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Animal Kingdom After Dark Experience Info on WDW Website
- Thread starter FutureWorldShowcase
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they will be adjusted soon.
Seabasealpha1
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So...are ther enhancemnts being added to Everest and Kali as well?
Anyone?
Goofyque'
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Not sure that either will need much enhancing, as we have ridden both after dark before. I think that it was posted earlier that Kali might be getting a few tweaks, but it could just be regular maintenance.
surfsupdon
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Remember AK had been open till midnight or later for each Expedition Everest Challenge AfterParty, most all non animal attractions. The lighting was always awesome, so I can only imagine how neat this park will look with the new enhancements.
DisneyGentleman
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Just relabel it as Secret Life of Vets, and they can one-up Uni...
Fox&Hound
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Soooooooo excited!!!!!! These night offerings look AMAZING!
Off-topic, but I do agree that I'd love to see either Dinoland or Rafiki's get some love next. Even with all of the new experiences, I still can't help but feel like AK is one-two small rides away from total greatness.
Off-topic, but I do agree that I'd love to see either Dinoland or Rafiki's get some love next. Even with all of the new experiences, I still can't help but feel like AK is one-two small rides away from total greatness.
Animaniac93-98
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Saw this bit posted on Orlando Parks News about Kilimanjaro Safaris after dark:
"Will Guests be able to take photos on the safaris?
Once the safaris transition into the nighttime portion, Guests will be asked to refrain from using flash photography for the safety and comfort of other Guests."
What are the odds most tourists will follow this rule?
"Will Guests be able to take photos on the safaris?
Once the safaris transition into the nighttime portion, Guests will be asked to refrain from using flash photography for the safety and comfort of other Guests."
What are the odds most tourists will follow this rule?
WDWFREAK53
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IMO Animal Kingdom is the best themed park in Orlando. (minus DinoRama).
I can't wait to see this place come to life at night!
I can't wait to see this place come to life at night!
Rteetz
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cspencer96
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What are the odds that the drivers will be allowed to call guests out on it in order to discourage it? I'd say pretty good.
Animaniac93-98
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That assumes two things:
a) drivers will say something
b) passengers will listen or care
Guests have a hard enough time understanding the idea against taking flash photos inside controlled lighting enviroments. A night time, outdoor experience? That's going to be a serious learning curve for some.
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cspencer96
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Embarrassment is a powerful thing, at least for visitors from stateside. Plus, I'd imagine bright flashing lights wouldn't be great for the animals' well-being, either, so the drivers should say something. I have hope here.
Paul jr
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Still no word on later hours on and after april 22th??
Mike S
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ford91exploder
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Currently I think it's the best park at WDW.
Blairnicol
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Because of the animals I think the CM's driving will try to very strictly enforce this rule. They can actually stop the car and wait/call out the guest if they are using flash and will not stop. I think they will also frequently remind people. Accidents will happen (happens on my phone more often than I would like) but I think it would be similar to them stopping because of a guest standing up with the potential response it could produce from an animal.
Animal Kingdom is really shaping up to be a fantastic park. God bless Joe Rohde and his earrings.
Sped2424
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Earring* lol
montyz81
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yes, they are now using LED flashers for the Yeti so he looks even more real at night
