$8,000.00

Red K Products presents: Original 1971 Walt Disney World Site Plan - A Pre-Opening Construction Rarity!**

Step back in time to the creation of the "Vacation Kingdom" with this exceptional pre-opening site plan. Dated January 25, 1971—nine months before the Magic Kingdom opened its gates—this is not a standard souvenir map, but an authentic "brownline" internal document used during the park's construction. The print features the technical "Phase One" layout of the park, complete with coordinate grid lines (e.g., N-62 000), a graphic scale, and functional legends for food and merchandise facilities. This is a rare opportunity to own a "snapshot" of Disney history that documents the fluid design process of the most magical place on earth before the first guest ever walked down Main Street, U.S.A.

Perfect for:

• Walt Disney World historians and researchers interested in park development.
• Decorators seeking an authentic vintage industrial or architectural aesthetic.
• Enthusiasts of WED Imagineering and the "Phase One" era (1969–1971).
• Collectors looking for a striking, ready-to-display piece of theme park history.

Condition: This is a vintage artifact in "As-Is" mounted condition. Please note: The original print has been permanently dry-mounted (bonded) to a rigid backing board with edges cut flush. While this non-archival mounting is considered a significant defect by paper purists, the piece presents beautifully as a flat, stable display item. The image remains clear, featuring the distinct purple/brown hue characteristic of photostat blueprints from the era, with visible aging that adds to its vintage industrial charm.

Here's the list of contents:

• Site Plan: One (1) original 1971 Walt Disney World "Theme Park - Site Plan" blueprint (dated 1-25-71),

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