In Disneyland wish they kept in the window his original lamp in Walt’s apartment by the firehouse so everyone could see it. The light in the window never went off. It’s his memory.
I know Disneyland is having a different look, which is fine, but I don’t even know if the daughters would like the original lamp in the window is not there.
Other than that, love going to Disneyland 😄

I knew I saw it somewhere – on the d23.com site – that must have been a great time:

After their journey along the Rivers of America, guests gathered inside the Golden Horseshoe Saloon for a buffet dinner and to enjoy the musical talents and comedic antics of Wally Boag, Donald Novis, and the original Slue Foot Sue, Judy Marsh. But it was actually Walt who stole the show, leaning over a balcony and interacting with the performers. Climbing down onto the stage, Walt’s enthusiasm was met with eruptions of applause and calls for a speech.

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One minor (but important) correction. The late Martin “Marty” Sklar was not only a Disney Imagineer. He is also a Disney Legend and had a window at Disneyland. Just wanted to note the correction to spelling Marty’s last name.

Great memory! That does sound right to me. There are some great stories about the early days of Walt Disney and the parks.

Have a fantastic trip! That will be great to be back in the parks.