My Trip To Disneyland (August 2013)

I recently got back from the happiest place on earth. I've read many conspiracy's on how Walt Disney was a 33 Degree Mason. Then I read that he wasn't and that, in fact, Disney has no connection at all with Freemasonry.
As I was walking towards Toon Town, something caught my eye and I had to take a few pictures. This is what I found:






Order of Mouse



Knights of the Loyal Inkwell

These Disney symbols seem to match up with some of the highest forms of Freemasonry.

Order of Mouse = Order of Knights Templar




Are these not blatant freemason references?

reply to post by r666evolution


I thought he was just a DeMolay?

Looks like walt left behind some breadcrumbs...either that or its a parody.

I have lived in the area most of my life, there are plenty of things disney does that are shady.

But I remember when toon town opened, that whole signage going in was supposed to be a play on signs you seeing entering and exiting a city, but With a bunch of fake organizations

They have the whole toon town mythology you can look into I am sure.

ETA: Toon town was built LOOOOONG after Walt died.

reply to post by r666evolution

Don't trust everything you read on the Internet.

No those images are not unique to Freemasonry. Yes, the Commandery of Knights Templar uses them, but so do other groups not associated with Freemasonry.

Noo micky is awesome >.

reply to post by shaneslaughta


I would bet it's a parody. I could just imagine ol' Walt being one of those genial fellows with a jolly sense of humor, sprinkling bread crumbs that lead you in precise shape of Mickey Mouse only to say, "Of course it was a joke! All of those people spreading rumors about me, it was just itching to be poked at! I'm not a Freemason anymore than my mouse friend, but it was a fun chase, wasn't it?"

Were I in the same position, I would do it. Teach those people a lesson, taking rumor-mongering busybodies so seriously. Lighten up and have fun, would ya? You can't enjoy a leisurely stroll if you spend the whole time marching. Be sure to stop and smell the flowers.

He was a Free Mouseon

reply to post by benrl


Walking through Toon Town i could tell the whole place was a parody of America.


Hollywood sign



The population meter is busted = Overpopulation



Might be looking too far, but possible future legalization reference?

reply to post by r666evolution


Op, don't take this the wrong way....but I really can't help feel this thread says more about your approach to what you see and how you interpret it than what the 'Imagineers' at Disney Corp intended to amuse children with in Toontown.

It is a play on words:

The Benevolent Order of Elks and the Royal Order of Moose.

reply to post by AugustusMasonicus


And the fact that he was a DeMolay has no bearing on these facts, huh?

reply to post by VeritasAequitas


Bill Clinton was too. Did you see anything masonic in his actions?

Toon Town is meant to look like a real town, but Disney style. When you enter a town, do you not see a bunch of placards for the groups active in that town? (masons, elks, rotary, ruitan, ect.....)

Conspiracies are fun and all, but sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. (unless you ARE Bill Clinton )

It's a parody. No big deal. If you want to get uptight about something ... get uptight about the fingerprinting they do to get into the park .. and the face recognition that they use on visitors. THAT is something to get concerned about.

reply to post by network dude

Bill Clinton was too. Did you see anything masonic in his actions?

Problem with this is, that not all masons or those who join the craft do it for the right intentions...Some just join to accumulate a certain set of knowledge that allows them to not only control the aspects of their lives that they want, but the lives of others too.

Originally posted by VeritasAequitas
And the fact that he was a DeMolay has no bearing on these facts, huh?

Considering Toon Town was built long after his death I would feel fairly safe in saying, 'NO'.

That is unless you think good ol' Walt is still running the show from his ice chest.

Originally posted by VeritasAequitas
Some just join to accumulate a certain set of knowledge that allows them to not only control the aspects of their lives that they want, but the lives of others too.

And what knowledge is that? What is it that you think you get to learn?

Another comical non-Mason explaining how things work in lodge.

reply to post by AugustusMasonicus

Considering Toon Town was built long after his death

Is highly irrelevant. The DeMolay or Masonic influence can not be denied, which begs the question of who else is running the show to include these same influences?

Even if he is dead, why do his works continue to show the same guiding influences?

reply to post by AugustusMasonicus

Another comical non-Mason explaining how things work in lodge.

I never said all Masons are this way. I thoroughly understand that 99.9% of all Masons are generally good and decent human beings; denying that a .1 % exists, that don't share these benevolent intentions is a fallacy. So don't purposely strawman, or misrepresent my arguments.

Enter Bill Clinton and innumerous others.

A good friend of Clinton from Arkansas, Larry Nichols, was interviewed in a film. Clinton thought that Nichols would keep his mouth shut, but he didn't. He was hired by Clinton and had found out that Clinton's firm, "Arkansas Development Finance Authority" (ADFA), laundered drug-money. Cocaine to a value of $10.000.000 (ten million dollars!) a week was flown in from Mena Airport in Arkansas. The money was laundered via ADFA to a bank in Florida, to a bank in Georgia, to Citycorp in New York, and from there it was transferred out of the country. All this regarding to Larry Nichols. Clinton's best friend, Dan Lasater, led the operations. Lasater and Bill Clinton's brother, Roger Clinton, later spent time in jail due to drug related crimes.

And don't give me that # about him being a DeMolay...That's like saying Hitler Youth's aren't Nazi's too..

Originally posted by VeritasAequitas
The DeMolay or Masonic influence can not be denied, which begs the question of who else is running the show to include these same influences?

Explain in detail what constitutes a 'DeMolay' influence. The board of directors and executive committee are publically published, list the members of each that are exerting this 'DeMolay' influence.