Bay Area

1. The main icon for the Bay Area is a 45 foot tall recreation of the Rotunda at San Francisco's Palace of The Arts.
2. Classic Victorian residences from San Francisco line the eastern edges of The Bay Area.
3. Golden State Park is a miniature Golden Gate Park. Entertainers perform small shows here.
4. The Bay Area is a prime location to view the daily parades
5. Walking down the "avenue" that leads off the Bay Area starting from the Golden Dreams theater, I noticed that the addresses on the buildings on the right side go in a geometric progression, each one double the one preceding: 15, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512! Does anyone know whether this is supposed to mean something?
   REPORTED: Kellee Richards 10 APR 02

Golden Dreams

1. Golden Dreams is best described as California Adventure's "Great Moments With Mr. Lincoln".
2. Hosted by Whoopi Goldberg.
3. The original song, "Just One Dream," was written by Walter Afanasieff and lyrics by John Bettis.
4. I watched the "Golden Dreams" movie I was suprised to find a segment in the film depicting the young Steve's (Steve Jobs and Woz) showing off the first Apple. Jobs appears again in the closing montage superimposed inside a picture of an iMac.
   REPORTED: anon 01 MAR 01
5. Many famous Californians are pictured in the closing montage, including Ronald Reagan and Richard Nixon (presidents), Elizabeth Glaser (AIDS activist), Harvey Milk (gay activist), and various Olympic and sports legends.
   REPORTED: Alan Lutton 11 DEC 01