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China pavilion, on the gate.

I'm no tech wizard, but it looks like the site used Adobe Flash Player to play the audio on the website. Flash reached its End of Life on December 31st, 2020 and no longer functions. Unless the owner of the website makes the tracks available another way, I don't think there's any way to get them...

Based on your clues, and the fact that the one part looks vaguely UFO-ish... I'm going to guess Sci-Fi Dine In?

There's a game called Planet Coaster for PC, which also comes in an edition called Planet Coaster - Console Edition for the Playstation and xbox systems. I haven't played it myself, but have been looking into it, as you can apparently create some pretty accurate recreations of Disney coasters...

Theirs is close but mine isn't? Now I'm very confused...

How about on a carriage (for carriage rides) at Port Orleans?

What would be your guess as the poster? 😜

I feel like conveyance was a clue, as was log book. I'm going to go with one of the ferry boats between TTC and MK.

We went there for the first time a few months ago, so it was post-renovation. The decor is pretty unremarkable, and frankly, so was the food. It wasn't bad, just kind of generic. The only thing that seems to set them apart on their ice cream is the portion size. I'll take quality over quantity...

Communicore?

@Tuvalu I love your gif answers, very witty. This would make sense as a theming in a World Showcase pavilion as an address plate on a building. I'm going to take one more wild stab, and if nobody gets it, I might have to start scouring photos and videos. France pavilion?

That's an interesting and insightful take. I was thinking it was a building number at a resort; Port Orleans Riverside has a building 37, but the font doesn't match what's there. I'm stumped, so I'm hoping you're right. :)

I'd join that club. It's four better!

Crystal Palace?

Pretty sure you nailed it. I think it was an iguana.

How did you figure that out? That is really, really impressive.

Parking at Disney Springs is free, so if they ran buses from Disney Springs to the parks, people would just park there and bus it over. Lost revenue for Disney, plus it makes it much harder for people who are actually going to Disney Springs to find spots. I don't think this will ever change.

The restrooms in Toy Story Land?

Are those the profiteroles? I ask because I don't think they're on the menu currently. When we ate there a couple of weeks back, our options were vanilla creme brulee, a chocolate tart, or fruit salad with mint syrup. I think they may have shrunk the menu down overall, not just the desserts.

Perhaps not golden, or even classic, but six-year-old me really enjoyed Skyleidoscope back in 1986. It was inventive, to say the least.