Small World is on the list of attractions. I've never understood the aversion to cannibals, head hunters, etc - possibly because I don't tie that to race. I similarly am not offended by depictions of Vikings as berserker savages.
One Jungle Cruise thread has already been moved there - this is supposed to be the second, attraction discussion only, thread that replaced it.
Close it down and put up some screens with 12 minutes of "Baby Shark" on a loop and call it done.Imagine this:
It's a Small World updated to:
- represent more indigenous cultures
- the removal of animals or mythical beings in place of children of that culture
- stop using police or military garb to represent a culture.
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Oh, you still here? Yeah, that's it. Disney's just a It's a Small World ride.
It's a Small Police State
Quick tell the guy who originally started that thread!
la jungla is a complete ripoff of disney, as is alot of things... such as dumbo rides painted diff colors or a defunct park that even copied the castle. As far as Disney... im not sure they copied that. I mean a kid thats ridden jungle cruise once or just saw a picture of it could have come up with the concept for the changes. Its not exactly a huge creative risk, its what would prob happen in the jungle.Some imagineer is going to lose their job. Can't be closer to the concept art but with a couple more monkeys
"As we shared earlier this year, we are building on the original story of the Jungle Cruise at Disneyland park and Magic Kingdom Park. We’re adding more humor, wildlife and skipper heart to the classic attraction, and as part of a much larger effort, this updated experience will welcome new characters from around the world.
The enhancements include several new scenes guests will experience along the river, all interconnected. Our world-famous skippers will continue to share the unique adventure and interactions guests expect on the Jungle Cruise.
The new scenes will heighten our skippers’ legendary comedic tone, beginning with a trapped safari party that finds itself up a tree after their journey goes awry. Unexpected scenarios along the way will give the jungle and animals the last laugh!
For those looking to dive deeper, we’re also expanding the attraction’s backstory, centered around Alberta Falls, granddaughter of world-renowned Dr. Albert Falls, as the proprietor of the Jungle Navigation Company Ltd.
Jungle Cruise fans might be familiar with her name; however, wouldn’t you know it, we recently uncovered a copy of an interview with Alberta Falls that was featured in a 1938 issue of The Daily Gnus about her and the World-Famous Jungle Cruise. We hope you’ll enjoy getting to know her!
Stay tuned for more details coming later this year!"
Jungle Cruise Adds New Characters, Mischievous Wildlife and Skipper Humor to Classic Attraction
As we shared earlier this year, we are building on the original story of the Jungle Cruise at Disneyland park and Magic Kingdom Park. We’re adding more humor, wildlife and skipper heart to the classic attraction, and as part of a much largerdisneyparks.disney.go.com
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I noticed that! I wonder if it has to do with the new S.E.A. series they're working on for Disney+. Seems like establishing Disney parks "lands" as "places" alongside real-world places is sort of a meta thing they might use to explain the close proximity of the attractions to one another in the parks.
right on except you don't go to the caribbean in adventureland. Pirates of the Caribbean falls under New Orleans Square not Adventureland. A common mistake.
