There's another video on youtube where a Skipper says it's the future site of a Starbucks.
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Jungle Cruise Re-Imagining
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There's another video on youtube where a Skipper says it's the future site of a Starbucks.
The Sorcerers Aprentice
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Does anyone know if the book that was being written about the ride and the movie is still being released? I haven’t heard a thing about it since the movie got pushed back last year. I hope that the remodel didn’t mess with their plans to release it. I was really looking foreword to reading that.
TikibirdLand
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This, I'm looking forward to. The attraction changes? Not so much...
PHOTOS: Trader Sam’s Gift Shop Now “Open” on Disney World’s Jungle Cruise
Photos of the newly opened Trader Sam's Gift Shop on Disney World's Jungle Cruise!
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Because this is the Jungle Cruise, not The Little Cruise of Horrors.
Although, as an IP, they could certainly use the music to good advantage...
owlsandcoffee
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itsy bitsy spider
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I'm offended, monkey's don't just cause trouble. That is stereotyping and specist. 
More of Trader Sam's Gift Shop revealed at the Jungle Cruise
More of Trader Sam's Gift Shop revealed at the Jungle Cruise
More of the new Jungle Cruise is now on display at Walt Disney World.
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JustInTime
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I hope they still add his top hat and umbrella from the concept art. But it looks good!
I hope they address the pilings that stop just before the waterline. Measure twice, cut once! They should appear submerged in the water to resemble actual supports.
It looks like the water line does go up that high to cover though? Weird.
Best night ride in any park I’ve visited, it’s why the Beast is still my #1 wood. Only ride that ever approached its epic night ride status was the Big Bad Wolf (may it Rest In Pieces.)
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Sir_Cliff
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Not sure I'm loving the execution of some of these set pieces.
In this case, particularly the Cruise Photo sign just looks too professional. With this and the fish restaurant, it's beginning to look a little too much like a cruise through an all-inclusive resort in the Caribbean.
In this case, particularly the Cruise Photo sign just looks too professional. With this and the fish restaurant, it's beginning to look a little too much like a cruise through an all-inclusive resort in the Caribbean.
GimpYancIent
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Where are the promised apes? Not even one baboon peeking through the shrubbery.
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They're climbing a pole to escape a rhino.
An overreliance on signage, often anachronistic accompanied by floating "crates of mystery" and props scattered everywhere in an effort to make the scenes visually interesting. A successful "instagrammable moment" but a complete failure if the goal was to create a compelling scene replacement that has the same tone and character of the classic attraction.
Save for the sunken boat and the "Trapped Safari" retcon, this overhaul has been a bit of a mess.
Disney Analyst
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Ride soft opened at Disneyland. They said the last props will be added for the July 16th official reopening, so some items missing.
Bocabear
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underwhelming... The schtick wasn't very funny, the visuals were not an improvement and the Lost and Found scene plays completely unremarkable. If this were your first trip on the Jungle Cruise you would probably be wondering why you wasted your time.
Maybe it was just the filming...
Maybe it was just the filming...