While the movie takes many liberties (Tony Curtis is shown looking down Main Street from the monorail platform, a total impossibility) it is a glorious look at Disneyland in the time of Walt Disney and remains a marvelous treat for any Disneyland fan. Movie aficionados will find a lighthearted early sixties comedy featuring one of Suzanne Pleshette's first roles. It is believed that this film put Ms. Pleshette on Walt Disney's radar, leading him to cast her in various Disney films throughout the 1960's.
Considering that Universal Studios had stolen Walt Disney's original character Oswald out from under him in 1928, it is amazing to see that Mr. Disney apparently held no grudge against the studio. The film remains a colorful time capsule of Disneyland Park's early years.
