FIRST LOOK at Commemorative Disneyland 70th Map and Buttons

FIRST LOOK at Commemorative Disneyland 70th Map and Buttons

Commemorative Disneyland 70th anniversary maps and buttons are available at Disneyland Park today — July 17, the actual 70th anniversary date.

Disneyland 70th Anniversary Map and Buttons

A tray with Disneyland buttons and guide pamphlets, surrounded by people standing nearby on a brick walkway.

Cast Members are handing out the souvenirs at the park entrance. Both are free.

Hand holding a Disneyland guidemap and a 70th celebration button in front of Disneyland’s entrance.

The buttons feature Sleeping Beauty Castle in the anniversary’s vibrant blue, purple, pink, and orange color scheme. Dumbo is pictured flying over the castle. “Disneyland Resort 70th Celebration July 17, 2025” is in pink lettering around the edge.

Hand holding a Disneyland guide map featuring Mickey Mouse and Walt Disney, with Disneyland Castle in the background.

The special edition guidemap features the famous final photo of Walt Disney taken at Disneyland Park. Walt is at the wheel of the fire engine with Mickey beside him and Sleeping Beauty Castle in the background. The date, July 17, 2025, is at the bottom of the guidemap’s cover.

A person holds an open Disneyland 70th anniversary event guide with colorful text, images, and a QR code.

In the first fold is some information about 70th anniversary offerings, including food, entertainment, the birthday cavalcade, “I was there” merchandise, and the debut of the Sherman Brothers tribute at Main Street Cinema and the new last verse at “it’s a small world.” A QR code leads to more information.

A person holding an open theme park map outside, with people and brick pavement in the background.

The guide includes a standard Disneyland map with a list of attractions and dining locations. This is similar to the map that debuted in May at the start of the 70th anniversary celebration.

A woman holds up a detailed illustrated map of Disneyland at an entrance gate, showing colorful park attractions.

However, when fully unfolded, the special edition guidemap includes a map of Disneyland Park as it looked on its opening day. The aerial artwork was painted in 1954 by Disney Legend Peter Ellenshaw and was used by Walt Disney to introduce Disneyland to the public on the first episode of the Disneyland TV series on October 27, 1954. A list of opening day attractions that are still open is below the artwork.

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