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Thank you, I was very confused!
Thanks! Good to know… I don’t have a ton of experience in writing ride-throughs but I will cook some things up. Maybe I’ll sprinkle them in here and there between the lands.
World Discovery
"World Discovery is a vista into a world of wondrous ideas, signifying man's achievements... a step into the future, with predictions of constructive things to come. Tomorrow offers new frontiers in science, adventure, and ideals; the challenge of outer space, a "green" future, and the hope for a peaceful, unified world.
"As we climb out of yesterday's shadow, and the hopes for our future draw near, we are free to build and grow, to choose the way we go; the promise of tomorrow is near. We have countless new meadows to harvest, and the challenge to dream without end. Life is filled with so much more than we ever had before, reaching new horizons."
Neighborhoods
World Discovery
Universe of Energy
A pavilion delving into the ways energy has affected - and continues to affect - our universe.
World of Motion
This pavilion focuses on the many forms of transportation humans have invented over the years.
Wonders of Space
An indoor pavilion celebrating the beauty and majesty of outer space.
Innoventions
A collection of exhibits and activities exploring the inventions and innovations of mankind.
Attractions
Universe of Energy
Wheel of Creation*
(Flat Ride)
A sprawling, 55 foot tall Ferris wheel in the center of Entropy Labs in the Universe of Energy pavilion.*
Universe of Energy: A Journey Through Time
(Dark Ride)
Our time machines send us on a trip through the ages to find how energy shapes all of creation, even making a stop in the land of the dinosaurs. FP
Electric Express*
(Coaster)
A small, child-friendly coaster made by our friends at Entropy Labs.*
World of Motion
Test Track
(Thrill Ride)
Create your own vehicle and test its metal on Test Track, the fastest ride at the Dream Disney Resort. FP
Autopia
(Self-driven Ride)
A relaxing, self-propelled ride through the woods and gardens near Test Track.
Wonders of Space
Mission: Space
(Simulator Ride)
This thrilling simulator attraction sees you take on the role of an astronaut on a daring trip to Mars. FP
Spacewalk Journey*
(Dark Ride)
This technologically advanced attraction lets you walk on the moon! FP
Entertainment
Universe of Energy
Homework Helpers*
An station with educators to teach about physics and help younger guests with homework.*
Model Room*
A room for guests to build their own model rollercoasters.*
World of Motion
Test Track Showroom
A room for games and activities surrounding our own vehicular creation.*
Wonders of Space
Mission: Earth
A space-age playground full of activities related to space travel and astronomy.
-The American Space Experience Presented by NASA*
-Space Base playground
-Expedition Mars
-Space Race
-The World Beyond Video Presentation
Wall-E Encounter*
Have a chance encounter with everyone's favorite robot and his true love.
Innoventions
Innoventions I
The first floor of the Innoventions complex, with plenty of exhibits celebrating the wonders of science and innovation.
-House of the Future
-Apple Exhibition*
-SMRT-1
-The VOID: Step Beyond Reality
-General Electric exhibit
Innoventions II
The top floor of Innoventions, rounding out the displays with more fun and educational activities.
-Von Drake's House of Genius*
-Von Drake Labs
-Sing-along Stadium*
-City Builders*
-Green Eyes*
Walt Disney Imagineering Blue-Sky Labs*
A collection of exhibits exploring the world of Disney Imagineering, and inviting guests to experience the process.
-Imagineering Exhibit Center
-Living Easels
-Disney Song Studio
-The Amazing Destini
-Imagineering the Future
Character Corridor
A hall where guests can mingle with all sorts of Disney characters.
Dining
Universe of Energy
Kinetic Kitchen*
American counter service $$
World of Motion
Cool Wash
Drinks $
Wonders of Space
Space 220
Premium table service themed to a space station $$$$
Innoventions
Innoventions Cafe
American counter service $$
Shopping
Universe of Energy
Kinetorium
Dinosaur and Universe of Energy merchandise
World of Motion
Green Light Gift Shop
Test Track and World of Motion merchandise
Wonders of Space
Brava Centauri Cargo Bay
Mission: Space and Wonders of Space merchandise
Innoventions
Digital Bazaar*
Futuristic souvenirs and science supplies
Meet & Greets
Wonders of Space
Wall-E Encounter*
Wall-E and EVE
Innoventions
Character Corridor
Wreck-it Ralph, Vanellope, Judy Hopps, Nick Wilde, Baymax, Hiro, Phineas, Ferb, Mr. Incredible, Elastigirl, Frozone, Edna Mode, Mike Wazowski, and Sully
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World Nature
"Wonders of Nature is dedicated to the natural world, with its wealth of resources, endless beauty, and awe-inspiring majesty. It is in the natural world that we learn the most about ourselves, and here, in Wonders of Nature, we learn of the fragile existence of our precious Earth, and how we can best act as her stewards."
"Together we can continue to find more ways to increase food production and protect our precious natural environment. Only then will we truly be Living with the Land."
Neighborhoods
Wonders of Nature
The Land
The Land pavilion focuses on both the regions of the natural world and the way we humans interact with it.
The Living Seas
The Living Seas is a pavilion and aquarium dedicated to the majesty of the world's oceans.
The World Above*
The World Above is a celebration of the skies, touching on everything from the science of aviation to the intricacies of weather.
Attractions
The Land
Rainforest Race
(Coaster)
A high speed rollercoaster through a temperate rainforest. FP
Living with the Land
(Boat Ride)
An educational boat ride through the world's biomes and Westcot's own greenhouses, teaching us how we can Live with the Land.
The Living Seas
Legends of the Living Seas*
(Dark Ride)
Delve deep under the sea and venture to Seabase Alpha, a hotspot of undersea research.
The World Above
Soarin'
(Simulator Ride)
Glide over the Natural Wonders of the World in this fresh take on the iconic attraction. FP
Entertainment
The Land
Earthly Labyrinth
A hedge maze winding through the temperate rainforest, with a racing coaster overhead.
It's Tough to Be a Bug!
Shrink down to the size of an ant and view a special production by Flik, filling us in on a day in the life of a bug.
The Land Exhibits
Exhibits containing live animals, divided into three shards: Mountain, Desert, and Jungle, the latter of which holds a massive lookout tower.
Greenhouse Tours
Tours of the greenhouses used to produce much of the food at Westcot's restaurants.
The Living Seas
Journey of Water
A walk through garden of beautiful water features detailing the water cycle, inspired by Moana.
The Living Seas Aquarium: Ocean Ecosystems
Aquarium exhibits showcasing hundreds of fish and other aquatic species.
-Symbiosis Exhibit
-Bioluminescence Exhibit
-Camouflage Exhibit
-Predator Tank
-Schooling Exhibit
-Great Barrier Reef Tank
-Marine Mammal Research Center
The Living Seas Aquarium: Earth Systems
A selection of exhibits exploring tectonic plates and other geological features.
The Living Seas Aquarium: Undersea Exploration
This section of the aquarium delves into the science and innovation behind exploring Earth's oceans.
Beneath the Waves*
A rousing cinematic production detailing the relationship between humanity and the seas.
The World Above
The Mouse*
Walt Disney's personal plane, on display at the World Above pavilion.*
The Sky was the Limit: A History of Aviation*
A 23-minute presentation giving the history of aviation in an interesting, and humorous, way - as only Ludwig von Drake could.*
Weather Works*
A collection of interactive exhibits showcasing the wonderful world of weather.*
-Twisters!*
-Wind Tunnel*
-Build-a-Storm!*
-Rainbow Room*
-Making Waves*
-Tesla Coils*
-Earth Shakers*
-Forecast Follies*
Dining
The Land
Sunshine Seasons
American counter service $$
Farmer's Market
Fruits and vegetables $
Garden Grill
American buffet rotating past scenes from Living with the Land $$$
The Living Seas
The Lunar Phase*
Seafood table service $$$
The World Above
Boeing Flight Deck Lounge*
Snack and drink bar $
Tastemosphere*
American counter service $$
Shopping
The Land
Green Thumb Gifts
The Land gifts
The Living Seas
Treasure Chest Gifts
The Living Seas gifts
The World Above
Runway Gifts
The World Above and Forecast Follies gifts
Meet & Greets
The Land
The Land Exhibits
Chip, Dale, Flik, Atta, Mr. Fredrickson, Russell, and Dug
The World Above
Weather Works*
Astro, Celsia, and Nimbus
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Wonders of North America
"In a redwood forest, fresh dew glistens on the ferns as we hear the rushing of river waters... In the distance, a soaring peak stretches to the orange skies of dawn; an eagle flies, silhouetted by the sun. The Wonders of North America is a celebration of this continent's natural grandeur, and the protection of its plentiful lands."
"Howdy, folks! Welcome to the one and only, original, Country Bear Jamboree - featuring a bit of Americana, our musical heritage of the past."
Neighborhoods
Wonders of North America
Grizzly Valley
A mountain town in the Pacific Northwestern redwood forest.
Attractions
Grizzly Valley
Grizzly River Run
(Water Ride)
Raft down a river in the Northwestern wilderness full of whitewater rapids and mischievous bears. FP
Mine Train through Nature's Wonderland
(Train Ride)
Ride a rusty old mine train through some of America's most beautiful scenery. FP
Seven Seas Lagoon Ferry - North America Docks
(Transportation Ride)
A dock for the ferries taking guests around Westcot.
World Showcase Express - Grizzly Valley Station
(Transportation Ride)
The first stop of the World Showcase Express, which takes guests on a tour of World Showcase.
Entertainment
Grizzly Valley
Country Bear Jamboree
Grizzly Hall plays host to a side-splitting musical revue, hosted by the world famous Country Bears.
Native American Encampment
Authentic Navajo ceremonies, Native American relics, and cultural ambassadors are among the experiences at this Native encampment.
Pocahontas and Her Forest Friends
Join Pocahontas as she introduces the many creatures of the American forest.
Our America*
A Circle-Vision show detailing the rich history of the many Native American cultures.
Totem Gardens
A garden full of sacred totems where one might have a chance encounter with a certain bear and his brother.
Redwood Creek Challenge Trails
A challenging ropes course above a scenic redwood forest.
Northwest Passage
A nature trail with animals representing the rich biodiversity of North America.
-Virginia Opossum
-American Beaver
-Gray Wolf
-American Black Bear
-Brown Bear
-Raccoon
-Mountain Lion
-Bobcat
-Wolverine
-Whitetail Deer, Wild Turkey
-Bald Eagle
-Small Animal House
-Aviary
Dining
Grizzly Valley
Smokejumper's Grill
Barbecue counter service $$
Klondike Inn*
American table service $$$
Yellow Mountain Coffee House*
Baked goods and drinks $
Shopping
Grizzly Valley
Rushin' River Outfitters
Apparel
Redwood Trading Post
Wonders of North America merchandise
Ursus H. Bear's Wilderness Outpost
Critter themed merchandise
Little Hiawatha's Trading Post*
Native American souvenirs
Humphrey's Service and Supplies
Vacation supplies
Meet & Greets
Grizzly Valley
Wandering
Chip, Dale, Big Al, Liver Lips, Wendell, Brer Rabbit, Brer Fox, Brer Bear, Thumper, and Meeko
Native American Encampment
Pocahontas
Totem Gardens
Kenai, Koda
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Wonders of Latin America
"A dense jungle surrounds the path - On the horizon lies an ancient Mayan temple, drawing us in with mysterious magnetism. In the Wonders of Latin America, the Old and New Worlds collide, offering a glimpse at some of the most fascinating cultures in the world."
"Remember me, though I have to say goodbye. Remember me; don't let it make you cry, for even if I'm far away, I hold you in my heart. I sing a secret song for you each night we are apart."
Neighborhoods
Wonders of Latin America
Pueblo Esperanza
A tropical Latin American town whose name, when translated, means "Village of Hope".
Attractions
Pueblo Esperanza
Esperanza Carousel
(Flat Ride)
A carousel in the center of Pueblo Esperanza.
Journey to the Land of the Dead
(Boat Ride)
Venture into the Land of the Dead with the cast of Coco in this innovative dark ride. FP
Encanto: A Magical Gift
(Dark Ride)
Explore the magical Casita of the Madrigal family, perhaps discovering your own mysterious gift along the way! FP
Seven Seas Lagoon Ferry - Latin America Docks
(Transportation Ride)
The Seven Seas Lagoon Ferries dock here in Pueblo Esperanza.
World Showcase Express - Pueblo Esperanza Station
(Transportation Ride)
The second stop along the World Showcase Express.
Entertainment
Pueblo Esperanza
Yucatan Gardens
A lush, tropical garden filled with beautiful Central American plant species.
Remember Me! La Celebracion del Dia de Muertos
A museum dedicated to Mexico's famous Day of the Dead celebration.
Vista Trail
A winding nature trail exhibiting the fauna of the Amazon Rainforest of South America.
-Giant Anteater
-Southern Tamandua
-Capybara
-White-fronted Capuchin
-Black Howler Monkey, Geoffroy's Spider Monkey, Baird's Tapir
-Jaguar
-Ocelot
-Giant Otter
-Small Animal House
-Aviary
Mariachi Cobre
An authentic Mariachi band fills the streets with lively Mexican folk music.
Plaza de los Amigos
A lively plaza where favorite Disney and Pixar characters gather for a fiesta.
Jungle Ruins
Off the beaten path lie ancient ruins of an old civilization, where a few familiar faces might be seen.
Dining
Pueblo Esperanza
Hacienda de Pueblo Esperanza
Mexican table service overlooking Journey to the Land of the Dead $$$
Cantina de Pueblo Esperanza
Mexican counter service $$
La Cava del Tequila
Adult beverages $
Choza de Margarita
Adult beverages $
La Cocina de la Abuela
Colombian counter service $$
Shopping
Pueblo Esperanza
La Tienda Encantada
Wonders of Latin America merchandise
La Princesa de Cristal
Glass souvenirs
El Ranchito del Norte
Mexican and Coco souvenirs
Artesanias de Familia Fashions
Crafts and Mexican apparel
Mercado Madrigal
Colombian souvenirs and Encanto merchandise
Meet & Greets
Pueblo Esperanza
Wandering
Mirabel
Plaza de los Amigos
The Three Caballeros and Miguel
Jungle Ruins
Cuzco and Pacha
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-We interrupt this programming for an Adventureland interlude-
Jungle Cruise
Ride-through
Park: Dream Disneyland
Land: Adventureland
As we walk along the paths of Adventureland, there is a clear divide on either side of our trail. To the right, a messy conglomeration of buildings of many architectural styles - Polynesian, French and British Colonial, Sub-Saharan African, South Asian. Merchants barter with passersby in the local bazaar, war drums crash in the distance, and the scent of fresh, tropical fruit wafts through the air. With such a cultural mixture as this, we could only be in one place: Adventure Isle. But this lost island isn't just a cultural mishmash; no, this tropical paradise is known for something else - something more mysterious.
On the other side of the road, there lies a rather dilapidated boat house and docks that look one bad day away from collapsing into the river. And beyond, a lush, tropical jungle, teeming with life. Tropical flowers, a serene river, and glowing eyes from the dark spaces between the trees... yes, these are the jungles of Adventure Isle. Mysteriously, the forest calls to us, as if beckoning our adventurous spirits. Nervously and excitedly, we enter the old boat house, unaware of what adventures our future may hold.
Upon entering the boat house, we see a sign reading "World Famous Jungle Cruise, Sponsored by the Jungle Navigation Co. Ltd." Old maps, ancient relics, and animal specimens - stuffed or otherwise - fill the space, and posters advertising tours of the jungle hang on the walls. Big band music crackles through the old-timey speakers, reminding us of our far-away civilization back home, as a radio reporter fills us in on all the goings-on in the jungle. From his report, it would appear these so-called "Jungle Cruises' are a bit accident prone...
After making our way through the boat house, we find the old docks, creaking and bending with each small wave of the river. Small steam boats with candy-cane-striped coverings arrive one by one to collect unsuspecting travelers for their tours of the jungle's rivers, and we're next in line. Piloting our vessel is a young skipper, looking awfully pleased with himself considering the state of the place. As we enter the boat, our skipper greets us cheerfully.
"Welcome aboard the world famous Jungle Cruise! I'll be your skipper for as far as we get. Just a few safety reminders: Please keep your hands, arms, feet and legs inside the boat and remain seated at all times, as we are not held responsible for any piranha, tiger, or snake bites that may or may not occur on our journey. Not that that's ever happened or anything..."
The boat engine buzzes as our vessel begins to depart from the dock and into the untamed wilderness. The wooden boards of the docks are replaced by the mossy, overgrown banks of the forest. "In case you missed it," says our skipper, "we just passed into the jungle, where it rains at least 485 days a year. Almost every day!"
Our boat makes a turn and we find ourselves surrounded by ruins. To our left, a fierce tiger stands, growling and ready to attack. "Our first stop is this ancient Cambodian shrine. Notice that Indo-Chinese tiger? Fun fact: There's a reason those animals have stripes. It's because they don't want to be spotted. Did you know they can jump up to twenty feet? Don't worry though, we're only ten feet away, so he'll jump right over us!"
We turn another bank and stumble upon a herd of Asian Elephants bathing joyously in the falls. "Oh! Isn't this beautiful?" asks the skipper. "We're coming up on a sacred Indian elephant bathing pool! If any of you brought your cameras, feel free to take pictures - they all have their trunks on. Looks like the whole herd came out to visit us today! That's a pretty rare sight... practically un-herd of!"
An elephant rises up from the river ahead of us and begins spraying water with its trunk, but the skipper responds swiftly. "No, no, no, buddy. We talked about this. Sorry guys, sometimes he acts like he's gonna squirt the boat but... oh, he's not kidding, everyone down! ... Just kidding. I would never put you guys in real danger."
As if on queue, after we pass the elephant, a huge spout of water erupts from the river ahead. "Woah," says the skipper. "Real danger... Let's get closer!" The engine revs as we carelessly head toward the unknown danger. As we do so, we come upon barrels of oil in the water, and, on the shore, a tribe of baboons, evidently shoving the barrels into the river.
"Oh will you guys stop monkeying around?" Just ahead, a troupe of gorillas has appropriated an explorer's camp, messing around with all sorts of equipment. The explorer's truck has been flipped precariously on its side, and one curious gorilla has taken the explorer's handgun, and is wielding it rather carelessly...
"I see a band of gorillas is calling the shots! Uh oh, looks like the old explorer's truck is in bad shape. He'll never get that engine to turn over... That is just bananas. We'd better split."
Beyond the trashed camp, we see a beautiful waterfall cascading into the ever-flowing river. "Just ahead, folks, is the beautiful Schweitzer Falls, named for the esteemed founder of the Jungle Navigation Company, Dr. Albert... Falls. They say more water comes down these falls in one minute than a man can drink in his entire lifetime, but I find that a little hard to swallow, don't you?"
Past the falls, we see two mighty elephants trumpeting away. "Here we have a couple of African bull elephants. These are the second most feared animal in the jungle. What's the most feared animal? Everybody's mother in law."
As we pass the elephants, we see the green, verdant banks shift into muddy, red formations, signifying our entrance into the savannahs of Adventure Isle: rolling grasslands dotted with acacia trees and termite mounds. In the distance, we see herds of all sorts of African wildlife, from towering giraffes to intimidating wildebeests. "And here we are in the savannah everyone! This place is filled with all kinds of animals, so I'll do my best to point them out to you. In the front, we have the stripy horses, and in the back, the long necked cheetahs." A giraffe - or, "long-necked cheetah" - looks our way curiously.
Moving past the savannah, we stumble upon a pride of lions in a cave, having an evening meal of fresh zebra. Our skipper is quick to chime in, "Aw, look! Those lions are protecting the sleeping zebra. How cute! Let's let him rest in peace."
We continue forward, discovering a band of explorers who have scrambled up a limbless tree, trying to escape an especially angry rhinoceros. "Let that be a lesson to you, folks. Never get into an argument with a rhino. He always gets his point across... in the end."
We turn another bank, and bubbles can be seen in the water ahead. "Uh oh, everyone. We've just stumbled into a pool of dangerous hippopotami. Just last week these guys charged and sank six of our boats. We're in big trouble... Everyone cover your ears, I'm gonna scare them off!" Just as a hippopotamus opens its gaping mouth to take a chomp out of our boat, the skipper fires a shot into the air and the hippo backs off. "Whew," sighs the skipper. "That was close. This almost ended up like last time... I'm still trying to live that down... But we're not out of the woods yet, folks. If we were, there would probably be fewer trees."
Up ahead, we see a boat labelled "Congo Kate", capsized into the water, with a band of chimpanzees having taken over its management. "Oh look, everyone, it's one of our boats... How did that get there?" asks the skipper, nervously. "It's kind of funny, actually. Just the other day someone said my job was so easy a monkey could do it. Those are apes, for the record."
Floating past, we come upon a grove of beautiful plants. "Let me distract you from that debacle by pointing out some of my favorite plants in the jungle: That one. That one. And that one." The skipper refuses to elaborate. Next, we stumble upon something truly magnificent.
Coming back to Schweitzer Falls from a new angle, our skipper becomes overjoyed. "Alright folks. This is the moment you've been waiting for. The one... the only... the eighth wonder of the world..." As we pass behind the falls, our skipper shouts triumphantly: "The backside of water! Don't try this at home or you'll just hit your head on the back of the sink. Don't ask me how I know."
After the life-changing moment at the falls, we encounter a bunch of boulders sticking up out of the river. "At this point in the journey," points out our skipper, "I like to acknowledge some of the local geology. All these rocks are actually limestone! A lot of people take them for granite. Personally, I think they're marble-ous. How about you? I probably should've been boulder with that joke..."
Up next, we turn a corner and the river comes alive with activity, splashing in a tumultuous craze, with the occasional silhouette of a fish being spotted. "Oh no! Hungry, hungry piranhas!" Our skipper screams as we speedily escape from the danger. "I don't know how they got all the way here from Hungary, but I'm not sticking around to find out!"
After our daring escape, we come upon a giant snake coiled around a massive tree trunk. "That, my friends, is a boa, sitting in a tree. H-I-S-S-I-N-G. Make sure you don't get too close to him or he might develop a crush on you. Trust me, that relationship is not one you want to get wrapped up in."
Beyond the boa, we find a man in a grass skirt holding what appears to be a shrunken human head. He seems to be smiling and friendly though, and our skipper adds, "That right there is Trader Sam, head salesman of the jungle. He's got a sale going on currently: two of his heads for one of yours! It's a good deal. Don't lose your head about it."
Past Trader Sam, we come across a truly mysterious sight: A massive, South Asian temple with an opening leading into the unknown interior.
"And here it is, folks... perhaps the greatest adventure of them all... the Temple of the Forbidden Eye. Indiana Jones is in there right now saving people from certain doom! Tourists... I almost became an archaeologist myself, but I didn't want my career to end in ruins. Anyway, why don't we drop in for a visit?"
We venture into the temple, unaware of the mysteries inside. As the light of day is lost, we view piles of treasure on every side... guarded by hissing cobras. "Why did it have to be snakes?" laments our "fearless" skipper.
As we round a bend, a view unlike any other appears. Giant statues of fiery gods - explosions rocking pebbles from the ceiling - vehicles careening around corners, searching for a way out - a runaway ore car twisting and turning above us - and, in the distance, a locomotive chugging along a railroad track. This is the Lost Expedition of Adventure Isle.
"Wow... this is intense. Let's get out of here before things get too heated." Just then, a burst of flame erupts just to our right. "Spoke too soon!" We speed up and exit the temple, entering the light of day once more.
On the shore, we find a hut that appears to be full of random nick-nacks, including everything from a trumpet to a top-hat to a pair of monkeys fighting over a some polka-dotted boxers. A sign on the front reads "Lost & Found", but has been boarded over with a sign reading "Trader Sam's Gift Shop". Our skipper points out, "Looks like Trader Sam's taken over the old lost-and-found. He's never been one to pass up an opportunity to get a-head in life." In the distance, we come upon the docks of the Jungle Cruise, signifying journey's end.
As we arrive at the dock, we have a sense of relief, as well as the pride of a jungle explorer. ""Alright folks," says the skipper, "looks like it's time for the most dangerous part of the journey: the return to civilization. If you look to your left, you'll find a dock. And if you look to your right, you'll find another dock. I know that can be confusing, so we just call that a pair-o-docks. Make sure to keep your hands, arms, feet, legs, heads, shoulders, knees, and toes inside the boat; adults, please watch your children; and refrain from standing until the boat comes to a complete stop - we don't want you to get caught between the boat and the dock. That's what we call pier pressure. I've never been so good at goodbyes, so I'm gonna make it short and sweet. Get out. Oh, I'm so sorry! That wasn't sweet at all! Please... get out."
And that was my first attempt at a full ride-through! How'd I do? Now back to our regularly scheduled programming...
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Wonders of Europe
"France - Germany - Italy. Europe's storied history, its culture, and its cuisine are on full display in the Wonders of Europe, where such marvels as the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame are a stone's throw away from a trip down the canals of Venice, all while the smell of fresh schnitzel fills the air."
"Morning in Paris, the city awakes to the bells of Notre Dame. The fisherman fishes, the baker man bakes to the bells of Notre Dame. To the big bells as loud as the thunder; to the little bells, soft as a psalm; and some say the soul of the city's the toll of the bells... the bells of Notre Dame."
Neighborhoods
Wonders of Europe
France
The city of Paris comes alive, from the medieval cathedral of Notre Dame to the 19th century marvel of the Eiffel Tower.
Germany
The beautiful architecture, culture, and cuisine of Germany are all here for guests to enjoy.
Italy
Here, the beauty and history of Italy is proudly displayed.
Attractions
France
Remy's Ratatouille Adventure
(Dark Ride)
Shrink down to the size of a rat and join Remy as he escapes from cruel chefs, oven fires, and more perils. FP
Germany
Rhine River Cruise
(Boat Ride)
A peaceful cruise through one of Europe's most scenic rivers.
World Showcase Express - Germany Station
(Transportation Ride)
Another stop on the World Showcase Express.
Italy
Venetian Gondolas
(Transportation Ride)
Float down the romantic canals of Venice with a singing gondolier.
Seven Seas Lagoon Ferry - Europe Docks
(Transportation Ride)
The Seven Seas Lagoon Ferries make a stop in Italy.
Entertainment
France
Serveur Amusant
An impressive balancing act outside of Les Chefs de France.
Impressions de France
A cinematic presentation showcasing the beauty of France.
The Hunchback of Notre Dame: Live on Stage
Witness a retelling of this timeless tale based on Victor Hugo's French classic.
Germany
Romantic Road Miniature Train Village
A quaint, miniature German village and model train.
Black Forest Trail
A nature trail through the Black Forest of Germany, exhibiting iconic European wildlife.
-Red Fox
-European Wildcat
-Eurasian Lynx
-European Badger
-European River Otter
-Fallow Deer, Western Capercaillie
-Wild Boar
-Small Animal House
-Aviary
Italy
Sergio the Juggler
A comedic juggling act.
Sbandieratori di Sansepolcro
A flag throwing show performed by artists from Sansepolcro, Italy*
Dining
France
Les Chefs de France
French table service $$$
Les Creperie de France
Crepes $
Monsieur Paul
Premium French table service $$$$
Des Halles Boulangerie Patisserie
Baked goods and desserts $
L'Artisan des Glaces
Ice cream $
Germany
Sommerfest
German counter service $$
Biergarten
German table service $$$
Weinkeller
Adult beverages $
Italy
Tutto Italia Ristorante
Premium Italian table service $$$$
Tutto Gusto
Adult beverages $
Via Napoli Pizzeria e Ristorante
Italian table service $$$
Shopping
France
La Maison du Vin
French wines and accessories
Plume et Palette
Fashion accessories
La Signature
Cosmetics
Souvenirs de France
French souvenirs
Germany
Das Kaufhaus
German souvenirs
Der Teddybar
Toys
Die Weihnachts Ecke
Christmas merchandise
Karamell-Kuche
Sweets
Volkskunst
Clocks and crafts
Italy
Il Bel Cristallo
Glass and crystal souvenirs
La Bottega Italiana
Italian souvenirs
Enoteca Castello
Italian wines and accessories
La Gemma Elegante
Italian accessories
Meet & Greets
France
Wandering
Aurora, Cinderella, Belle, Quasimodo, and Esmeralda
Germany
Wandering
Snow White
Italy
Wandering
Pinocchio and Geppetto
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Wonders of Africa
"Jambo! The cultures of eastern and southern Africa come to life in Harambe, a celebration of the peoples and natural wonders of this great continent. From wildlife safaris to traditional musicians, Wonders of Africa allows us safe passage to the majestic land of the lion."
"From the day we arrive on the planet, and, blinking, step into the sun, there is more to see than can ever be seen; more to do than can ever be done. There is far too much to take in here - more to find than can ever be found - but the sun rolling high through the sapphire sky keeps great and small on the endless round."
Neighborhoods
Wonders of Africa
Harambe
Harambe, a name meaning "coming together' in Swahili, is a lively village in East Africa.
Attractions
Harambe
Kilimanjaro Safaris
(Safari Ride)
A true life adventure onto the African Savanna, with real African wildlife around every corner. FP
Sea of Stars Ferry - Africa Docks
(Transportation Ride)
The ferries stop at the docks here in Africa.
World Showcase Express - Harambe Station
(Transportation Ride)
Another station on the World Showcase Express.
Entertainment
Harambe
Gorilla Falls Exploration Trail
A wildlife trail leading through Africa's wildest habitats, from the Congo to the Kalahari.
-Mantled Guereza
-Okapi
-Hippopotamus
-Grevy's Zebras
-Meerkat
-Western Lowland Gorilla
-Small Animal House
-Aviary
Wild Africa Trek
A backstage look at the wild animals and habitats of Kilimanjaro Safaris.
-African Bush Elephant
-African Wild Dog
-Ankole Cattle, Blue Wildebeest, Common Eland, Common Eland, Common Ostrich,
-Black Crowned Crane, Greater Kudu, Hartmann's Mountain Zebra, Masai Giraffe, Sable Antelope, Springbok, Waterbuck
-Black Rhinoceros
-Bongo
-Cheetah
-Common Warthog
-Greater Flamingo, Pink-backed Pelican, Saddle-billed Stork
-Lion
-Mandrill
-Nigerian Dwarf Goat
-Nile Crocodile
-White Rhinoceros
Festival of the Lion King
A tribal, theatrical celebration of the story of Simba, complete with music from the beloved film and exhilarating puppetry.
Rafiki's Planet Watch
A pavilion dedicated to the conservation of nature.
-Affection Section
-Habitat Habit
-Conservation Station
Burudika Band*
An authentic East African music group.
Tam Tam Drummers of Harambe*
A lively African drum corps, bringing life to the streets of Harambe.
Kora Tinga Tinga*
This famous west African instrument is played by a skilled musician.
Harambe Village Acrobats*
These acrobats put on impressive stunt performances throughout Harambe Village.
Dining
Harambe
Harambe Fruit Market
Fruit $
Tusker House Restaurant
African table service with character $$$
Tamu Tamu Refreshments
African counter service $$
Kusafiri Coffee Shop and Bakery
Baked goods and drinks $
Dawa Bar
Adult beverages $
Shopping
Harambe
Duka la Filimu
Camera and electronic supplies
Ziwani Traders
Lion King merchandise
Nyumba ya Tinga Tinga*
Music supplies
Zuri's Sweets Shop
Sweets
Mombasa Marketplace
African souvenirs
Meet & Greet
Harambe
Wandering
Pumbaa, Timon, and Terk
Rafiki's Planet Watch
Rafiki
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Wonders of Asia
"The Earth's largest continent is home to its most ancient jungles and its tallest mountains. Wonders of Asia allows unfettered access to the magnificent cultures of India, Nepal, Cambodia, and Thailand in the village on Anandapur, along with the natural wonders of the Himalayas and the rainforests of the southeast.
"For the strength of the pack is the wolf, and the strength of the wolf is the pack." -Rudyard Kipling
Neighborhoods
Wonders of Asia
Anandapur
Meaning "Place of Delight" is Sanskrit, this South Asian kingdom is a haven for wildlife.
Attractions
Anandapur
Tiger River Plunge
(Log Flume Ride)
A flume ride down a Southeast Asian river, encountering live animals and thundering waterfalls, culminating in a chilling plunge caused by illegal loggers. FP
The Four Fables*
(Boat Ride)
Take a boat tour through India's traditional stories, where themes of friendship and perseverance come alive through the magic of audio-animatronics. FP
Expedition Everest: Legend of the Forbidden Mountain
(Coaster)
Board a tea train and embark on a journey through the Forbidden Mountain... but beware the mythical Yeti. FP
Seven Seas Lagoon Ferry - Asia Docks
(Transportation Ride)
Ferries service the Wonders of Asia as a convenient means of transportation.
World Showcase Express - Anandapur Station
(Transportation Ride)
The final stop for the World Showcase Express before looping back around to the Grizzly Valley Station.
Entertainment
Anandapur
Journey Into the Jungle Book
The tale of the Jungle Book comes alive on stage in this theatrical performance.
Maharajah Jungle Trek
A trek through the jungles of Southeast Asia, encountering creatures of near mythical proportions.
-Komodo Dragon
-Lion-tailed Macaque
-Malayan Flying Fox
-Sumatran Tiger
-Blackbuck, Eld's Deer, Water Buffalo
-Bar-headed Goose
-Sarus Crane
-Small Animal House
-Aviary
The Great Continent*
A grand, Circle-Vision spectacle showcasing the magnificent cultures and wildlife of Asia.
Anandapur Street Celebration*
A streetmosphere experience featuring dancers, acrobats, and instruments all tied to Southeast Asia.
Dining
Anandapur
Royal Anandapur Tea Company
Drinks $
Tiffins
Asian table service $$$
Thirsty River Bar and Trek Snacks
Snacks and adult beverages $
Yak & Yeti Local Foods Cafe
Asian counter service $$
Drinkwallah
Drinks $
Warung Outpost
Asian counter service $$
Anandapur Ice Cream Truck
Ice cream $
Shopping
Anandapur
Anandapur Baajaar
Asian souvenirs
Kites and Flights*
Kites and flying toys*
Mandala Gifts
Jungle Book merchandise
Serka Zong Bazaar
Expedition Everest merchandise
Yak & Yeti Bhaktapur Market
Apparel
Meet & Greets
Anandapur
Wandering
Mowgli, Baloo, and King Louie
And there you have Westcot! Coming up, we delve into the magical world of cinema...
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-We interrupt this programming for a New Orleans Square interlude-
Pirates of the Caribbean
Ride-Through
Park: Dream Disneyland
Land: New Orleans Square
Wandering past the bustling streets of New Orleans Square we come upon some old docks to our left, undoubtedly once home to swashbuckling pirates, still in use only by the steamboats of the Rivers of America. We still here the faint echo of jazz and smell the distant aroma of beignets, but the party is now out of reach, for we have wandered into Lafitte's Landing. To our right, an ornate, Spanish Colonial building rises above the skyline of New Orleans, not unlike the historic Cabildo. It is here where our adventure begins.
Entering underneath the archways and wrought iron balconies of this beautiful building, we find posters and paintings of some of the most dastardly rogues in the Spanish Main. Just in front of us, we see a short brick wall holding back a flowing river of water, with boats floating by from time to time. A parrot squawks, occasionally speaking pirate phrases. Turning left, we walk along the brick walls of the building when, suddenly, we are transported to a riverside wooden dock. Soft, instrumental music plays in the background as we make our way around wooden switchbacks and up to our vessel.
Stepping aboard our boat, we hear some words from an unseen sailor. "Ahoy there, crew! For your safety, remain seated, keeping your hands, arms, feet and legs inside the boat - and watch your children. And no flash pictures! Prepare to make sale!" Being thoroughly briefed, we set sail into the bayous of Louisiana. All is quiet, except for the chirping of crickets and frogs and the occasional birdsong. To our left, the cypress trees and jagged roots of the swamp are silhouetted in the twilit sky - but for the seldom flash of a firefly - along with the glowing eyes of watchful alligators. To our right, the Blue Bayou restaurant sits, accompanied by the faint, distant chatter of restaurant patrons.
Venturing further into the swamp, several ramshackle cabins can be seen upon the water, lit only by dim lamplight, while several small boats are adjacently docked. The quiet strumming of a banjo can be heard from within one of the cabins as a friendly, bearded old man sits upon his porch in a rocking chair, no doubt reminiscing on a time of treasure and adventure...
Turning the corner, we come across an archway of brick. On the peak of the archway is a pirate hat-wearing skull and crossbones, keeping watch over the secrets that follow. His dusty old jaw opens as he lets out these ghostly words in little more than a whisper... "Psst! Avast there! It be too late to alter course, mateys - and there be plunderin' pirates lurkin' in every cove, waitin' to board. Sit closer together, and keep your ruddy hands inboard. That be the best way to repel boarders. Ye come seekin' adventure and salty old pirates, eh? Sure, you've come to the proper place. But keep a weather eye open, mates, and hold on tight - with both hands, if you please. There be squalls ahead, and Davy Jones waiting for them what don't obey. Mark well me words, mateys: Dead men tell no tales."
Upon hearing these ominous words of wisdom, we feel a jolt, and plunge into a dark abyss below. With a splash, we crash down into a multi-colored cavern, hearing a jolly band of unseen pirates echoing their song through the stone corridor: "Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate's life for me! We pillage, we plunder, we rifle and loot. Drink up, me hearties, yo ho! We kidnap and ravage and don't give a hoot. Drink up, me hearties, yo ho! We extort, we pilfer, we filch and we sack. Drink up, me hearties, yo ho! Maraud and embezzle and even hijack. Drink up, me hearties, yo ho! We kindle and char, inflame and ignite. Drink up, me hearties, yo ho! We burn up the city; we're really a fright. Drink up, me hearties, yo ho! We're rascals and scoundrels. We're villains and knaves. Drink up, me hearties, yo ho! We're devils and black sheep. We're really bad eggs. Drink up, me hearties, yo ho! We're beggars and blighters and ne'er-do-well cads. Drink up, me hearties, yo ho! Aye, ut we're loved by our mommies and dads. Drink up, me hearties, yo ho! Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate's life for me!"
Our boats exit out of the thin corridor and into a large, cavernous grotto. Replacing the jovial singing of the ghostly pirates is a faint echo of a melancholy song, followed by intermittent warnings that "dead men tell no tales". Ominously beautiful, the cavern is full of cascading waterfalls and spectacular stalactites, with one rock formation resembling a skull - perhaps an omen of what awaits us down this cursed path.
Venturing further, we find a sandy patch of land to our right - the final resting place of several unlucky swashbucklers. One figure lies outstretched on the ground, while crabs investigate his remains; another lies impaled to a rock by a pirate's cutlass, with a seagull nesting in his old pirate hat. A shovel sticks up out of the sandy ground, painting a picture of what these unfortunate knaves were up to when they met their ends.
Rounding a bend, we see to our right what appear to be old jail cells, their bare-boned inhabitants still standing, arms outstretched, offering a bone to a now long deceased dog, holding the prison keys in its mouth.
Moving further, the somber echo of music shifts into an instrumental version of "A Pirate's Life for Me". We encounter what would be a jovial scene - were it not for the fact that all the participants are skeletons. It appears to be the crew's quarters, where one pair of deceased crewmates sits still at a long-stalemated game of chess, and another pair still appear locked in a state of enjoying a round of rum.
To our left, the once-magnificent captain's quarters, filled with relics and prizes from his many adventures at sea. The captain himself, long dead, still lies in bed, admiring a jewel from his collection, as an old harpsichord plays the pirate's tune all on its own.
Moving further, we encounter an old pirate vessel being battered by a powerful tempest. The music changes once more, bringing an unnerving feeling to our journey. Thunder crashes, lighting up a skeleton figure still piloting the ship, manning the wheel through the storm. Another thunder clap seems to strike the figure, and, before our eyes, he transforms into Captain Jack Sparrow himself.
"Treasure. You're looking for it too, eh? That's why you all came here: to be a pirate... like me, Captain Jack Sparrow. Well, you've come to the right place. Come along then, you scurvy dogs. We're going for the greatest treasure of all... the sunken treasure of Davy Jones. And by we... I mean you. After all, somebody's got to keep watch up here. Savvy? Now go on. Treasure awaits."
With music swelling, the waves crash upon our vessel, sending us careening down into the depths of the sea, passing sunken ships, ravenous sharks, and beautiful coral reefs. But not all is well here in the depths... Something stirs from the ocean floor, one massive tentacle at a time. It's the kraken! We move under the skeleton of a sunken ship to escape its clutches, but its massive eye can be seen from beyond the cracks in the rotting hull.
Moving on, we pass through a graveyard of ships, where mermaid songs can be heard echoing through the water, along with faint glimpses of the sirens. Coming upon a pile of treasure, we hear grimy pirate voices whispering from behind the gold: "People are here to steal the treasure again," says one voice. "We must inform the guards," says another. The first pirate replies, "You numbskull. We are the guards." "Oh."
Venturing further, we come upon the most feared ship in the Seven Seas: The Flying Dutchman, with its formidable form casting a massive shadow over the ocean floor. This must be the location of the sunken treasure. Nervously, we move closer, finally entering through the broken hull - but not before a pirate with the head of a hammerhead shark pops up from behind the treasure, exclaiming, "You're lookin' for the treasure o' Davy Jones, eh? The captain would like a word with ye..." With a laugh, he disappears as we enter the cursed ship.
Upon entering the massive vessel, we find Davy Jones himself, his tentacled beard playing a mournful durge on the ship's organ. Hatefully, he whispers, "Jack Sparrow... I've finally found you." A nervous crewmate says, "Captain..." but is interrupted by his superior: "No one will have my treasure!"
"Captain!" the crewmate manages. "Speak!" says Davy Jones. "Jack Sparrow... has escaped with the treasure."
With a crash on the organ, Davy Jones turns to us, hate filling his eyes. "What?!? You bilge rats. You tell Jack Sparrow that he'll spend eternity in Davy Jones' Locker. Crew! Prepare for battle! Sound the alarms! All masts at full, all fleets to the surface!"
We escape from the vessel, entering the open sea, where dozens of sunken ships begin to rise dramatically to the surface. Joining them, we breach and feel the air once more. The Flying Dutchman breaches last, rising in impressive fashion and showering our vessel in salty water. Opposite the Dutchman, another ship sails, overflowing with treasure.
"Jack Sparrow!" shouts Davy Jones from his ship. "You coward!" "If you want your treasure so badly," replies Captain Jack, "come and take it!" Cannon fire whirs overhead as the two mighty ships make battle, our tiny boat sailing between them.
"Sparrow, you parasite!" curses Jones. "I'm coming for you!" He disappears in a cloud of smoke as we enter a hole in Captain Jack's ship's hull, the vessel being badly damaged from cannon fire. We encounter a sword fight between the two captains, when Davy Jones appears to have the upper hand. "It's over, Sparrow!" he yells. In seeming desperation, Jack jumps on the dinghy carrying the treasure, lights a cannon, and fires it past Davy Jones. "You missed," says Jones. "Wasn't aiming for you," replies Jack, as the ship fills with water, washing away Davy Jones and carrying the dinghy out of the ship and to safety. Triumphantly, Jack exclaims, "This is the day you will always remember as the day you almost caught Captain Jack Sparrow!"
While the ship explodes, we take a backward plunge down and out of danger, managing to find ourselves back in the caves. Passing Captain Jack and the treasure, we hear him celebrating his victory. "Drink up, me hearties, yo ho! Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate's life for me. I raise a toast to all of our many shipmates lost at sea. Salut, mes amis! Drink up lads! There's treasure enough for all. I shall take this paltry sum as a stipend to cover my expenses... and the chest of jewels. A toast to piracy, and its many shiny rewards. As a career, what could be more rewarding? I humbly accept this magnificent treasure as a reward for a life of villainy, larceny, skullduggery, and persnickety...ny."
As we climb up a waterfall on our way back to shore, we hear an ominous warning from our skull friend: "No fear have ye of evil curses, says you? Arrrgh... Properly warned ye be, says I. Who knows when that evil curse will strike the greedy beholders of this bewitched treasure? You've done too much. You've stolen the cursed treasure... Now proceed at your own risk. These be the last friendly words you'll hear. You may not survive to pass this way again... Dead men tell no tales."
Ride-through number two down. As you can tell, I mixed California's and Shanghai's Pirates rides for a best-of-both-worlds approach, with the nostalgia and "vibes" of Disneyland and the updated, "modern" feel of Shanghai. Hope you like it! Now back to our regularly scheduled programming...
Pirates of the Caribbean
Ride-Through
Park: Dream Disneyland
Land: New Orleans Square
Wandering past the bustling streets of New Orleans Square we come upon some old docks to our left, undoubtedly once home to swashbuckling pirates, still in use only by the steamboats of the Rivers of America. We still here the faint echo of jazz and smell the distant aroma of beignets, but the party is now out of reach, for we have wandered into Lafitte's Landing. To our right, an ornate, Spanish Colonial building rises above the skyline of New Orleans, not unlike the historic Cabildo. It is here where our adventure begins.
Entering underneath the archways and wrought iron balconies of this beautiful building, we find posters and paintings of some of the most dastardly rogues in the Spanish Main. Just in front of us, we see a short brick wall holding back a flowing river of water, with boats floating by from time to time. A parrot squawks, occasionally speaking pirate phrases. Turning left, we walk along the brick walls of the building when, suddenly, we are transported to a riverside wooden dock. Soft, instrumental music plays in the background as we make our way around wooden switchbacks and up to our vessel.
Stepping aboard our boat, we hear some words from an unseen sailor. "Ahoy there, crew! For your safety, remain seated, keeping your hands, arms, feet and legs inside the boat - and watch your children. And no flash pictures! Prepare to make sale!" Being thoroughly briefed, we set sail into the bayous of Louisiana. All is quiet, except for the chirping of crickets and frogs and the occasional birdsong. To our left, the cypress trees and jagged roots of the swamp are silhouetted in the twilit sky - but for the seldom flash of a firefly - along with the glowing eyes of watchful alligators. To our right, the Blue Bayou restaurant sits, accompanied by the faint, distant chatter of restaurant patrons.
Venturing further into the swamp, several ramshackle cabins can be seen upon the water, lit only by dim lamplight, while several small boats are adjacently docked. The quiet strumming of a banjo can be heard from within one of the cabins as a friendly, bearded old man sits upon his porch in a rocking chair, no doubt reminiscing on a time of treasure and adventure...
Turning the corner, we come across an archway of brick. On the peak of the archway is a pirate hat-wearing skull and crossbones, keeping watch over the secrets that follow. His dusty old jaw opens as he lets out these ghostly words in little more than a whisper... "Psst! Avast there! It be too late to alter course, mateys - and there be plunderin' pirates lurkin' in every cove, waitin' to board. Sit closer together, and keep your ruddy hands inboard. That be the best way to repel boarders. Ye come seekin' adventure and salty old pirates, eh? Sure, you've come to the proper place. But keep a weather eye open, mates, and hold on tight - with both hands, if you please. There be squalls ahead, and Davy Jones waiting for them what don't obey. Mark well me words, mateys: Dead men tell no tales."
Upon hearing these ominous words of wisdom, we feel a jolt, and plunge into a dark abyss below. With a splash, we crash down into a multi-colored cavern, hearing a jolly band of unseen pirates echoing their song through the stone corridor: "Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate's life for me! We pillage, we plunder, we rifle and loot. Drink up, me hearties, yo ho! We kidnap and ravage and don't give a hoot. Drink up, me hearties, yo ho! We extort, we pilfer, we filch and we sack. Drink up, me hearties, yo ho! Maraud and embezzle and even hijack. Drink up, me hearties, yo ho! We kindle and char, inflame and ignite. Drink up, me hearties, yo ho! We burn up the city; we're really a fright. Drink up, me hearties, yo ho! We're rascals and scoundrels. We're villains and knaves. Drink up, me hearties, yo ho! We're devils and black sheep. We're really bad eggs. Drink up, me hearties, yo ho! We're beggars and blighters and ne'er-do-well cads. Drink up, me hearties, yo ho! Aye, ut we're loved by our mommies and dads. Drink up, me hearties, yo ho! Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate's life for me!"
Our boats exit out of the thin corridor and into a large, cavernous grotto. Replacing the jovial singing of the ghostly pirates is a faint echo of a melancholy song, followed by intermittent warnings that "dead men tell no tales". Ominously beautiful, the cavern is full of cascading waterfalls and spectacular stalactites, with one rock formation resembling a skull - perhaps an omen of what awaits us down this cursed path.
Venturing further, we find a sandy patch of land to our right - the final resting place of several unlucky swashbucklers. One figure lies outstretched on the ground, while crabs investigate his remains; another lies impaled to a rock by a pirate's cutlass, with a seagull nesting in his old pirate hat. A shovel sticks up out of the sandy ground, painting a picture of what these unfortunate knaves were up to when they met their ends.
Rounding a bend, we see to our right what appear to be old jail cells, their bare-boned inhabitants still standing, arms outstretched, offering a bone to a now long deceased dog, holding the prison keys in its mouth.
Moving further, the somber echo of music shifts into an instrumental version of "A Pirate's Life for Me". We encounter what would be a jovial scene - were it not for the fact that all the participants are skeletons. It appears to be the crew's quarters, where one pair of deceased crewmates sits still at a long-stalemated game of chess, and another pair still appear locked in a state of enjoying a round of rum.
To our left, the once-magnificent captain's quarters, filled with relics and prizes from his many adventures at sea. The captain himself, long dead, still lies in bed, admiring a jewel from his collection, as an old harpsichord plays the pirate's tune all on its own.
Moving further, we encounter an old pirate vessel being battered by a powerful tempest. The music changes once more, bringing an unnerving feeling to our journey. Thunder crashes, lighting up a skeleton figure still piloting the ship, manning the wheel through the storm. Another thunder clap seems to strike the figure, and, before our eyes, he transforms into Captain Jack Sparrow himself.
"Treasure. You're looking for it too, eh? That's why you all came here: to be a pirate... like me, Captain Jack Sparrow. Well, you've come to the right place. Come along then, you scurvy dogs. We're going for the greatest treasure of all... the sunken treasure of Davy Jones. And by we... I mean you. After all, somebody's got to keep watch up here. Savvy? Now go on. Treasure awaits."
With music swelling, the waves crash upon our vessel, sending us careening down into the depths of the sea, passing sunken ships, ravenous sharks, and beautiful coral reefs. But not all is well here in the depths... Something stirs from the ocean floor, one massive tentacle at a time. It's the kraken! We move under the skeleton of a sunken ship to escape its clutches, but its massive eye can be seen from beyond the cracks in the rotting hull.
Moving on, we pass through a graveyard of ships, where mermaid songs can be heard echoing through the water, along with faint glimpses of the sirens. Coming upon a pile of treasure, we hear grimy pirate voices whispering from behind the gold: "People are here to steal the treasure again," says one voice. "We must inform the guards," says another. The first pirate replies, "You numbskull. We are the guards." "Oh."
Venturing further, we come upon the most feared ship in the Seven Seas: The Flying Dutchman, with its formidable form casting a massive shadow over the ocean floor. This must be the location of the sunken treasure. Nervously, we move closer, finally entering through the broken hull - but not before a pirate with the head of a hammerhead shark pops up from behind the treasure, exclaiming, "You're lookin' for the treasure o' Davy Jones, eh? The captain would like a word with ye..." With a laugh, he disappears as we enter the cursed ship.
Upon entering the massive vessel, we find Davy Jones himself, his tentacled beard playing a mournful durge on the ship's organ. Hatefully, he whispers, "Jack Sparrow... I've finally found you." A nervous crewmate says, "Captain..." but is interrupted by his superior: "No one will have my treasure!"
"Captain!" the crewmate manages. "Speak!" says Davy Jones. "Jack Sparrow... has escaped with the treasure."
With a crash on the organ, Davy Jones turns to us, hate filling his eyes. "What?!? You bilge rats. You tell Jack Sparrow that he'll spend eternity in Davy Jones' Locker. Crew! Prepare for battle! Sound the alarms! All masts at full, all fleets to the surface!"
We escape from the vessel, entering the open sea, where dozens of sunken ships begin to rise dramatically to the surface. Joining them, we breach and feel the air once more. The Flying Dutchman breaches last, rising in impressive fashion and showering our vessel in salty water. Opposite the Dutchman, another ship sails, overflowing with treasure.
"Jack Sparrow!" shouts Davy Jones from his ship. "You coward!" "If you want your treasure so badly," replies Captain Jack, "come and take it!" Cannon fire whirs overhead as the two mighty ships make battle, our tiny boat sailing between them.
"Sparrow, you parasite!" curses Jones. "I'm coming for you!" He disappears in a cloud of smoke as we enter a hole in Captain Jack's ship's hull, the vessel being badly damaged from cannon fire. We encounter a sword fight between the two captains, when Davy Jones appears to have the upper hand. "It's over, Sparrow!" he yells. In seeming desperation, Jack jumps on the dinghy carrying the treasure, lights a cannon, and fires it past Davy Jones. "You missed," says Jones. "Wasn't aiming for you," replies Jack, as the ship fills with water, washing away Davy Jones and carrying the dinghy out of the ship and to safety. Triumphantly, Jack exclaims, "This is the day you will always remember as the day you almost caught Captain Jack Sparrow!"
While the ship explodes, we take a backward plunge down and out of danger, managing to find ourselves back in the caves. Passing Captain Jack and the treasure, we hear him celebrating his victory. "Drink up, me hearties, yo ho! Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate's life for me. I raise a toast to all of our many shipmates lost at sea. Salut, mes amis! Drink up lads! There's treasure enough for all. I shall take this paltry sum as a stipend to cover my expenses... and the chest of jewels. A toast to piracy, and its many shiny rewards. As a career, what could be more rewarding? I humbly accept this magnificent treasure as a reward for a life of villainy, larceny, skullduggery, and persnickety...ny."
As we climb up a waterfall on our way back to shore, we hear an ominous warning from our skull friend: "No fear have ye of evil curses, says you? Arrrgh... Properly warned ye be, says I. Who knows when that evil curse will strike the greedy beholders of this bewitched treasure? You've done too much. You've stolen the cursed treasure... Now proceed at your own risk. These be the last friendly words you'll hear. You may not survive to pass this way again... Dead men tell no tales."
Ride-through number two down. As you can tell, I mixed California's and Shanghai's Pirates rides for a best-of-both-worlds approach, with the nostalgia and "vibes" of Disneyland and the updated, "modern" feel of Shanghai. Hope you like it! Now back to our regularly scheduled programming...
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Disney's Hollywood Adventure
"The world you have entered, Disney's Hollywood Adventure, was created by the Walt Disney Company and is dedicated to Hollywood - not a place on a map, but a state of mind that exists wherever people dream and wonder and imagine; a place where illusion and reality are fused by technological magic. We welcome you to the Hollywood that never was... and always will be."
"It was July, 1923. I packed all of my worldly goods - a pair of trousers, a checkered coat, a lot of drawing materials and the last of the fairy tale reels we had made - in a kind of frayed, cardboard suitcase. And with that wonderful audacity of youth, I went to Hollywood, arriving there with just forty dollars. It was a big day, the day I got on that Santa Fe California Limited. I was just free and happy!" -Walt Disney
Disney's Hollywood Adventure
Hollywood Boulevard
"The 'Main Street' of Hollywood's Golden Age, Hollywood Boulevard is a fantastic vista into the world of high adventure, beautiful romance, and fairytale magic. This is the Hollywood of days past; a tribute to the American dream; a celebration of the glitz, glamor, and wonder of the City of Angels."*
Sunset Boulevard
"Amidst swaying palm trees, blinding searchlights, and shimmering neon signs, Sunset Boulevard is a 1940's Hollywood "theater district" synonymous with fame and fortune... all while the ominous shadow of a deserted hotel on the dark side of Hollywood ads a somber and foreboding presence..."
Echo Lake
"Echo Lake is a Hollywood in flux - it is the 1950's, and the age of television has come to stay. Echoes of doo-wop, poodle skirts, and the feeling of a new, post-war age permeate the very essence of this lakeside paradise, while the rise of the small screen begins to assert its presence in American media."
Toontown
"A distinct lack of straight lines, nonsensical sight gags, and architecture harkening back to the Golden Age of Animation make up this zany Hollywood suburb. Populated by such toon superstars as Roger Rabbit, Donald Duck, and the Big Cheese himself, you never quite know what wacky antics are in store in Toontown."
Marvel City
"The sensation of entering Marvel City is comparable to entering the reels of the Marvel Cinematic Universe - better yet, the panels of a vibrant comic book. Futurist architecture of New York, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Melbourne, and Tokyo inspire this fantastical realm, where it seems likely that, at any given moment, Spider-Man or Captain America are bound to come running - or swinging - in to save the day."*
Mos Eisley Spaceport
"Mos Eisley Spaceport. You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. Here on the outer rim planet of Tatooine, there is a great, desert bazaar, home to seemingly hundreds of different alien species, each more bloodthirsty than the next. But despite the grim surroundings, the Force is strong here..."
Radiator Springs
"The world of Cars is brought to life in Radiator Springs. In this little roadside town, cars of all shapes and sizes gather to test their racing skills in the shadow of the majestic Carburetor Canyon in Ornament Valley, where racing legends are made."
Pandora: World of Avatar
"The floating mountains of the Valley of Mo'ara provide a pristine backdrop to the bioluminescent flora along the rustic pathway... The distant echo of a drum pierces the night air... and a majestic banshee flies on the moonlit horizon. This is Pandora: World of Avatar."
Hollywood Boulevard
"The 'Main Street' of Hollywood's Golden Age, Hollywood Boulevard is a fantastic vista into the world of high adventure, beautiful romance, and fairytale magic. This is the Hollywood of days past; a tribute to the American dream; a celebration of the glitz, glamour, and wonder of the City of Angels."*
"Hooray for Hollywood! That screwy, bally-hooly Hollywood! Where any office boy or young mechanic can be a panic with just a good looking pan!"
Neighborhoods
Hollywood Boulevard
Hollywood Boulevard
The Main Street of 1930's Hollywood, where people come from all around to become movie stars.
Attractions
Hollywood Boulevard
The Great Movie Ride
(Dark Ride)
A fantastical trip into the world of cinema, from the silent era to the most recent hits, hosted by Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.* FP
Red Car Trolley
(Transportation Ride)
The historic Red Car crisscrossed Los Angeles from 1887 to 1961, and here, it offers transportation to various regions of the park.
Hollywood Vehicles
(Transportation Ride)
In this menagerie of transit, we are able to board an old fashioned car or fire engine.
Entertainment
Hollywood Boulevard
Valiant Park*
Named for the hero of Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Valiant Park rests in the heart of Town Square, where well-kempt gardens provide a lush backdrop for a Spanish Revival bandstand.
-Valiant Park Bandstand
-Storytellers Statue
Cinemagic
Cinemagic is a tribute to all things cinema; a presentation all about the magic of the movies.
Hollywood Five & Dime*
A classic brass band, playing the ritz and hits of yore.
Citizens of Hollywood
From movie stars to wannabe's, the citizens of Hollywood instill a true sense of "reality" into this realm of historic fantasy.
Movie Stars and Motor Cars Parade*
For 25 minutes, you'll be treated to a cavalcade of Disney stars and their customized cars.
Star Wars: A Galactic Spectacular
This pyrotechnic celebration of a galaxy far, far away plays nightly on Hollywood Boulevard.
Dining
Hollywood Boulevard
Hollywood Brown Derby
American table service $$$
Philippe's*
American counter service $$
Terminal Bar
Drinks and adult beverages $
Award Wieners
American counter service specializing in hotdogs $$
Ink & Paint Club
"Secret", toon-themed American table service with a show $$$
Shopping
Hollywood Boulevard
Adrian & Edith's Head-to-Toe Costume Shop
Apparel
Celebrity 5 & 10
Hollywood merchandise
Crossroads of the World
Resort merchandise
Oswald's Filling Station*
Sweets
Mickey's of Hollywood
General merchandise
Sid Cahuenga's One-of-a-Kind
Collectibles
The Darkroom
Camera and electronic supplies
Meet & Greets
Hollywood Boulevard
Vailant Park*
Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy, and Pluto
Oswald's Filling Station*
Oswald
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Sunset Boulevard
"Amidst swaying palm trees, blinding searchlights, and shimmering neon signs, Sunset Boulevard is a 1940's Hollywood "theater district" synonymous with fame and fortune... all while the ominous shadow of a deserted hotel on the dark side of Hollywood adds a somber and foreboding presence..."
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"The next time you check into a deserted hotel on the dark side of Hollywood, you might want to know what kind of vacancy you're filling, or you may find yourself a permanent resident of the twilight zone."
Neighborhoods
Sunset Boulevard
Sunset Boulevard
A glamourous 1940's Hollywood theater district.
Griffith Park
The iconic Los Angeles park where Walt Disney first thought of the Disneyland idea.
Attractions
Sunset Boulevard
The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror
(Drop Ride)
When lightning struck the Hollywood Tower Hotel, its residents were transported to the Twilight Zone... and now it's you're turn. FP
Snow White's Enchanted Wish
(Dark Ride)
House inside the historic Carthay Circle Theater, this attraction takes you through the enchanting adventures of Snow White. FP
Red Car Trolley
(Transportation Ride)
The Red Car makes one of four stops here on Sunset Boulevard.
Griffith Park
The Rocketeer and the Squadron of Doom*
(Coaster)
Join the Rocketeer as he fights against the evil Squadron of Doom in this thrilling coaster. FP
Griffith Park Merry-go-Round
(Flat Ride)
A replica of the very merry-go-round that inspired Walt Disney to create Disneyland.
Entertainment
Sunset Boulevard
The Golden Mickeys
An award show, presented by Mickey Mouse, celebrating the best Disney movies of all time.
Disney Animation
A pavilion celebrating the magic of Disney Animation.
-Animation Academy
-Sorcerer's Workshop
-Back Again to Neverland*
Drawn to the Magic
Join three animators as they invite guests to see how they get inspiration for their drawings.
Character Close-Up
A hall where many Disney characters from different eras of animation host meet & greets.
Dining
Sunset Boulevard
Fairfax Fare
American counter service $$
Starring Rolls Cafe
American table service $$$
Sunset Ranch Market
Fruit $
Rosie's All-American Cafe
American counter service $$
Animator's Palate
Premium American table service near Disney Animation which starts black and white and adds color as the meal goes on $$$$
Griffith Park
Bulldog Cafe
American counter service themed after the old Los Angeles restaurant $$
Shopping
Sunset Boulevard
Beverly Sunset Sweet Spells
Sweets
Once Upon a Time
Disney merchandise
Rock Around the Shop
Music supplies
Sunset Club Couture
Apparel
Mouse About Town
Accessories
Tower Hotel Gifts
Tower of Terror merchandise
Griffith Park
Jetpack Supply
Rocketeer merchandise
Meet & Greets
Sunset Boulevard
Character Close-Up
Snow White, Cinderella, Alice, Peter Pan, Aurora, Ariel, Belle, Tarzan, Rapunzel, and Tiana
Griffith Park
Wandering
Rocketeer
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Echo Lake
"Echo Lake is a Hollywood in flux; it is the 1950's, and the age of television has come to stay. Echoes of doo-wop, poodle skirts, and the feeling of a new, post-war age permeate the very essence of this lakeside paradise, while the rise of the small screen begins to assert its presence in American media."
"Someday we'll find it, the rainbow connection. The lovers, the dreamers, and me."
Neighborhoods
Echo Lake
Echo Lake
A lakeside neighborhood in 1950's Los Angeles.
Muppet Studios
The studio where the Muppets create their films.
Attractions
Echo Lake
Attack of the Atomic Alien*
(Simulator Ride)
Escape from an evil alien menace in this simulator attraction, themed for the cheesy B-movie trend of the 1950's. FP
Red Car Trolley
(Transportation Ride)
Another stop for this historic transportation system.
Muppet Studios
The Great Muppet Movie Ride
(Dark Ride)
Presented by the Muppets, gain a backstage look at the making of movies... only all the information is wrong. FP
Entertainment
Echo Lake
Monster Sound Show
A short film set at a creepy house on a stormy night. Four park guests serve as volunteer foley artists, redoing the sound effects for the film using various gizmos.
Superstar Television*
In this fun-filled show, guests get the chance to take part in a typical broadcast day, taking a look through the history of television.
World of Color
An iconic, nightly show with beautiful water features celebrating the wonderful World of Color.
Earffel Tower
An icon of Disney's Hollywood Adventure, the Earffel Tower is a large water tower sporting fashionable Mickey ears.
Muppet Studios
Muppet*Vision 3D
A production taking us on a zany tour of Muppet Labs and showing off their new movie making invention: Muppet*Vision 3D. However, things don't quite go as planned...
The Great Gonzo's Stupendous Stunt Spectacular
Watch Gonzo brave some of the most daring stunts ever in this exciting - and comedic - attraction.
Muppet Mobile Labs
Doctor Bunsen Honeydew carts around his mobile labs, showing off his latest experiments - much to Beaker's dismay.
Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem
See the most rockin' band of the century live in concert!
Kermit's Apartment
A popular hang-out spot for the Muppets, Kermit's apartment serves as the resident meet & greet location for Muppet Studios.
Ms. Piggie's Boutique
Get the ultimate makeover at Ms. Piggie's Boutique.
Dining
Echo Lake
Min & Bill's Dockside Diner
American counter service $$
Dinosaur Gertie's Ice Cream of Extinction
Ice Cream $
50's Prime Time Cafe
American counter service $$
Tune-in Lounge
Drinks and adult beverages $
All American Waffle Co.
Breakfast counter service $$
Sci-fi Dine-in Theater
American counter service themed to a drive-in movie $$
Muppet Studios
Swedish Chef's Pandemonium Pizza Parlor*
Immersive Italian table service $$$
Shopping
Echo Lake
Keystone Clothiers
Apparel
Studio Showcase
Hollywood merchandise
Plan 9 from Outer Space*
Attack of the Atomic Alien and sci-fi merchandise
Muppet Studios
Rizzo's Prop and Pawn Shop*
Muppets merchandise
Fozzie's Joke Shop
Jokes and gags
Meet & Greets
Muppet Studios
Kermit's Apartment
Kermit, Ms. Piggy, Fozzie, Gonzo, Rowlf, Scooter, and Walter
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Toontown
“A distinct lack of straight lines, nonsensical sight gags, and architecture harkening back to the Golden Age of Animation make up this zany Hollywood suburb. Populated by such toon superstars as Roger Rabbit, Donald Duck, and the Big Cheese himself, you never quite know what wacky antics are in store in Toontown.”
“My philosophy is this: If you don’t have a good sense of humor, you’re better off dead!” -Roger Rabbit
Neighborhoods
Toontown
Toontown Square
The center of activity in Toontown.
Toontown Hills
The residential area of Toontown.
Downtown
Toontown’s big city district.
Attractions
Toontown Square
Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway
(Dark Ride)
A trip to see a new Mickey Mouse short goes wrong when Goofy’s train gains a mind of its own! FP
Red Car Trolley
(Transportation Ride)
The Red Car makes one more stop in the zany world of Toontown.
Toontown Hills
Launchpad McQuack’s Plane Crazy*
(Coaster)
This kid-friendly rollercoaster is a perfect choice for a “first coaster”, themed to old Disney cartoons.
Downtown
Roger Rabbit’s Car-Toon Spin
(Dark Ride)
Board Lenny the Cab for a wild chase around Toontown, helping Roger Rabbit escape from the villainous Weasels. FP
Entertainment
Toontown Square
CenTOONial Park
A charming park in Toontown Square where famous characters meet.
-CenTOONial Park Gazebo
Mickey’s PhilharMagic
Mickey presents a musical production, but, when Donald gets his hands on the Sorcerer’s hat, he causes some wacky mayhem!
Toontown Hills
Mickey’s House
Meet Mickey in his charming, country home, located just below the Toontown Sign.
Minnie’s House
A perfect little spot to meet Minnie Mouse.
Donald’s Boat
Looking out over Toon Lagoon, a splashing fun time awaits on the S.S. Daisy.
Goofy’s Playhouse
A funhouse designed by one of Toontown’s silliest residents, Goofy.
Chip & Dale’s Treehouse
Climb up into this kid-friendly treehouse, the perfect place to go nuts!
Downtown
Toontown Activities
Stroll through the streets of Toontown, discovering zany gags and jokes around every corner.
-Toontown Infirmary
-Firework Factory
-B.B. Wolf’s Demolition Co.
-McDuck Bank
-Toontown Post Office
-Toontown Police Station
-Toontown Fire Station
Dining
Toontown Square
Daisy’s Diner
American counter service $$
Toontown Hills
Toontown Farmer’s Market
Fruits and vegetables $
Pluto’s Doghouse
Snack stand specializing in hot dogs $
Mickey’s Trailer
American counter service $$
Downtown
Toon Up Treats
Snacks $
Shopping
Toontown Square
Toontown Music Co.
Mickey’s PhilharMagic merchandise
Toontown Five & Dime
Toontown merchandise
Toontown Hills
Cornelius Coot’s County Bounty
Mickey and friends merchandise
Downtown
Gag Factory
Jokes, gags, and Roger Rabbit merchandise
Meet & Greets
Toontown Square
Wandering
Clarabelle, Horace Horsecollar, and Oswald
Toontown Hills
Mickey’s House
Mickey
Minnie’s House
Minnie
Donald’s Boat
Donald, Daisy, Huey, Dewie, and Louie
Goofy’s Playhouse
Goofy
Chip & Dale’s Treehouse
Chip and Dale
Downtown
Wandering
Roger Rabbit
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Marvel City
“The sensation of Entering Marvel City is comparable to entering the reels of the Marvel Cinematic Universe; better yet, the panels of a vibrant comic book. Futurist architecture of New York, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Melbourne, and Tokyo inspire this fantastical realm, where it seems likely that, at any given moment, Spider-Man or Captain America are bound to come running - or swinging - in to save the day.”*
“There was an idea… to bring together a group of remarkable people… to see if they could become something more… so that when we needed them, they could fight the battles that we never could.” -Nick Fury
Neighborhoods
Marvel City
Milano Crash Site
Star Lord’s ship had a crash landing here.
Manhattan
The city of New York is rife with heroes and villains of all kinds.
Stark Expo
An expo presenting the many inventions of Tony Stark’s genius mind.
Avengers Campus
A training ground where heroes - and perspective heroes - unite to save the world.
Attractions
Milano Crash Site
Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind
(Coaster)
When an evil celestial threatens humanity, join the Guardians of the Galaxy to save the day in this state-of-the-art coaster. FP
Manhattan
Spider-Man: A Web-Swinging Adventure
(Dark Ride)
Don your own Web Slingers and help defend New York City from Spider-Man's most dastardly foes, the Sinister Six! FP
Stark Expo
Stark Flight Lab
(Simulator Ride)
Test out different flight techniques with Tony Stark.
Avengers Campus
Avengers: Infinity Defense
(Dark Ride)
This thrilling attraction sends you across the multiverse, joining countless heroes, to defeat the evil King Thanos.
Entertainment
Milano Crash Site
Guardians of the Galaxy: Awesome Dance-off!
Join Peter Quill and the rest of the Guardians of the Galaxy for a funky dance-off to save the universe.
Manhattan
Spider-Man: Systems Check
Watch Spider-Man as he tests his spider-suit's systems, culminating in an epic final swing.
The Daily Bugle
The best spot to meet your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man.
Nelson & Murdock
A humble law firm where one may just find a certain masked vigilante from time to time.
Rogers: The Musical
A heartfelt musical retelling of the story of Steve Rogers, AKA Captain America.
Stark Expo
Stark Labs
View some of Stark Industries' most fantastical inventions, including a display of the Iron Man armors.
Avengers Campus
Doctor Strange: Mysteries of the Mystic Arts
Get in on the magic of Doctor Strange in this interactive show.
Heroic Encounters
Heroes line the streets of Marvel City, ready to have awesome encounters with guests.
Training Center
Enter the training center for an unforgettable training session with an Avenger!
Avengers: Save the City
Watch as your favorite Avengers save the city from evil villains.
Storytime with Deadpool
Hear a classic tale of friendship from Deadpool... much to Wolverine's chagrin.
Dining
Milano Crash Site
Terran Treats
Exotic snacks $
Manhattan
Shawarma Palace
Mediterranean counter service $$
Stark Expo
Stark Factory
American table service $$$
Avengers Campus
Pym Test Kitchen
Exotic table service with interestingly sized foods $$$
Fantastic Food Truck
American counter service themed to the Fantastic Four $$
Shopping
Milano Crash Site
Collector’s Warehouse
Guardians of the Galaxy merchandise
Manhattan
Stan’s Comics
Comics
W.E.B. Supply
Spider-Man merchandise
Stark Expo
Stark Technologies
Technology supplies
Avengers Campus
Campus Supply Pod
Marvel merchandise
Meet & Greets
Milano Crash Site
Wandering
Star Lord, Gamora, Drax, Mantis, and Groot
Manhattan
The Daily Bugle
Spider-Man
Nelson and Murdock
Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, Punisher, and Echo
Avengers Campus
Heroic Encounters
Beast, Kate Bishop, Elsa Bloodstone, America Chavez, Captain Marvel, Cyclops, Death Dealer, Dora Milaje, Gambit, Human Torch, Invisible Woman, Jean Grey, Mighty Thor, Mr. Fantastic, Nick Fury, Agatha Harkness, Wolverine, Kang, Ms. Marvel, Kingo, Cassie Lang, Ant-Man, Loki, Scarlet Witch, M'Baku, Okoye, Ouroboros, Phastos, Professor X, Monica Rambeau, Rogue, Werewolf by Night, Sersi, Shang-Chi, Shuri, Storm, Moon Knight, Thing, Doctor Strange, Black Panther, Wasp, Falcon, and Deadpool
Training Center
Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Hulk, Black Widow, and Hawkeye
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Mos Eisley Spaceport
“Mos Eisley Spaceport. You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. Here, on the outer rim planet of Tatooine, there is a great, desert bazaar, home to seemingly hundreds of different alien species, each more bloodthirsty than the next. But despite the grim surroundings, the force is strong here…”
“For over a thousand generations, the Jedi Knights were the guardians of peace and justice in the Old Republic… before the dark times; before the Empire.” -Ben Kenobi
Neighborhoods
Mos Eisley Spaceport
Mos Eisley
A barren, desert outpost filled with alien creatures.
Attractions
Mos Eisley
Star Tours
(Simulator Ride)
Star Tours is the best way to travel the galaxy… but I don’t think C-3P0 is supposed to be piloting. FP
Millennium Falcon: Smuggler’s Run
(Simulator Ride)
Board the legendary Millennium Falcon and steal valuable coaxium from the evil Empire. FP
Star Wars: Rise of the Rebellion
(Dark Ride)
When your Rebellion ship is pulled in by a star destroyer, you must find a way to escape without revealing the location of the secret Rebel base. FP
Entertainment
Mos Eisley
Jedi Training: Trials of the Temple
Train with a Jedi Master and learn the ways of the Force.
The Scrapyard
A lawyer-friendly playground filled with scrapped ships and droid parts.
Docking Bay 66
A docking bay run by the Empire, where some of the more sinister characters of the Star Wars universe tend to be seen.
Docking Bay 77
A docking bay taken over by the Rebellion, and a common spot to meet the heroes of the Star Wars universe.
Outer Rim Creatuary
A “Galactic Zoo” of sorts where alien creatures from across the galaxy are showcased.
Cave of Visions*
A cave where Jedi are known to have visions of the future.
Dining
Mos Eisley
Smiga’s Bantha Shack*
Exotic counter service $$
Otoh Gunga Delights*
Exotic counter service $$
Deep Fried Womp Rats*
Snack stand specializing in turkey legs $
Moisture Stall
Specialty drinks $
Dewback Grill*
Exotic table service $$$
Chalmun’s Cantina
Premium exotic table service with a show $$$$
Shopping
Mos Eisley
Watto’s Grotto*
Star Wars merchandise
Pod Racer Supply
Pod Racing merchandise
Mubo’s Droid Depot
Custom droids
Toydarian Toymaker
Toys
Bina’s Creature Stall
Stuffed animals
Outer Rim Outfitters
Star Wars apparel
Savi’s Workshop
Interactive custom lightsabers
Meet & Greets
Mos Eisley
Wandering
Chewbacca, Darth Vader, and Storm Troopers
Docking Bay 66
Emperor Palpatine, Count Duku, and Darth Maul
Docking Bay 77
Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Han Solo, and Obi-Wan Kenobi
Cave of Visions
Rey, Poe Dameron, Finn, Kylo Ren, Captain Phasma, Mandalorian
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MickeyMouse10
Well-Known Member
Good stuff, I've been re-doing Epcot in the Re-Do thread. I'm going to finish up the World Showcase and move onto the expansion at a much later date. I'm just taking my time with it though, I don't want to rush anything. Some of the attractions in the expansion are similar to what you have.
That seems really interesting, I’ll look out for updates. I saw your Muppets version of the American Adventure pavilion, it’s pretty cool and unique!