Disneyland, or Disnepland?

[Brad Russ]

About a week ago, I was watching tv, and saw a commercial for Disneyland. The strange thing about this commercial is that Disneyland was spelled with a p instead of a y. I'm pretty sure Walt Disney spelled his name with a y, so why was it spelled with a p in the commercial? Can someone please explain this to me? This is one of those annoying little things that's been bugging me all week.

[Mysty Eyes]

The logo for anything "Disney" is based upon Walt Disney's printed signature. The "y" looks a bit like a "p."

Take a look at Disney Online:

http://disney.go.com/park/homepage/today/flash/index.html

[Brad Russ]

Man, that has got to be the strangest looking y Iv'e ever seen. The more I look at it, the more it looks like a p. Atleast now I know I don't have to get my eyes checked. I honestly thought my eyes were playing tricks on me. Anyway thanks for explaining that to me, I'll finally be able to rest easy tonight!

[ABlairican Pie]

People have various idiosyncracies in their penmanship. That's what makes us all different.

I remember some years ago when I subscribed to Guitar Player, they sent out a letter to me that read, "Dear Arpy, thank you for subscribing to Guitar Player magazine..."

"Arpy"?????:confused: Where did they get that????? Then I realized the way I wrote my name "Greg" most likely resembled different letters: G=A, r remained the same, e=p, g=y. I wrote them back and clarified the spelling.

[Brad Russ]

Originally posted by Captain ABlairica
People have various idiosyncracies in their penmanship. That's what makes us all different.

I remember some years ago when I subscribed to Guitar Player, they sent out a letter to me that read, "Dear Arpy, thank you for subscribing to Guitar Player magazine..."

"Arpy"?????:confused: Where did they get that????? Then I realized the way I wrote my name "Greg" most likely resembled different letters: G=A, r remained the same, e=p, g=y. I wrote them back and clarified the spelling.

:lol: Ha ha ha ha ha, oh that's hilarious, Arpy. I have actually had similar things happen to me. A couple years ago I wrote to the make a wish foundation, and my penmanship was so bad that they spelled my name Bradleyl Rulss. The actual spelling of my name is Bradley Russ. I have called and written them several times over the years, telling them the correct spelling, but still, everytime I get a letter from them it's Bradleyl Rulss.

I also got another letter from a company a few years ago that called me Bradley Brust, but fortunately they got it right after I made them aware of how to spell it.