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Disneyland Update - October 18, 1999
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Over the past couple of months the Disneyland Resort has been undergoing some major changes. Most of these changes have occured outside of Disneyland itself with the construction of Disney's California Adventure (DCA) and Downtown Disney. But a couple of developments have occured inside the berm and at the hotels. In the following sections I'll update you, largely through pictures, on what's going on at the Disneyland Resort. Included in this update are (in this order):

• This Page
  Autopia exhibit at the Disney Gallery (This Page)
  
• Page 2
  Disneyland Front Entrance Repaving
  Plaza Inn Character Breakfast
  The New Goofy's Kitchen
  
• Page 3
  The New Cove Pool and Fantasy Waters Area
  New Disneyland Hotel Paving
  New Pacific Hotel Store
  
• Page 4
  Disney's California Adventure Construction
  Upcoming Events at Disneyland
  Other Disneyland Updates

Autopia at the Disney Gallery
On October 1st, the Disney Gallery in New Orleans Square was reopened with a new exhibit. In the room that used to house the New Tomorrowland exhibit you'' now find concept renderings for the new Autopia to open Spring of 2000 and renderings and memories of the old Autopiap. New Autopia merchandise is also available. In the middle of the room sits the car known as "Walt's Car". One of the original Mark I Autopia cars modified to be a show car.

A look into the room from the doorway

Walt's show car. The only 1955 Mark I Autopia car still in existance with its original engine and parts	A closer look. Modifications include a reverse gear, custom hubcaps and the red paint
A loop plays on a TV describing the concept of the new Autopia	Concept art for the "camp scene'. On a giant video screens, human-like cars will discusss "life" as cars see it
As this scene shows, and Tony Baxter explains, cars are like humans in that they need to be washed and "fed"	Guests will look through a magical window at views of an animated model city before boarding
The "Cute" Car The "Sports" Car The "Off Road" Car	Bob Gurr Concepts for the original Autopia are also shown