Disneyland Park · Operating · 1959
Disneyland Monorail
Monorail · Tomorrowland
The classic beamway between Tomorrowland and Downtown Disney — Disneyland's monorail still links the park and resort district.
At a glance
Key facts for Disneyland Monorail.
Type
Train & sky ride
Status
Operating
Subtype
Monorail
Opened
1959
Land
Park
Specifications
Sourced stats for Disneyland Monorail.
Ride profile
Train & sky ride · Monorail
- classic
- transport
Experience
Monorail
Specs source: disneyland.disney.go.com
History
Sourced timeline and background for Disneyland Monorail.
Timeline
1959
Disneyland Monorail opens
Background
The Disneyland Monorail opened in 1959 as America's first daily-operating monorail. It connects Tomorrowland with the Downtown Disney / hotel district.
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Sources & official links
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- Disneyland Monorail — official ride pagedisneyland.disney.go.com(opens in a new tab)
- Disneyland Park — official sitedisneyland.disney.go.com(opens in a new tab)
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