In the western scene of the Great Movie Ride, you’ll find a hand painted sign atop a barn for "Todd’s Livery Stable" right around the area where your car could be hijakced by a cowboy or cowgirl.

In the western scene of the Great Movie Ride, you’ll find a hand painted sign atop a barn for "Todd’s Livery Stable" right around the area where your car could be hijakced by a cowboy or cowgirl. It’s no coincidence that this barn is in this area because Todd’s Livery Stable refers to where a fistfight erupts between the Marshall & Deputy of Hadleyville, played by Gary Cooper and Lloyd Bridges, in the film High Noon (1952).