Above the Fire House on Main Street is Walt's apartment , which he used when he stayed overnight at Disneyland. A small lamp in the window is kept constantly lit, in his memory. They were built so that the ground levels were at normal size, but higher areas were progressively smaller. This makes the upper areas look even higher when seen from below. Gum is not, and never has been, sold inside Disneyland.
Any gum found on the ground is scraped up immediately.
Alcohol is also not available in any public area of the park. The horses on the King Arthur Carousel are all individually hand- carved and painted. They are continually being repainted, and all the brass is polished every night. The Jungle Cruise got a major overhaul based on what Walt overheard one guest say. The petrified tree in Frontierland, along the banks of the Rivers of America, was an anniversary present that Walt gave to his wife, Lillian.