Amusement parksoften embody their creators. They are the personificationof some...

[steady music] narrator: Amusement parks
often embody their creators. They are the personification
of some individual, some auteur's worldview. Walt Disney looked
at the world and wanted it to resemble
turn-of-the-century America with a hint of fantasy
and the Wild West. And thus, you have Disneyland. Gene Mulvihill had a vision
of a place where there were no rules, something between Ayn Rand
and "Lord of the Flies." - My father wanted
to give people the freedom to control the action,
to control their speed. He loved to have fun,
and so the park reflected that