vintagedisneyparks: Only women used to work in The Enchanted Tiki Room. In case any of you young whippersnappers wondered why Jose says “buenos dias senorita.” Men didn’t start working in the Tiki Room (and Storybook Land) until the mid 90s, at the same time that women were first able to become Jungle Cruise skippers.
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Only women used to work in The Enchanted Tiki Room.

In case any of you young whippersnappers wondered why Jose says “buenos dias senorita.” Men didn’t start working in the Tiki Room (and Storybook Land) until the mid 90s, at the same time that women were first able to become Jungle Cruise skippers.

dlandofold: Main Street Window - Roland F. Crump (Dec. 28, 2011) Just incase you didn’t know, the second and third story windows on Main Street contain the names of people instrumental in the creation and continued development of Disneyland.  Roland “Rolly” Crump is well known for his hand in The Haunted Mansion, The Enchanted Tiki Room, and It’s a Small World’s famous clock tower. His sketches are featured on the tarot cards - from left to right: Tiki God sketch, Tower of the Four Winds, and Museum of the Weird (which was never built) coffin clock concept.
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Main Street Window - Roland F. Crump (Dec. 28, 2011)

Just incase you didn’t know, the second and third story windows on Main Street contain the names of people instrumental in the creation and continued development of Disneyland. 

Roland “Rolly” Crump is well known for his hand in The Haunted Mansion, The Enchanted Tiki Room, and It’s a Small World’s famous clock tower. His sketches are featured on the tarot cards - from left to right: Tiki God sketch, Tower of the Four Winds, and Museum of the Weird (which was never built) coffin clock concept.

seabasealpha: Tiki Room hostesses, 1968 - from Disney and More I miss these costumes. Of course, this was before Adventureland Attractions went to one generic costume for every attraction so cast members could be moved around more easily. Not to mention that, back when this picture was taken, men did not work at the Tiki Room…it and Storybook Land were the domain of the ladies (hence the reason that Jose always says “Buenos dias senorita,” even to guys, at the beginning of the show).
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Tiki Room hostesses, 1968 - from Disney and More

I miss these costumes. Of course, this was before Adventureland Attractions went to one generic costume for every attraction so cast members could be moved around more easily.

Not to mention that, back when this picture was taken, men did not work at the Tiki Room…it and Storybook Land were the domain of the ladies (hence the reason that Jose always says “Buenos dias senorita,” even to guys, at the beginning of the show).

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