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Were you aware that Walt Disney had a furnished apartment on Disneyland's Main Street? We can't decide if that's perfectly reasonable or maybe a little strange. The Orange County Register presents this multimedia tour of Walt's crib hosted by Disney historian Tim O'Day. We are, however, very confident in our disapproval of the décor: lots of tassels and crushed red velvet. It looks like either a cozy, grandmotherly place or a 19th-century den of iniquity. You're invited to click on various items in the apartment to hear Mr. O'Day go into detail on objects like the Victrola and the rotary phone. We especially liked the grilled cheese maker in the kitchenette.

Only at the Magic Kingdom do otherwise normal, well-adjusted adults become fawning groupies. Case in point: this loving tribute to Disney's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: The Ride. For a guy who states "The 20K ride was so good I can't even talk about it," Dave, the proprietor of the site, manages to say a lot. As a 3-year-old, Dave took his first and only ride to the bottom of Disney's man-made sea. As an adult, he's gone to great lengths (or is it depths?) to compile photos and videos of a now defunct attraction. While the pictures are definitely worth a look, the site's real treats are the interviews with the "20Kers," the fearless sailors who worked on the submarines. Dive beneath the surface of this site and you may discover why the ride had such an effect on Dave and why it started a "lifelong infatuation with the undersea world."