The Disneyland Firehouse has been behind construction walls and scaffolding since January with themed scrims up since February. Walls, scaffolding, and scrim are now gone from the fire department but remain up on City Hall.

Disneyland Firehouse

The firehouse is a brick building with white and off-white trim and stone around the windows. “Disneyland Fire Dept.” is above the main entrance.

The firehouse is known for housing Walt Disney’s apartment. The second-floor window features a lamp that is always illuminated, representing Walt’s continued presence in the park. The lamp was replaced in 2022. Guests can visit the apartment during the Walt’s Main Street Story tour.

There’s a red door on one side but guests can enter through the vehicle entrance, which has two doors propped open.

The vintage firetruck is parked inside.

There are other retro props, including photographs.

A fire pole descends from the ceiling.

A furnace is in the back corner next to a row of buckets.

There’s a door labeled “Harness Room.”

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