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Yesterday, Tomorrow, and Banished Forever
After waiting over a decade to get in, the Andersons were kicked out of Disneyland’s most exclusive club. They would not go willingly.
Torel pushed Anderson slowly out of the park in a wheelchair, past stragglers leaving the World of Color light show and bachelorette parties staggering down the imitation cobblestone in their matching T-shirts and sashes. He had experienced the 199-foot vertical drop on the Tower of Terror, ridden on California Screamin’, a roller coaster that soared over a giant lit-up Mickey head, and celebrated the park’s 50th anniversary, the so-called Happiest Homecoming on Earth. The Andersons loved the little touches: how the bread and butter was always warm when it arrived at the table in the main dining room, how the floral arrangements always matched the season, that managers made a point to greet them by name.
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