Talk:Disneyland Railroad
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[edit] Paragraph 3 under "History"
Two more locomotives were later acquired from outside sources, since this was cheaper than building new ones and since many narrow-gauge lines were closing down and selling their equipment. All three were given extensive renovations before entering service, including new boilers. Number 4 and the new number 5 are "Forney" locomotives, a type of tank locomotive. As an 1894 product of the Baldwin Locomotive Works, number 4 is the oldest locomotive in service at any Disney property.
[edit] Bullet 3 under "Locomotives"
3: Fred Gurley, built by Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1894, went into service at Disneyland March 28, 1958. The locomotive, named for the then-current chairman of the ATSF, is the oldest single piece of railroad equipment in use at any Disney theme park. The 2-4-4T tank locomotive, used in Louisiana to transport sugar cane, was purchased in working condition for US$1300; nevertheless, more than $35,000 was expended on its restoration.
[edit] Locomotives
The "History" paragraph introduces "two more" locomotives, then tells us "all three" were given extensive renovations. I'm thinking this should be "both", not "all three".
And I don't know which locomotive is really the oldest, number 3 or number 4...?
[edit] Fred Gurley at Fullerton event
I added a listing for the Gurley 2008 appearance because I attended the event and witnessed it being there.Dgabbard (talk) 23:47, 5 May 2008 (UTC)
[edit] Voice
Anyone know who's voice that is for the: "The disneyland limited, now ariving from a trip around walt disneys magic kingdom! passengers will stand by to board" and all the other things he says?
- I believe it's that of actor Vic Perrin.--Lordkinbote 05:18, 14 June 2006 (UTC)
I have it in print that it's a fellow named Pierre Renoudlet (sp?) - Lucky 6.9 22:03, 11 September 2006 (UTC)
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[edit] Good Article Review
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[edit] GA/R Result
In a 6 to 0 unanimous decision, this article has been delisted, primarily for referencing problems. Review archived here: Wikipedia:Good article review/Archive 17 Homestarmy 13:04, 4 May 2007 (UTC)