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The cafe is situated in the Backlot area of the studios (behind the Armageddon ride) and is designed as a metal mobile home (ostensibly as an eating place for the Stuntmen) and is typical of the diners seen in many 50's movies.
It's a table service (as one would expect from a diner in real life) with a choice of a table or sitting at the counter (again, as seen in the movies). It specialises in hotdogs and burgers (again, what you would expect from a diner).
It's unusual as far as a music loop is concerned as the music is supplied from a working Juke box playing 50's hits.
As such, a live recording is of little use as (as far as we can tell) the music is played by selection and not sequenced.
We have no information as to whether the tracks need to be paid for or just selected.
This is still a work in progress and we are hoping to take notes from the playlist on the juke box to say what may be heard there.
The only one we can say possibly plays at the moment is "Stand By Me" which (and don't quote me) is by Ben E King from 1960.
A decent photo of the juke box play list is possibly the best way to go rather than manually write the list down.
As we say, a work in progress and, as yet, to be confirmed.
Any further information between now and our next visit would be gratefully accepted.
Watch this space for updates.
It's a table service (as one would expect from a diner in real life) with a choice of a table or sitting at the counter (again, as seen in the movies). It specialises in hotdogs and burgers (again, what you would expect from a diner).
It's unusual as far as a music loop is concerned as the music is supplied from a working Juke box playing 50's hits.
As such, a live recording is of little use as (as far as we can tell) the music is played by selection and not sequenced.
We have no information as to whether the tracks need to be paid for or just selected.
This is still a work in progress and we are hoping to take notes from the playlist on the juke box to say what may be heard there.
The only one we can say possibly plays at the moment is "Stand By Me" which (and don't quote me) is by Ben E King from 1960.
A decent photo of the juke box play list is possibly the best way to go rather than manually write the list down.
As we say, a work in progress and, as yet, to be confirmed.
Any further information between now and our next visit would be gratefully accepted.
Watch this space for updates.
Taste Pilot's Grill at Disney('s) California Adventure originally had a jukebox in the corner, stocked with records and labeled the very same songs that were playing throughout the restaurant. However, the jukebox was not the source of the audio, but rather a rationale of where the music was allegedly coming from.