begins in 1956. 

Mark IV Autopia cars are introduced in 1956.

The "D" Ticket is added the Disneyland Ticket book.

 1957:

Also introduced for the first time at the start of summer was “Date Nite at Disneyland”, as a way to get young people into Disneyland on Friday and Saturday evenings to dance and eat. This promotion ended in the mid-1960's.

Midget Autopia is opened on Tuesday, April 23, 1957 in Fantasyland for younger children, who cannot drive the Tomorrowland Autopia cars themselves.

Sleeping Beauty Castle walk-through is opened on Monday, April 29, 1957 and dedicated by Shirley Temple.

Monsanto House of the Future at the entrance of Tomorrowland is opened on Wednesday, June 12, 1957.

Don Defore's Silver Banjo Restaurant in Frontierland is opened on Saturday, June 15, 1957. Don Defoe was a TV actor who starred as Thorny on "The Ozzie and Harriet Show".

Holiday-land, a picnic and tent area located to the left of the Disneyland Main Gate is opened on Monday, June 17, 1957.  Originally a separate admission, the price was later included in the Disneyland admission price. It had been built previously for the now closed Mickey Mouse Club Circus.

Viewliner, a futurist train in Tomorrowland, is opened on Wednesday, June 26, 1957, on a parallel track to the Railroad around Disneyland's parameter.

Motor Boat Cruise in Fantasyland is opened in June of 1957.

Frontierland Shootin' Gallery is opened on Friday, July 12, 1957.

Miniature Horse Corral, a temporary exhibit showing Shetland ponies and other miniature horse breeds is closed in July, 1957.

"Christmas in Many Lands" Parade premieres on Main Street in November, 1957.

Omnibus is added to the Main Street fleet in December, 1957.

On Thursday, December 05, 1957, Walt Disney celebrated his 56th birthday and three weeks later, on Tuesday, December 31, 1957, the 10 millionth guest, Leigh Woolfenden entered Disneyland. [That averages to about 3.1 million guests per year in its first three years of operation.]

1957 saw the introduction to Disneyland of the first New Year’s Eve Party.

 1958:

In 1958, the Courtesy Ticket Books were given red edges on the right hand side to make them easily recognizable.

In 1958, The Globe Ticket Company of Los Angeles begins printing A through D ticket books for Disneyland.

Ken-L-Land, a pet care facility located outside the Disneyland main gate, is opened on Saturday, January 18, 1958. It is sponsored by Quaker Oats Ken-L-Ration Division.

Satellite View of America attraction in Tomorrowland is opened in January of 1958.

Disneyland Railroad’s newest engine – the Fred S. Gurley is commissioned into service on Friday, March 28, 1958. It was named for 1958 Santa Fe Railroad President, Fred Gurley and is a rebuilt 1894 Louisiana locomotive.

Grand Canyon Diorama, located on the Disneyland Railroad route between the Tomorrowland and Main Street stations is opened on Monday, March 31, 1958.

Mad Hatter Shop on Main Street is opened inside the Penny Arcade in June of 1958.

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is opened in Fantasyland on Saturday, June 14, 1958.

Fowler's Harbor is officially opened to dock the new Columbia Sailing Ship on Saturday, June 14, 1958. It is named after Admiral Joseph Fowler, who helped to build Disneyland.

Columbia Sailing Ship is opened on the Rivers of America in Frontierland on Saturday, June 14, 1958.

Fire Engine [or Fire Truck or Fire Wagon] is opened for guest transportation purposes on Main Street on Saturday, August 16, 1958.

Dairy Bar in Tomorrowland, sponsored by The American Dairy Association, is closed on Monday, September 1, 1958.

Tomorrowland's Viewliner [futurist train] is closed on Monday, September 15, 1958.

On Tuesday, November 18, 1958, Mickey Mouse’s 30th Birthday is celebrated and three weeks later on Friday, December 05, 1958, Mickey’s creator, Walt Disney celebrates his 57th Birthday.

On Saturday, December 20, 1958, Disneyland presented its first Candlelight Processional Parade. It is performed for the first time on Main Street and in Town Square and features Christmas carols and the re-telling of the birth of Jesus through the gospels. This first year, it is narrated by actor, Dennis Morgan.

Junior Autopia in Fantasyland is closed in December of 1958.

The Tomorrowland Station is opened on the Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad.

The Hills Bros. Coffee House & Garden is opened in Town Square, Main Street near the Opera House. it replaces the Maxwell House Coffee House.

The 3D Jamboree at the Mickey Mouse Club Theater is closed.

 1959:

The “E Ticket” was added to the Disneyland Ticket Books at a value of .75 cents per ticket and enters the world as a new slang phrase [E ticket= the ultimate experience].

Fantasyland Autopia is opened on Thursday, January 01, 1959 and sponsored by the Richfield Oil Company.

Circa-rama USA featuring the film "Tour of the West" is closed in January of 1959.

Submarine Voyage, sponsored by General Dynamics, is opened in Tomorrowland on Saturday, June 06, 1959.

Over in Frontierland, many attractions are closed to make way for a newly revamped Pack Mules through Nature’s Wonderland attraction. Also, the live horses prove to be unreliable for transportation on the Conestoga Wagons.

Disneyland-Alweg Monorail is opened, featuring an above ground tour of the Tomorrowland area in the streamlined Mark I Monorail on Sunday, June 14, 1959.

In the summer of 1959, The Dapper Dans, a barbershop quartet, performed for the first time on Main Street.

Matterhorn Bobsleds are opened in Fantasyland on top of a pile of dirt that had been moved from the castle moat on Sunday, June 14, 1959.

The Conestoga Wagons in Frontierland are closed, due to unpredictable horses on Wednesday, September 30, 1959.

Rainbow Ridge Pack Mules in Frontierland are closed on Friday, October 02, 1959.

Rainbow Cavern Mine Train is closed to be rebuilt on Sunday, October 11, 1959.

"The World Beneath Us" film in Tomorrowland closes in December of 1959.

Rainbow Mountain Stage Coaches in Frontierland are closed on Sunday, September 13, 1959.

The Tomorrowland Autopia is updated and reopened.

The Mark V Autopia cars are introduced.

 1960:

In 1960, the first private party was held at Disneyland.

Catfish Cove, a fishing spot for children along the Rivers of America, is opened in January of 1960.

Space Station X-1 in Tomorrowland is closed on Wednesday, February 17, 1960.

Satellite View of America in Tomorrowland is closed in February of 1960.

Fourth Annual Pancake Races are held on Main Street and marching bands are added to the festivities in March of 1960.

Mine Train Thru Nature's Wonderland is opened after being rebuilt. It was originally the Rainbow Caverns Mine Train on Saturday, May 28, 1960.

Art of Animation Exhibit is opened in Tomorrowland and uses the recently released "Sleeping Beauty" as an example on Saturday, May 28, 1960.

Puffin Bakery on Main Street is closed on Friday, June 03, 1960.

Pack Mules Thru Nature's Wonderland is opened on Friday, June 10, 1960.

Circa-rama Featuring "America the Beautiful" is moved in July of 1960, from the Brussels’s World's Fair to Disneyland's Tomorrowland and

Aluminum Hall of Fame, sponsored by Kaiser Steel, is closed in July of 1960.

Sunkist Citrus House on Main Street USA is opened on Sunday, July 31, 1960. It is sponsored by the Sunkist Orange Products.

Bathroom of the Future Exhibit in Tomorrowland, presented by sponsor The Crane Company, is closed on Wednesday, August 31, 1960.

Horse-drawn Fire Wagon is retired and placed on display in the Fire House on Main Street near City Hall in August of 1960.

In September of 1960, Disneyland made world headlines everywhere when Soviet Premier, Nikita S. Khrushchev was denied entrance to Disneyland because it was deemed too great a security risk.

On Saturday, October 01, 1960, "Dixieland at Disneyland", a special jazz event is premiered throughout the park with various top name acts. It is the first time a Dixieland special event is held.

Horse-drawn Surreys on Main Street are closed in 1960.

Gibson Card Shop on Main Street closes in 1960.

Jungle Cruise in Adventureland is renamed the Jungle River Boat Safari in 1960.

 1961:

Holiday-land, the picnic area near the front entrance is permanently closed and dismantled in January of 1961.

Snow White's Grotto is built to showcase a set of Italian Marble statues installed near the Sleeping Beauty Castle on Monday, March 27, 1961.

On Wednesday, April 19, 1961, the 25 millionth guest, Dr. Glenn Franklin entered Disneyland.

On Thursday, June 15, 1961, "Grad Nite" at Disneyland is premiered as an overnight graduation experience for local high school grads. This tradition of passage continues to this day.

In 1961, the Osmond Brothers began performing at Disneyland usually at the Carnation Gardens Stage or the Frontierland Gazebo. They stopped performing at Disneyland entirely by 1970.

Flying Saucers in Tomorrowland are opened featuring hovering individual space ships driven by gravity and air blown through the attraction floor on Sunday, August 06, 1961.

Don Defore's Silver Banjo Restaurant in Frontierland is closed in September of 1961, to make room for expansion. The area is eventually used for Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Restaurant, which eventually became The River Belle Terrace.

Babes in Toyland Exhibit, located in the Main Street Opera House and featuring sets from the movie, is opened on Sunday, December 17, 1961.

Skull Rock and Pirate's Cove in Fantasyland is opened in December of 1961.

Tinkerbell begins her magical nightly flights from the top of Matterhorn Mountain during the "Fantasy in the Skies" Fireworks in 1961.

Mark II Monorail cars are introduced to Disneyland as well as a full loop track that now features guest travel to the Disneyland Hotel in 1961.

TWA Airlines ends its sponsorship of the Rocket to the Moon attraction in 1961.

 1962:

On Monday, January 08, 1962, the Chicken Plantation Restaurant in Frontierland is closed. It was one of the original restaurants serving guests on opening day. It is removed to expand Frontierland's borders.

In January of 1962, the Main Street Shooting Gallery closes to make room for more shops.

On Wednesday, January 17, 1962, construction began on the largest man-made tree ever built. It will house Disneyland's newest attraction, The Swiss Family Treehouse.

In March of 1962, the Sixth Annual Pancake Races are held on Main Street. This year's celebrity judge is actor, Sebastian Cabot and the winner is Junie Speir.

On Saturday, April 14, 1962, "Spring Fling", a special event is premiered throughout the park featuring special prices and entertainment.

On Friday, June 08, 1962, McDonnell-Douglas becomes the sponsor of Rocket to the Moon attraction.

In June of 1962, the Tahitian Terrace Restaurant is opened featuring a Polynesian dance show and dinner.

In June of 1962, the Big Game Safari Shooting Gallery in Adventureland is opened. It is sometimes called the Safari Shooting Gallery.

In June of 1962, Aunt Jemima's Pancake House in Frontierland is closed and replaced by Aunt Jemima's Kitchen.

On Wednesday, July 04, 1962, the Indian Trading Post in Frontierland is opened near the Indian Village.

On Tuesday, July 17, 1962, Aunt Jemima's Kitchen is opened after the Pancake House closes.

In 1962, the Dukes of Dixieland performed at the Rivers of America for the first time.

On Sunday, November 18, 1962, the Swiss Family Treehouse in Adventureland is opened based on the Disney movie, The Swiss Family Robinson.

In December of 1962, the Mineral Hall Exhibit in Frontierland is closed.

In 1962, Bekins Moving Company closes their locker rental service and it is taken over by Global Van Lines.

In 1962, the Indian Village in Frontierland is expanded and reopened.

In 1962, Jungle Cruise in Adventureland is expanded with an elephant bathing pool.

 1963:

In January of 1963, Mickey Mouse Club Headquarters is opened at the Opera House in Town Square. This location provides children with membership cards to belong to the Official Mickey Mouse Club. It was opened at about the same time that the Mickey Mouse Club TV shows were rerunning in Syndication.

In January of 1963, the Dutch Boy Color Gallery in Tomorrowland is closed.

In May of 1963, the Global Van Lines Locker Service sponsors locker rental services in Town Square near the Fire Station.

On Tuesday, July 23, 1963, Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room, the first show to use audio-animatronics is opened at Disneyland. It is located at the entrance to Adventureland.

On Monday, September 30, 1963, the Babes in Toyland Exhibit, located in the Main Street Opera House is closed.

On Monday, November 18, 1963, Mickey Mouse celebrates his 35th Birthday.

In 1963, The Mad Hatter Shop inside the Penny Arcade on Main Street is closed and moved next to the Main Street Opera House in Town Square.

 1964:

In January of 1964, the old Mickey Mouse Club Theater is renamed the Fantasyland Theater.

In January of 1964, Mickey Mouse Club Headquarters on Main Street in the Opera House is closed.

On Saturday, February 22, 1964, the Columbia Sailing Museum is opened below decks on the Columbia Sailing Ship in Frontierland.

In March of 1964, the final and 8th Annual Pancake Race is held at Disneyland in Main Street. It is discontinued to make room for Disneyland's 1965 Tencennial Celebration that is set to begin the following year.

In March of 1964, the Ruggles China & Glass Shop on Main Street is closed.

In August of 1964, the Astro-orbiters are renamed the Tomorrowland Jets after renovation.

In 1964, Jungle Cruise in Adventureland is expanded with a trapped safari scene and an African Veldt.

In 1964, the Tomorrowland Autopia is updated and reopened.

In 1964, United Airlines begins sponsorship of The Enchanted Tiki Room.

 1965:

This is Disneyland’s 10th year in operation. A year long celebration is held called "The Disneyland Tencennial Celebration"

On Sunday, January 03, 1965, after 8 years, the "Christmas in Many Lands" Parade is closed after its 1964 run.

On Monday, January 04, 1965, the Tencennial Parade is launched to celebrate the occasion.

In 1965, the Red Wagon Inn on the Main Street "hub" is closed.

In March of 1965, an exhibit called "Fashion and Fabric through the Ages" is opened.

In 1965, the Live Mermaids are added to the Seven Seas Lagoon in Tomorrowland.

On Sunday, July 18, 1965, Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln is opened. It was moved from the State of Illinois Pavilion at the 1964-1965 New York World's Fair and placed in the Main Street Opera House at Disneyland. It is originally sponsored by Lincoln Savings and Loan.

In 1965, the Fifth Freedom Mural is added to the Main Street Opera House in Town Square. A 53 foot mural, it shows famous Americans who utilized their 5th freedom in the US Constitution, the Freedom of Free Enterprise.

On Sunday, July 18, 1965, the Plaza Inn, located at the hub is opened.

Midway through the year on Thursday, August 12, 1965, the 50 millionth guest, Mary Adams enters Disneyland.

In the fall of 1965, the Tencennial Parade ends in order for the Christmas parade to begin.

On Thursday, November 25, 1965, Fantasy on Parade is opened for the first time during the 1965 Christmas season.

On December 5, 1965, Walt Disney celebrates his 64th Birthday.

In December of 1965, "The Fashion and Fabric through the Ages" exhibit is closed.

In 1965, the new Mark VI Autopia cars and a new center guard rail on the track are introduced.

 1966:

Following the close of the World’s Fair in New York, Disney moves their popular attractions, Small World and Primeval World to Disneyland [and Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln the year before.] Walt also approves and dedicates New Orleans Square, the final area of Disneyland that he will physically work on himself.

In January of 1966, Hobbyland, a hobby and model store is closed in Tomorrowland.

On Sunday, April 03, 1966, the Midget Autopia cars in Fantasyland close.

On Saturday, May 28, 1966, It's A Small World is moved from the 1964-65 New York World's Fair and opened at Disneyland. It is sponsored by the Bank of America. [It was the only bank to stand behind Walt Disney in the financing of Disneyland.]

In June of 1966, Fort Wilderness is opened on Tom Sawyer's Island.

On Friday, July 01, 1966, the Primeval World Diorama is moved from the 1964-65 New York World's Fair and added along the Disneyland Railroad track between Tomorrowland and the Main Street Station. It was originally built for the Ford Motor Company.

On Saturday, July 02, 1966, Cristal d' Orleans Shoppe in New Orleans Square is opened. It specializes in crystal giftware.

On Sunday, July 24, 1966, the Frontierland Railroad station is renamed the New Orleans Square Station.

On Sunday, July 24, 1966, New Orleans Square is opened and dedicated by Walt Disney. It is the last themed area he will be personally involved in. Walt does not live to see the opening of Pirates of the Caribbean.

On Sunday, July 24, 1966, the Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad -New Orleans Square Station is opened.

On Sunday, July 24, 1966, the Creole Café is opened in New Orleans Square. It later becomes Cafe Orleans.

On Sunday, July 24, 1966, the French Market House is opened in New Orleans Square. It is currently the home of the Side Street Strutters and the River Rascals.

On Sunday, August 28, 1966, the 11 year old exhibit of movie sets from "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" is closed and removed. Originally, it was designed to be a temporary display.

On Monday, September 05, 1966, the Art of Animation Exhibit in Tomorrowland is closed.

On Monday, September 05, 1966, the Flying Saucers in Tomorrowland are closed because of the major headache it causes the Maintenance Dept. in trying to keep the attraction running.

On Monday, September 05, 1966, the Rocket to the Moon attraction in Tomorrowland is closed.

On Monday, September 05, 1966, the Tomorrowland Jets is closed in Tomorrowland.

On Tuesday, September 06, 1966, the Yacht Bar [or Yacht Club] in Tomorrowland is closed.

On Monday, September 19, 1966, the Monsanto Hall of Chemistry display is closed.

In 1966, the Trimble Dome Flight Circle, an area used for model rockets in Tomorrowland is closed.

In September of 1966, the Clock of the World is removed when Tomorrowland is remodeled.

On Monday, December 05, 1966, Walt Disney celebrates his 65th Birthday and ten days later on Thursday, December 15, 1966, Walt Disney dies at the age of 66 in Burbank, California.

 1967:

Following the company-wide shock of founder, Walt Disney’s death, the company works hard to finish Walt’s pre-approved projects. The new Tomorrowland is finished, The Pirates of the Caribbean is finished and New Orleans Square is added on to.   

On Saturday, March 18, 1967, the Blue Bayou Restaurant is opened in New Orleans Square. Its interior overlooks the opening lagoon area of the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction.

On Saturday, March 18, 1967, the Pirates of the Caribbean is opened in New Orleans Square.

On Thursday, June 15, 1967, Club 33 is opened above New Orleans Square. A private club and restaurant, it is used for corporate events and members only entertaining. It is also the only area in Disneyland where alcohol is served.

On Sunday, July 02, 1967, the all new Flight to the Moon attraction, sponsored by McDonald-Douglas, is opened and features a new pre-show from Mission Control.

On Sunday, July 02, 1967, the "New Tomorrowland" is opened at Disneyland.

On Sunday, July 02, 1967, General Electric's Carrousel of Progress is opened in Tomorrowland. Using audio-animatronic figures, it features a look at our past and future through electricity.

On Sunday, July 02, 1967, the People Mover attraction is opened in Tomorrowland and sponsored by Goodyear Tires.

On Sunday, July 02, 1967, the Rocket Jets [also called the Astro-Jets] are opened in Tomorrowland.

On Sunday, July 02, 1967, the Coca-Cola Tomorrowland Terrace is opened. It contains eating facilities, a bandstand and dance floor. It is sponsored by Coca-Cola. It is also called Tomorrowland Terrace.

On Saturday, August 05, 1967, Monsanto's Adventure Through Inner Space is opened. It features a futurist shrinking ride through the world of the atom.

In December of 1967, The Alpine Gardens, a garden area surrounding ponds and foliage located to the left of the entrance of Tomorrowland is opened. It replaces the Monsanto House of the Future.

In 1967, the Character Shop in Tomorrowland is opened. It is the second largest merchandise shop in Disneyland.

In 1967, Mlle. Antoinette's Perfumeries is opened in New Orleans Square. Guests here can blend their own personal scent.

In 1967, One of A Kind Shop opens in New Orleans Square featuring antiques and unusual items.

In June of 1967, Circa-rama 360 featuring "America the Beautiful" is closed.

On Friday, December 01, 1967, Monsanto House of the Future at the entrance of Tomorrowland is closed.

In 1967, Ken-L-Land, a pet care facility located outside the Disneyland main gate, is closed.

In 1967, the Live Mermaids are discontinued in Tomorrowland.

In June of 1967, Circle-vision 360 Theater is renamed and reopened with the renovated feature "America the Beautiful". It is still sponsored by Bell Telephone.

In 1967, the Mark VII Autopia Cars are introduced.

 1968:

As all of Walt’s long range plans are put on a back-burner, Disneyland experiences no new attractions and all existing attractions are kept open for the time being.

On Sunday, March 17, 1968, the first St. Patrick's Day Parade is held at Disneyland.

On Monday, November 18, 1968, Mickey Mouse celebrates his 40th Birthday.

There were no attractions opened at Disneyland in 1968.

There were no attractions closed at Disneyland in 1968.

In 1968, the Monorail Mark II cars are replaced by the new Mark III cars.

In 1968, the Kennel Club [originally Ken-L-Land] is now sponsored by Kal Kan Pet Foods.

In 1968, the People Mover attraction is improved and reopened in Tomorrowland.

In 1968, the Tomorrowland Autopia is updated and reopened.

 1969:

On Sunday, February 23, 1969, the first "Herbie, The Love Bug Day" is held along with a Volkswagen Bug themed parade.

On Wednesday, October 01, 1969, Rod Miller begins playing the piano at Coke Corner on Main Street.

On Saturday, August 09, 1969, after years of sitting empty, the Haunted Mansion opens in New Orleans Square. It was actually built in 1962-63.

In 1969, The Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship Restaurant in Fantasyland is closed, remodeled and renamed Captain Hook's Galley.

In 1969, Captain Hook's Galley, a fast food restaurant in Fantasyland is opened. It is an immediate hit with guests because of its pirate ship shape.

 1970:

In 1970, Aunt Jemima's Kitchen is closed and replaced by Magnolia Tree Terrace.

On Thursday, January 15, 1970, The Legacy of Walt Disney, an exhibit of Walt's awards and memorabilia is displayed on Main Street in the former Wurlitzer location.

On Monday, June 01, 1970, Show Me America, a show to celebrate the park's 15th anniversary is opened.

On July 17, 1970, Disneyland celebrates its 15th Anniversary.

In Late 1970, the New Century Clock Shop is opened on Main Street.

In 1970, Magnolia Tree Terrace Restaurant is opened in the old Aunt Jemima location in Frontierland.

In September of 1970, Show Me America, a show in honor of the park's 15th anniversary is closed.

In September of 1970, The Upjohn Pharmacy Apothecary & Exhibit closes on Main Street and is replaced by The New Century Clock Shop.

On Sunday, December 20, 1970, Roy O. Disney, CEO of the Walt Disney Company dies at the age of 78 from a cerebral hemorrhage after finishing the Florida project that became Walt Disney World.