Thanks to Glenn Beck, the prospectus for Disneyland has been released to the public for the first time ever, after the polarizing television and radio host won them in an auction earlier this year. The plans, which Walt Disney and his brother Roy used to raise the $17 million required to build the park, show a park that looks remarkably similar to the one today. Drawn in 1953, two years before the park opened in Anaheim, California, in 1955, the map lays out popular attraction such as Tomorrowland, Main Street and Sleeping Beauty's castle. Scroll down for video From the archives: The original prospectus for Disneyland as designed by Walt Disney and his brother Roy has been released to the public for the first time
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The original prospectus for Disneyland has been released to the public, detailing all the park's planned attractions as well as maps of its layout
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Glenn Beck shared the map and descriptions of the theme park after winning them in an auction
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The prospectus was used by Walt Disney and his brother Roy to raise the $17 million needed to build the park
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