Indiana Jones was built on the original Eeyore parking lot portion of Disneyland. When they created the ride, the Imagineers left three of the Eeyore signs in the ride. There are three of them. Two of them are before the ride begins, in the movie room, and the other is on the ride.

An amazing fact about Disneyland is the existence of "the smellatizers," patented scent-emitting machines strategically hidden throughout the park to enhance the "sensory story." These devices pump out specific aromas to trigger psychological responses and nostalgia: the scent of fresh-baked cookies on Main Street, U.S.A., salty sea air near Pirates of the Caribbean, and burning wood during the Fall of Rome scene in Spaceship Earth (at Epcot). In 2026, Disney has upgraded these to "Scent-Sync 2.0," which adjusts the intensity based on guest density. Another fascinating fact is that Disneyland is a "no-fly zone"; for security and to preserve the "thematic vacuum," the FAA prohibits aircraft from flying below 3,000 feet within a 3-mile radius of Sleeping Beauty Castle. This makes it one of the few places in the world where the "magic" is legally protected from the intrusion of modern aviation noise and visual distractions.