We want to make it easy for you to find good wholesome content for your Disneyland Tonies, so we put together this resource to help you. There are a lot of options out there, but we know it can be intimidating to get started. We have put together this list to help you find some ideas, some free content options, and suggestions for personal messages you might want to record to put on your Disneyland Tonies. Most of the good audio content you’d want for this is copyrighted. As is my goal, I try to find some free options on the internet as well, and that’s what I try to start with for people.
Internet Archive: Disney Avenue
Someone posted a lot of the old Disneyland background music to Internet Archive. What does that mean? It’s free. It can add some fun nostalgia to your Tonie, though a number of these might not be familiar to your kids. A lot of these tracks are long. Like 30-50 minutes long. You might want to use an audio editing tool like Audacity to shorten it. There are some actual, more normal length songs that we liked. Some to get you started:
- Yo Ho (A Pirates Life For Me)
- Mainstreet USA
Top Albums for Disneyland Tonie
This is where you’re primarily going to get your best stuff. The legacy collection has more of the classic music. The 70th anniversary soundtrack has some more modern songs that are fun, but they weren’t the ones I immediately thought of when I thought of Disneyland.
Walt Disney Records The Legacy Collection: Disneyland
Convert Old Disney CDs
If you’re like me, you probably have 5 or 6 Disney CDs from your childhood on a shelf or in a box somewhere. The problem most of us have- most computers don’t have a disk drive any more. I used to keep an old laptop that had a CD drive on it for ripping music, but at this point, that laptop is completely outdated.
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We plan to keep adding content to these pages as we find other good resources. If you have good suggestions, the best way to reach us, so we don’t get bogged down with spam emails, is through the chat feature on either our Instagram, Facebook, or our Etsy page.
We know there are ways to rip audio files from YouTube videos, or from other online content. We share this information because some content on those sites have creative commons licenses. We don’t teach how to do this because we do not condone any violations of copyright laws. Use any content from these sites at your own risk.
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