There was no baseball game being played at Angel Stadium on Tuesday morning, but that didn't stop over 25,000 people from converging upon it. More specifically, 20,000 third-graders from Orange County came to take part in the largest history lesson ever. Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim News
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Here’s a look at history at the Disneyland Resort this week: June 22, 2008: Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room celebrates its 45th anniversary. June 22, 1976: Elsie Mae Houck of Tulare, Calif., becomes the 150 millionth guest to visit Disneyland. June 22, 1985: Videopolis, a spectacular nightspot and high-tech dance club for young adults, opens [...]
Disney history: Toy Story Mania! opens
More Disneyland history: June 13, 2008: The Anaheim Gardenwalk opens. The Disney-area GardenWalk includes shops, dining venues, a multiplex cinema complex and the 300 Anaheim Bowling and Entertainment Center. June 15, 2008: The Disneyland Danskin 2008 Women’s Triathlon comes to Disney’s California Adventure. Racers swim in Paradise Bay at Disney’s California Adventure, cycle 11 miles [...]
Disney history: Magic Eye Theater opens
Take a look at what happened this week in Disney history: May 1986: Magic Eye Theater opens in the Space Mountain complex in Tomorrowland and features the 3D film, “Magic Journeys.” Other movies, including “Captain EO,” later moved in. May 5, 2005: All 11 Disney theme parks around the world join for the Happiest Celebration on Earth [...]
Disney history: Castle Walkthrough opens

Take a look at what happened this week in Disney history: Apr. 29, 1957: The original Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough opens in a ceremony officiated by Walt Disney and legendary film actress, author and diplomat Shirley Temple Black. Apr. 29, 2009: Disney and The Nature Conservancy vow to plant 2.7 million trees in the rain [...]
Biggest gaffes in NHL playoff history

When San Jose defenseman Dan Boyle inadvertently scored on his own net in the playoffs on April 18, Steve Smith might have been laughing somewhere. Boyle scored an own goal against Colorado on April 18. Smith holds the dubious distinction of scoring an own goal that prevented the Edmonton Oilers from winning five straight Stanley [...]
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