For 61 years, Disneyland in Anaheim, California has been delighting visitors of all ages. From the fairy tales brought to life in Fantasyland to the look towards the future in Tomorrowland, Disneyland has evolved over the years to continue offer guests the best in childlike wonder, thrills, and attractions. Whether you’re wondering the streets of Main Street USA or traveling back in time to the Old West, Disneyland packs in all the rides and entertainment a family could ever dream of experiencing on a trip. However, times have changed things a little bit over the years. Learn more about Walt Disney’s dreamland in this retrospective look at Disneyland, then and now.

1. How Much Did Disneyland Cost Back Then?

Back when it opened in 1955, a ticket to the theme park cost a mere one dollar for adults and 50 cents for children. However, beyond the entry fee, each of the 35 rides had a fee. Most of the attractions cost about 25 to 35 cents for adults and 10 to 25 cents for kids, but it was still an affordable thrill. Even if you went on every ride or attraction, you’d still pay less than 10 bucks for the day.