How 36,000 Workers Run Disneyland Like a Small City | WSJ @wsj
How 36,000 Workers Run Disneyland Like a Small City | WSJ  @wsj
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
More than 17 million people visit Disneyland every year, but few see the work behind the experience to see what it takes to run the park. WSJ follows three employees behind the scenes to see how one of America’s most influential theme parks opens, operates and evolves everyday.

Chapters:
0:00 The magic of Disneyland
1:12 Opening Disneyland in the morning
3:16 Working a Disneyland ride
6:22 Building what’s next with Disney Imagineers
8:40 Why Disneyland stays so loved
9:38 The workers’ massive responsibility

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