Uniforms
for ATIS
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Female Uniform 1970
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Male Uniform 1970
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Female Uniform 1967
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Close
up shots of a (Mini) Atommobile*
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Patent
for Omnimover System and Concept Art* |
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Two
tickets that were issued for ATIS* |
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Construction
images
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Opening
Speech June 29, 1967
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Various
graphics used for pamphlets*
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Various
warning stickers that were in and on the back of the atommobiles*
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This is a pin
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Graphics
from Miracles from Molecules Records and album*
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Miniature
model of ATIS Lobby created before actual construction of the attraction
and Walt himself*
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Inside
attraction shots of projected snowflakes and large snowflake models*
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Post
Show "Exit Display Area" and outside "Monsanto logo"
when Monsanto sponsored the Attraction*
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Entrance
sign and various lobby images*
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I have been informed that this mural was viewed from the now defunct
Peoplemover when you passed by the ATIS window.
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Omnimover Patent
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*Thanks to Louis Gonzalez for the many of the new images
in gallery 02 and text content added to the 12-18-02 update of Atommobiles.com
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Thanks to Tim Hawkins
for these seven fine pics. These are images of various attractions
that onced was housed in the ATIS building. The 20,000 Leages Under
the Sea was a walking tour of movie props from the film. This was
the first attaction in the ATIS building to open at Disneyland back
in 1955. The other images show other attractions from Monsanto. House
of Chemistry and the giant telescope Kaiser Aluminum Telescope
(a new metal at the time). Isn't it ironic that a giant telescope
was later transformed into the Mighty Microscope in ATIS!?! Weird.
See ATIS History or ATIS
Report for more information. |
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Image donated by
Steve Hendrickson
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Image donated by
Jeff Babb
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Image donated by
Matt Trujillo
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Image donated by
Matt Trujillo
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Image donated by
Matt Trujillo
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Image donated by
Patrick
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The boy in the image
is Bob's Uncle taken from 1970 on the now defunct and also
missed peoplemover
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A shot of the old 1970 nucleus with flash photography. The
"newer" later installed nucleus didn't have the clear
plastic coating on the outside.
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Thanks to Bob Paris for sending
in these cool pics. |
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Checking out diorama box
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Note to E-ticket magazine: I have
tried to remove ANY images that were in the E-ticket publication/s.
If I have missed any images contact me here
and I will remove them immediately. Thank you.
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