The Dutch Boy Color Gallery was a former exhibit at Disneyland in California. It operated from 1955 to 1963 and was located in Tomorrowland.
The Dutch Boy Color Gallery was sponsored by the Dutch Boy paint company and showcased various color and design concepts. It aimed to inspire guests and demonstrate how color and design could enhance everyday living spaces.
The exhibit featured displays of interior design ideas, color swatches, and examples of how different color schemes could transform a room. Guests could explore the gallery and gather inspiration for their own home decorating projects.
The Dutch Boy Color Gallery highlighted the importance of color and design in creating inviting and aesthetically pleasing living spaces. It provided a unique opportunity for guests to learn about the principles of interior design and how color choices can impact the overall feel of a room.
Over time, Disneyland has made changes to its attractions and exhibits, and the Dutch Boy Color Gallery was eventually replaced by new experiences within Tomorrowland.
At a Glance
- Disney Resort: Disneyland Resort
- Disney Park: Disneyland Park Info News and Attractions
- Park Area: Disneyland Tomorrowland
- Attraction Type: Disney Park Exhibits, Extinct Disney Attractions
- Year Opened: 1956
- Year Closed: 1963
- Replaced: Original Attraction
- Replaced By: Disneyana Collectibles
