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B-Roll of Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel, Disneyland Hotel and Paradise Pier

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For News Use Only. B-Roll of Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa, Disneyland Hotel and Paradise Pier Hotel.

Disneyland Resort Fact Sheet

Jim Ames — Sat, 19 May 2012 16:59:38 +0000

When Walt Disney opened Disneyland, the original Disney theme park, on July 17, 1955, he said he hoped it would be “a source of joy and inspiration to all the world.” He famously observed: “Disneyland will never be completed…as long as there is imagination left in the world.”

Since 1955, the Disneyland Resort has welcomed more than 600 million guests. It has expanded to become an approximately 500-acre, world-class, multi-day, family resort destination, complete with two renowned Disney theme parks, three hotels and the exciting shopping, dining and entertainment district known as the Downtown Disney District.

With the completion in June 2012 of the Disney California Adventure park expansion, the parks of the Disneyland Resort offer guests more classic characters, more storytelling, more attractions and more of the unique Disney heritage that gives Disney theme parks their special personality.

Disneyland park - Upon its opening on July 17, 1955, Disneyland introduced a new concept in family entertainment and launched the theme park industry. Disneyland presented 18 major attractions on its Opening Day including the Mad Tea Party, the Jungle Cruise, Autopia and the Mark Twain Riverboat, and it featured five themed lands: Fantasyland, Adventureland, Tomorrowland, Frontierland and Main Street, U.S.A. Today, Disneyland is an evolving 85-acre American institution featuring more than 60 adventures and attractions in eight themed lands, having added New Orleans Square in 1966, Critter Country (originally Bear County) in 1972 and Mickey’s Toontown in 1993. Favorite attractions include Pirates of the Caribbean, Star Tours, “it’s a small world,” Indiana Jones Adventure and the mountain range of thrill rides: Matterhorn Bobsleds, Space Mountain, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad and Splash Mountain.

Disney California Adventure park - Since its opening in 2001 with such popular attractions as Soarin’ Over California, California Screamin’ and Grizzly River Run, Disney California Adventure has been bringing adventure and fun to life with Disney storytelling magic. The extremely popular Twilight Zone™Tower of Terror attraction debuted in 2004. On June 15, 2012 three new attractions opened in the new Cars Land, based on the Disney•Pixar movie “Cars,” along with an all new park entry, Buena Vista Street, highlighted by the Carthay Circle Restaurant and Lounge.

With the completion of a multiyear expansion project in 2012, Disney California Adventure grew from its original three themed lands – Golden State, Paradise Pier and Hollywood Pictures Backlot – to a total of eight lands including the new 12-acre Cars Land and Buena Vista Street, “a bug’s land” (which opened in 2002), a renamed Hollywood Land, Condor Flats, Grizzly Peak and Pacific Wharf (all formerly parts of the Golden State area) and Paradise Pier.

The expansion of Disney California Adventure (announced in 2007) launched with the 2008 opening of Toy Story Midway Mania!, an interactive, ride-through attraction where guests enter into a 4-D carnival midway hosted by the “Toy Story” characters. In 2010, the expansion continued with the debut of World of Color, an award-winning, nighttime water spectacular featuring nearly 1,200 fountains that bring Disney animation to life. In 2011, Disney opened The Little Mermaid ~ Ariel’s Undersea Adventure, a “dark ride” that transports guests “under the sea” to experience scenes and beloved songs from the Little Mermaid film.

In addition, several attractions in Disney California Adventure received new Disney themes during the park’s expansion. The Paradise Pier district now features Mickey’s Fun Wheel, Silly Symphony Swings, Goofy’s Sky School and Disney-themed Games of the Boardwalk.

With the addition of Cars Land and Buena Vista Street, the park features more than 35 adventures and attractions plus distinctive entertainment and dining. Cars Land offers three attractions: Radiator Springs Racers, Luigi’s Flying Tires and Mater’s Junkyard Jamboree.

Downtown Disney District -This lively, colorful, admission-free esplanade of exciting restaurants, shops and nightclubs is centrally located between the Disneyland Resort theme parks and hotels. The 20-acre, 300,000 square-foot avenue features approximately 50 distinct venues including AMC_® Theatres, Catal Restaurant, ESPN_® Zone, House of Blues_®, La Brea Bakery Café, Rainforest Café_®, Ralph Brennan’s Jazz Kitchen, Tortilla Jo’s, Build-a-Bear Workshop, Naples Ristorante e Pizzeria, WonderGround Gallery and, of course, the World of Disney store. Earl of Sandwich is now open in the Downtown Disney District.

Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa -1600 S. Disneyland Drive, (714) 635-2300
Featuring 948 rooms and 50 Disney Vacation Club villas, Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel is the flagship hotel of the Disneyland Resort. The design of this AAA Four-Diamond, award-winning luxury property is inspired by the turn-of-the-century California Craftsman movement. In 2009 the hotel became home to the first Disney Vacation Club units on the West Coast. It’s also the first hotel in the United States to be built inside a Disney park (Disney California Adventure).

Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel offers suites, a large convention facility, swimming pools, Mandara Spa and two restaurants: Storytellers Café and the award-winning Napa Rose. With approximately 35 sommeliers, including several advanced sommeliers, Napa Rose boasts the most certified wine experts under one roof anywhere in the U.S.

Disneyland Hotel -1150 West Magic Way, (714) 778-6600
Significant new enhancements at the iconic Disneyland Hotel include re-imagined guest rooms, Disney-themed suites, a new restaurant and bar – Tangaroa Terrace and Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar – and a water play area with Monorail-inspired water slides. Other distinctive restaurants at the hotel include Goofy’s Kitchen and the award-winning Steakhouse 55. This AAA Four-Diamond hotel features 969 rooms, including some specially themed Disney character suites, and one of the largest contiguous convention spaces in the Western United States with 136,000 square feet.

Disney’s Paradise Pier Hotel -1717 S. Disneyland Drive, (714) 999-0990
A casually elegant 481-room hotel themed to the colorful “day at the beach” California seaside culture of fun, Disney’s Paradise Pier Hotel features the whimsical Disney’s PCH Grill restaurant, a pool deck with cabanas and water slide, and 30,000 square feet of convention and meeting space.

Disneyland Resort Facts & Firsts

Opening Date: July 17, 1955
25,000 cast members, making Disneyland Resort the largest single-site employer in Orange County
The Matterhorn Bobsleds was the first tubular steel roller coaster in the world when it opened in 1959, and it set the standard for modern-day roller-coaster design.
Disneyland created the first daily operating monorail in the western hemisphere.
The nighttime water spectacular “World of Color” uses a submersible platform that’s bigger than a football field, with more than 18,000 points of control and revolutionary lighting that infuses nearly 1,200 fountains with color — making it one of the largest show systems ever built.
More than 800 species of plants, native to 40 different countries, grow at Disneyland Resort.
The landscape surrounding the Jungle Cruise has evolved into its own ecosystem since the attraction opened in 1955. The trees have created a canopy that allows species of ground plants to grow that otherwise wouldn’t in Southern California.
Through the years, a virtual “Who’s Who” of the 20th and early 21st centuries has visited the Disneyland Resort, including U.S. presidents (dating to Harry S. Truman), numerous heads of state and countless athletes, artists, authors and celebrities.
The Disneyland Hotel and Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa are the only AAA Four Diamond Hotels in Anaheim.
Disney California Adventure park opened in 2001. It celebrated the completion of a five-year expansion in June 2012, with eight themed lands, including the new Cars Land.
Buena Vista Street, the new road into Disney California Adventure, invites guests to step into Los Angeles of the 1920s and ’30s, experiencing the sights and sounds Walt Disney may have discovered when he stepped off the train in California in 1923.
At 280,000 square feet and 125 feet tall at its peak, The Ornament Valley Mountain Range in Cars Land is the largest rock structure in any domestic Disney theme park.
More than 30 different languages are spoken among Disneyland Resort cast members.
Disneyland Resort costuming cast members maintain more than a thousand different costumes for use in the parks and hotels.
Approximately 50 certified scuba divers work on the Disneyland Resort Facilities team, which maintains such attractions as “World of Color,” “Fantasmic!” and Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage.

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Disneyland Hotel

Jim Ames — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 19:12:10 +0000

MONORAIL SLIDES – At the Disneyland Hotel, the centerpiece of the new pool area will call to mind past Disneyland park iconography. Classic Disneyland block signage will combine with replica Monorail trains to create an experience that is both fun and nostalgic.
(Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) DISNEYLAND HOTEL ROOMS — The focal point of each new guest room at the Disneyland Hotel is the stunning new headboard that features an artistically carved representation of Disneyland parkÕs famous Sleeping Beauty Castle. Fiber optics are used to create a magical skyline with fireworks Ð bringing the immersive park experience into the room. (Scott Brinegar/Disneyland) DISNEYLAND HOTEL – The newly renovated Disneyland Hotel includes new décor in the rooms, a new pool-and-slide water play area, and the new poolside Tangaroa Terrace restaurant and Trader Sam’s bar, inspired by classic features found in Adventureland in Disneyland park. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) The newly renovated pool area at the Disneyland Hotel is a tribute to the early years of Disneyland Park. Guest can splash down two waterslides at the Monorail Pool, cool off at either the E- or D-Ticket pools or relax in the Mickey or Minnie Spas, a pair of outdoor hot tubs. DISNEYLAND HOTEL – The newly renovated Disneyland Hotel includes new décor in the rooms, a new pool-and-slide water play area that evokes the early years of Disneyland park, and the new poolside Tangaroa Terrace restaurant and Trader Sam’s bar, inspired by classic features found in Adventureland in Disneyland park. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) DISNEYLAND HOTEL – The newly renovated Disneyland Hotel includes new décor in the rooms, a new pool-and-slide water play area that evokes the early years of Disneyland park, and the new poolside Tangaroa Terrace restaurant and Trader Sam’s bar, inspired by classic features found in Adventureland in Disneyland park. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) DISNEYLAND HOTEL – The newly renovated Disneyland Hotel includes new décor in the rooms, a new pool-and-slide water play area that evokes the early years of Disneyland park, and the new poolside Tangaroa Terrace restaurant and Trader Sam’s bar, inspired by classic features found in Adventureland in Disneyland park. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) DISNEYLAND HOTEL – The newly renovated Disneyland Hotel includes new décor in the rooms, a new pool-and-slide water play area that evokes the early years of Disneyland park, and the new poolside Tangaroa Terrace restaurant and Trader Sam’s bar, inspired by classic features found in Adventureland in Disneyland park. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) DISNEYLAND HOTEL – The newly renovated Disneyland Hotel includes new décor in the rooms, a new pool-and-slide water play area that evokes the early years of Disneyland park, and the new poolside Tangaroa Terrace restaurant and Trader Sam’s bar, inspired by classic features found in Adventureland in Disneyland park. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) DISNEYLAND HOTEL – The newly renovated Disneyland Hotel includes new décor in the rooms, a new pool-and-slide water play area that evokes the early years of Disneyland park, and the new poolside Tangaroa Terrace restaurant and Trader Sam’s bar, inspired by classic features found in Adventureland in Disneyland park. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) DISNEYLAND HOTEL – The newly renovated Disneyland Hotel includes new décor in the rooms, a new pool-and-slide water play area that evokes the early years of Disneyland park, and the new poolside Tangaroa Terrace restaurant and Trader Sam’s bar, inspired by classic features found in Adventureland in Disneyland park. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) DISNEYLAND HOTEL – The newly renovated Disneyland Hotel includes new décor in the rooms, a new pool-and-slide water play area that evokes the early years of Disneyland park, and the new poolside Tangaroa Terrace restaurant and Trader Sam’s bar, inspired by classic features found in Adventureland in Disneyland park. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) DISNEYLAND HOTEL – The newly renovated Disneyland Hotel includes new décor in the rooms, a new pool-and-slide water play area that evokes the early years of Disneyland park, and the new poolside Tangaroa Terrace restaurant and Trader Sam’s bar, inspired by classic features found in Adventureland in Disneyland park. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland)

Dining at the Disneyland Resort – Steakhouse 55

Jim Ames — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 22:03:16 +0000

Steakhouse 55, Disneyland Hotel Steakhouse 55, Disneyland Hotel Steakhouse 55, Disneyland Hotel “Potato Stack Au Gratin”, Steakhouse 55, Disneyland Hotel DISNEYLAND HOTEL – The newly renovated Disneyland Hotel includes new décor in the rooms, a new pool-and-slide water play area, and the new poolside Tangaroa Terrace restaurant and Trader Sam’s bar, inspired by classic features found in Adventureland in Disneyland park. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland)

Disneyland Hotel Suites

Jim Ames — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 18:00:32 +0000

BIG THUNDER SUITE — The Big Thunder Suite at the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, California boasts a distinct design, unique amenities and amazing views. The ‘wildest suite in the wilderness’ immerses up to six pioneers in 1,400-square-feet of luxurious rustic accommodations inspired by the Big Thunder Mountain Railroad attraction at Disneyland park. (Brian Davis/Disneyland) BIG THUNDER SUITE — The Big Thunder Suite at the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, California boasts a distinct design, unique amenities and amazing views. The ‘wildest suite in the wilderness’ immerses up to six pioneers in 1,400-square-feet of luxurious rustic accommodations inspired by the Big Thunder Mountain Railroad attraction at Disneyland park. (Brian Davis/Disneyland) BIG THUNDER SUITE — The Big Thunder Suite at the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, California boasts a distinct design, unique amenities and amazing views. The ‘wildest suite in the wilderness’ immerses up to six pioneers in 1,400-square-feet of luxurious rustic accommodations inspired by the Big Thunder Mountain Railroad attraction at Disneyland park. (Brian Davis/Disneyland) THE SUITE LIFE OF A PIRATE — The elegant “Pirates of the Caribbean Suite” at the Disneyland Hotel at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim is ready for guests to “set sail.” The specially designed suite is intended to fully immerse guests, providing family lodging that combines modern conveniences with décor, furnishings and ambience that evoke the fun, whimsy and adventure of the popular films and classic attraction. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) THE SUITE LIFE OF A PIRATE — The elegant “Pirates of the Caribbean Suite” at the Disneyland Hotel at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim is ready for guests to “set sail.” The specially designed suite is intended to fully immerse guests, providing family lodging that combines modern conveniences with décor, furnishings and ambience that evoke the fun, whimsy and adventure of the popular films and classic attraction. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) FAIRY TALE SUITE — A marble foyer descends into an enormous bedroom overlooking the entire resort through floor-to-ceiling windows in the Fairy Tale Suite at the Disneyland Hotel. The sage and champagne colors used throughout the suite elegantly suite blend the combination of blonde and glass furniture and the suiteÕs centerpiece is an exquisite canopy bed overlooking the corner view. The room is finished with crown moulding, automatic drapes and a custom-designed dresser, from which a flat-panel television ascends at the touch of a button.The focal point in the suiteÕs bathroom is a beautiful hand-cut mosaic of a stylized Sleeping Beauty Castle. The mirror disguises a TV and the double vanity countertop twinkles with shooting stars. Domes and Corinthian columns mix thematically with an abundance of modern amenities, including a steam shower and Jacuzzi tub with chromo-therapy. (Disney) ADVENTURELAND SUITE — The Disneyland Hotel boasts a unique collection of suites including the new Adventureland Suite. With the air of an explorers’ camp from the 1930s or ’40s, this suite features a master bedroom fashioned as a safari lodge with a claw-foot bathtub in the living area and a grotto in the bathroom that can simulate various settings through lighting and sound effects, including a rain forest and a savanna, while providing such comforts as a foot spa and steam and rain showers. The second bedroom, geared toward younger guests, has the feel of a safari tent. Other highlights in the main living area include a wet bar with an Asian/Indian influence, a bookcase that’s actually an entrance to a closet, a flat-screen TV hidden behind artwork above the faux fireplace, a doorbell featuring tiki gods playing drums and, for the first time in a Disneyland Hotel suite, themed background music. The three separate tracks in the suite were inspired by the Jungle Cruise queue at Disneyland park, Disney adventure-themed movies and a world music soundtrack first created for Disney’s Animal Kingdom. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) ADVENTURELAND SUITE — The Disneyland Hotel boasts a unique collection of suites including the new Adventureland Suite. With the air of an explorers’ camp from the 1930s or ’40s, this suite features a master bedroom fashioned as a safari lodge with a claw-foot bathtub in the living area and a grotto in the bathroom that can simulate various settings through lighting and sound effects, including a rain forest and a savanna, while providing such comforts as a foot spa and steam and rain showers. The second bedroom, geared toward younger guests, has the feel of a safari tent. Other highlights in the main living area include a wet bar with an Asian/Indian influence, a bookcase that’s actually an entrance to a closet, a flat-screen TV hidden behind artwork above the faux fireplace, a doorbell featuring tiki gods playing drums and, for the first time in a Disneyland Hotel suite, themed background music. The three separate tracks in the suite were inspired by the Jungle Cruise queue at Disneyland park, Disney adventure-themed movies and a world music soundtrack first created for Disney’s Animal Kingdom. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland)

ADVENTURELAND SUITE — The Disneyland Hotel boasts a unique collection of suites including the new Adventureland Suite. With the air of an explorers’ camp from the 1930s or ’40s, this suite features a master bedroom fashioned as a safari lodge with a claw-foot bathtub in the living area and a grotto in the bathroom that can simulate various settings through lighting and sound effects, including a rain forest and a savanna, while providing such comforts as a foot spa and steam and rain showers. The second bedroom, geared toward younger guests, has the feel of a safari tent. Other highlights in the main living area include a wet bar with an Asian/Indian influence, a bookcase that’s actually an entrance to a closet, a flat-screen TV hidden behind artwork above the faux fireplace, a doorbell featuring tiki gods playing drums and, for the first time in a Disneyland Hotel suite, themed background music. The three separate tracks in the suite were inspired by the Jungle Cruise queue at Disneyland park, Disney adventure-themed movies and a world music soundtrack first created for Disney’s Animal Kingdom. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) ADVENTURELAND SUITE — The Disneyland Hotel boasts a unique collection of suites including the new Adventureland Suite. With the air of an explorers’ camp from the 1930s or ’40s, this suite features a master bedroom fashioned as a safari lodge with a claw-foot bathtub in the living area and a grotto in the bathroom that can simulate various settings through lighting and sound effects, including a rain forest and a savanna, while providing such comforts as a foot spa and steam and rain showers. The second bedroom, geared toward younger guests, has the feel of a safari tent. Other highlights in the main living area include a wet bar with an Asian/Indian influence, a bookcase that’s actually an entrance to a closet, a flat-screen TV hidden behind artwork above the faux fireplace, a doorbell featuring tiki gods playing drums and, for the first time in a Disneyland Hotel suite, themed background music. The three separate tracks in the suite were inspired by the Jungle Cruise queue at Disneyland park, Disney adventure-themed movies and a world music soundtrack first created for Disney’s Animal Kingdom. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland)

FAIRY TALE SUITE — A marble foyer descends into an enormous bedroom overlooking the entire resort through floor-to-ceiling windows in the Fairy Tale Suite at the Disneyland Hotel. The sage and champagne colors used throughout the suite elegantly blend the combination of blonde and glass furniture and the suiteÕs centerpiece is an exquisite canopy bed overlooking the corner view. The room is finished with crown moulding, automatic drapes and a custom-designed dresser, from which a flat-panel television ascends at the touch of a button. FAIRY TALE SUITE — A marble foyer descends into an enormous bedroom overlooking the entire resort through floor-to-ceiling windows in the Fairy Tale Suite at the Disneyland Hotel. The sage and champagne colors used throughout the suite elegantly blend the combination of blonde and glass furniture and the suiteÕs centerpiece is an exquisite canopy bed overlooking the corner view. The room is finished with crown moulding, automatic drapes and a custom-designed dresser, from which a flat-panel television ascends at the touch of a button. A PENTHOUSE FIT FOR THE MOUSE — One of the most unusual VIP lodging experiences in the world, the amazing Mickey Mouse Penthouse is located atop the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, California. The Mickey Mouse Penthouse features an interior design of bold “Mickey” colors of black, white, red and yellow, occupies an expansive 1600 square feet and includes an open living room, dining and kitchen area, 2.5 baths and two bedrooms. Classic Mickey Mouse imagery and three-dimensional artwork dominate the design scheme throughout the penthouse. (Scott Brinegar/Disneyland) A PENTHOUSE FIT FOR THE MOUSE — One of the most unusual VIP lodging experiences in the world, the amazing Mickey Mouse Penthouse is located atop the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, California. The Mickey Mouse Penthouse features an interior design of bold “Mickey” colors of black, white, red and yellow, occupies an expansive 1600 square feet and includes an open living room, dining and kitchen area, 2.5 baths and two bedrooms. Classic Mickey Mouse imagery and three-dimensional artwork dominate the design scheme throughout the penthouse. (Scott Brinegar/Disneyland) A PENTHOUSE FIT FOR THE MOUSE — One of the most unusual VIP lodging experiences in the world, the amazing Mickey Mouse Penthouse is located atop the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, California. The Mickey Mouse Penthouse features an interior design of bold “Mickey” colors of black, white, red and yellow, occupies an expansive 1600 square feet and includes an open living room, dining and kitchen area, 2.5 baths and two bedrooms. Classic Mickey Mouse imagery and three-dimensional artwork dominate the design scheme throughout the penthouse. (Scott Brinegar/Disneyland) A PENTHOUSE FIT FOR THE MOUSE — One of the most unusual VIP lodging experiences in the world, the amazing Mickey Mouse Penthouse is located atop the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, California. The Mickey Mouse Penthouse features an interior design of bold “Mickey” colors of black, white, red and yellow, occupies an expansive 1600 square feet and includes an open living room, dining and kitchen area, 2.5 baths and two bedrooms. Classic Mickey Mouse imagery and three-dimensional artwork dominate the design scheme throughout the penthouse. (Scott Brinegar/Disneyland) A PENTHOUSE FIT FOR THE MOUSE — One of the most unusual VIP lodging experiences in the world, the amazing Mickey Mouse Penthouse is located atop the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, California. The Mickey Mouse Penthouse features an interior design of bold “Mickey” colors of black, white, red and yellow, occupies an expansive 1600 square feet and includes an open living room, dining and kitchen area, 2.5 baths and two bedrooms. Classic Mickey Mouse imagery and three-dimensional artwork dominate the design scheme throughout the penthouse. (Scott Brinegar/Disneyland) A PENTHOUSE FIT FOR THE MOUSE — One of the most unusual VIP lodging experiences in the world, the amazing Mickey Mouse Penthouse is located atop the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, California. The Mickey Mouse Penthouse features an interior design of bold “Mickey” colors of black, white, red and yellow, occupies an expansive 1600 square feet and includes an open living room, dining and kitchen area, 2.5 baths and two bedrooms. Classic Mickey Mouse imagery and three-dimensional artwork dominate the design scheme throughout the penthouse. (Scott Brinegar/Disneyland) A PENTHOUSE FIT FOR THE MOUSE — One of the most unusual VIP lodging experiences in the world, the amazing Mickey Mouse Penthouse is located atop the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, California. The Mickey Mouse Penthouse features an interior design of bold “Mickey” colors of black, white, red and yellow, occupies an expansive 1600 square feet and includes an open living room, dining and kitchen area, 2.5 baths and two bedrooms. Classic Mickey Mouse imagery and three-dimensional artwork dominate the design scheme throughout the penthouse. (Scott Brinegar/Disneyland) A PENTHOUSE FIT FOR THE MOUSE — One of the most unusual VIP lodging experiences in the world, the amazing Mickey Mouse Penthouse is located atop the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, California. The Mickey Mouse Penthouse features an interior design of bold “Mickey” colors of black, white, red and yellow, occupies an expansive 1600 square feet and includes an open living room, dining and kitchen area, 2.5 baths and two bedrooms. Classic Mickey Mouse imagery and three-dimensional artwork dominate the design scheme throughout the penthouse. (Scott Brinegar/Disneyland) A PENTHOUSE FIT FOR THE MOUSE — One of the most unusual VIP lodging experiences in the world, the amazing Mickey Mouse Penthouse is located atop the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, California. The Mickey Mouse Penthouse features an interior design of bold “Mickey” colors of black, white, red and yellow, occupies an expansive 1600 square feet and includes an open living room, dining and kitchen area, 2.5 baths and two bedrooms. Classic Mickey Mouse imagery and three-dimensional artwork dominate the design scheme throughout the penthouse. (Scott Brinegar/Disneyland)