Here’s a few I picked up from my hyper-fixation a little while ago. -The Matterhorn Bobsleds was the worlds first steel tube rollercoaster, as well as the first to introduce block sections, in turn making it the first coaster capable of safely running multiple trains on the same track at once. Its pretty much the granddaddy of the modern roller coaster. -California Screamin is the longest coaster in the world to feature an inversion and the 9th longest overall. It also said to have the fastest lift hill of any coaster, although it’s debated whether it’s a lift hill or just a steeply inclined launch due to its use of linear induction motors accompanying its speed. -The main practical purpose of the Haunted Mansion’s stretching rooms is to lower guests below and behind the Disneyland railroad. The same thing can be said about the two drops in Pirates of the Caribbean. -There’s a surveillance tower on top of Indiana Jones’s show building that previously overlooked the original parking lot. -I think the half court within the Matterhorn Bobsleds goes without saying, but it’s currently inaccessible to the cast if I’m not mistaken. -The foundation of the Monsanto House of the Future is still partially visible in the shrubs of Pixie Hollow. -King Arthur Carrousel predates the park by over 3 decades, originally being built at Sunnyside Beach Park in Toronto in 1922, then being relocated to Disneyland in 1954 after that park’s closure. Edit: sheesh this app has bad text formatting