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I would hate if the MK effects really did show up here at Disneyland’s HM. Now I don’t know if anyone brought this up, if they did bring this tech to the HHG, would they do something for when HMH shows up for the holidays?

That’s the best way of describing it. It screams “this century” architecture. Why can’t we have more classic style architecture? Like art deco?

I believe so. In the original show, the dancing monkeys changed to the pirate crew for the Peter Pan segment.

Those are cool maps! Thanks, didn’t know that site existed!

Just thinking about physics and trying to slow a several ton speeding log sounds dangerous. Mix in water physics and my brain starts to hurt.

Oh wow, I learned something new. Thanks! But to get the thread back on, Seeing as they are building a structure after the Slip n' Falls drop, are we to expect them to do the same at WDW's Splash Mountain??

Really? I havent been able to find any when GE was debuted. Last time i was there and there were no maps to be found.

I agree 100 percent! Bring all those wonderful attractions back! Aladdin was my all time favorite show. And nothing beats Soarin' over California! Also miss the physical park maps. Was a neat memento of your trip to Disneyland. My collection of park maps go all the way back to 1996, fun to see...

Had to look up if i got the name right, and dug thru my map collection. Yeah he was still advertised in 2016. Not sure if hes still active or not.

Otto was an automated call in service that would give you information about the parks.

I remember calling for showtimes back in the day. I still remember Otto too.

I agree with you on that. Going down that drop is real fast, hard to concentrate on show elements at those speeds.

I could see that being the case. But if light pollution was an issue, was it an issue for Splash all these years? Extra show scene might be the real answer.

From the photos that Fresh Baked posted, it looks like the straight away right after Slip n' Falls. Decided to go into google maps to see if the angles matched. You can see the vine covered chimney in some of his shots, which makes me believe that Slip n' Falls is being covered. Kind of odd...