JoeCamel
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If you fall off the raft over to the island stand up and walk!Does anyone know how deep the water usually is in ROA? It looks like it would be very shallow, even when full.
If you fall off the raft over to the island stand up and walk!Does anyone know how deep the water usually is in ROA? It looks like it would be very shallow, even when full.
Yikes.Ooooo, the purple wood cartoon-style sign.
It’s toon-style, old-timey, country-western speak. Should we have fun and decide we’re offended, just to see what happens?Yikes.
Also, which vernacular are they using here?
Does anyone know how deep the water usually is in ROA? It looks like it would be very shallow, even when full.
I’ve always heard “no deeper than 9 feet,” and Wikipedia says it ranges from 4–8.I'm not sure the average depth, but I believe the JC has deeper areas. They have to dye the water to hide the floor since its so shallow.
LOL! No offense taken here!Fun, old-timey country-western speak. Should we have fun and decide we’re offended, just to see what happens?
LOL, no worries! I knew you didn’t mean it that way.LOL! No offense taken here!
Just curious, at it seems reads differently (in my head) than the signage on Tom Sawyer Island or what's used in Splash. Maybe more like BTMM?
I'm more offended by the DVC shack in front of the shootin' galleryIt’s toon-style, old-timey, country-western speak. Should we have fun and decide we’re offended, just to see what happens?
(Twitter can be fun!)
Is the boat also on wheels? If not to provide a stable journey with no rocking that would cause guests to fall, but to avoid scraping against the bottom.I’ve always heard “no deeper than 9 feet,” and Wikipedia says it ranges from 4–8.
Yes, thats what the track is for. Same with the JC boats. All on tracks. Not really to prevent rocking, just to keep it from hitting the banksIs the boat also on wheels? If not to provide a stable journey with no rocking that would cause guests to fall, but to avoid scraping against the bottom.
I hadn't seen the "outrage" on Twitter. I really do dislike the signage at the parks over the last few years. So cheaply done and, yes, the cartoony look doesn't seem appropriate for the area theming.LOL, no worries! I knew you didn’t mean it that way.
I’m joking about Twitter, but I’m not joking about the not-so-subtle toonification of everything. I can hear people saying, “But it’s for kids!” My response is, “Yeah, and so is the entire well-themed land!”
All jokes aside, the purple cartoon sign was a surprise.
Here’s hoping we get some more traffic on the river after this refurb!
If you read it with Goofy's voice it worksI hadn't seen the "outrage" on Twitter. I really do dislike the signage at the parks over the last few years. So cheaply done and, yes, the cartoony look doesn't seem appropriate for the area theming.
[Insert grumpy old man mumble about the good old days of Disney construction signage: http://www.disneyhistoryinstitute.com/2014/09/pardon-our-pixie-dust.html]
I personally read it in this voice:If you read it with Goofy's voice it works
I personally read it in this voice:
They pop up like mushrooms! There's another around the corner across from 'Little Mermaid', one in Tomorrowland......Funny that they call it 'Disneys Best Kept Secret' !I'm more offended by the DVC shack in front of the shootin' gallery
So i wonder where all the gators went? A few years ago standing just south of the river boat, there was a crowd of people standing near the water when I went to see what the matter was someone said they had seen a gator. And every few minutes bubbles came up from down below... look out there!Liberty Square Riverboat and Tom Sawyer Island closing for lengthy refurbishment
Two Magic Kingdom attractions will be closed for the remainder of the year.www.wdwmagic.com
They got laid off due to budget cuts.So i wonder where all the gators went?
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