-Adventureland Part 1-
Adventureland is a tropical, Polynesian paradise! Tikis, palm trees, luaus, flowers, and an island breeze. This Adventureland will have guests hula dancing, singing along with Tiki birds, and having a delicious tropical feast! It isn’t all a relaxed island lifestyle though as guests will also have to outrun an active volcano in their search for a cursed jewel! Beauty, danger, enchantment, and excitement can be found around every corner here in Adventureland!
-Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room-
Welcome to their tropical hideaway, you lucky people, you! If these birds weren’t in the show starting right away, they’d be in the audience too!
The classic show (one of the few classic attractions making it's way into this park) where the birds, the flowers, and the room itself all come to life for a tropical serenade greets guests as they enter Adventureland. The show remains very similar to the original. An update to the tech and a new HD recording of the audio. The script itself is updated to be appeal a bit more to modern audiences, but not updated too much that it loses the charm that made the original so beloved.
-Aloha Isle Dole Whip Stand-
What Adventureland get away would be complete without the signature frozen pineapple snack? At the Aloha Isle, guests can purchase Dole Whips and other frozen citrus snacks and drinks. No alcohol in the kingdom parks, so guests will have to look elsewhere for their rum and dole whips.
-Lilo & Stitch Treehouse-
Lilo & Stitch have come to Adventureland because some of Stitch’s cousins (the 625 experiments that preceeded him) are stuck on this island. While Lilo, Stitch, and their ohana is here they are living in a treehouse they built. Guests are welcome to take a walking tour of their temporary home! See Stitch’s messy room complete with a small destroyed “city” made of books and household objects. Lilo’s room is full of hula stuff, a surf board, Elvis records/memorabilia, books on the paranormal, and pictures of interesting people. Jumba and Pleakly’s room is full of lab equipment, interactive gadgets, and Pleakly’s wig collection (which is OFF LIMITS! Don’t touch it!). After guests finish exploring these rooms they can go on to see Nani’s room, the living room (with a small space ship crashed into the middle of it), kitchen, and laundry room.
-Ohana Rescue-
Guests can sign up to help Lilo & Stitch fin the lost cousins in this interactive game! Just visit Jumba’s lab assistants at the red buggy parked at the base of the treehouse. Guests will then be sent off to find one of four cousins in one of four short games! Each one works very similar to the pirate themed interactive game in Disney World’s Adventureland. Guests are given a map with clues that will take them all around Adventureland interacting with pieces of scenery until they find the cousin! Be sure to tell Jumba’s lab assistant where you found the cousin so they can let Lilo & Stitch know! And so they’ll give you a little prize (a souvenir trading card for the cousin you found)!
Great care will be taken with this game to keep it subtle and nearly unnoticeable to those not playing so that alien monsters won’t ruin the Polynesian atmosphere of Adventureland.
-Luau Stage-
By the water’s edge in the heart of Adventureland is a stage featuring tikis, torches, and lovely flowers. This stage is host to two different shows depending on the time of day. There is an open space in front of it for a dance floor. The small gardens in the plaza in front of the stage are not just there to look pretty. Their stone walls can be used as benches for guests watching the show, and the flower gardens will be low enough to not block the view for people behind them. Also, the flower gardens are arranged to look like a face of a guy with a mustache.
You looked back at the map to double check, didn’t you?
-Lilo & Stitch’s Hula Dance Party-
During the day on Luau Stage, younger guests can be taught how to hula dance by some live instructors. They are then invited to join Lilo & Stitch in putting on a hula dance show for Adventureland! After the show, the characters will be happy to take photos and keep dancing with the kids.
-The World-Famous Lava Luau-
At night, guests are invited to watch the world-famous Lava Luau. A 15-minute show where live dancers, singers, and other performers put on a show telling the story of the two volcanos Uke and Lele from the Pixar short Lava. Featuring singing, hula dancing, fire dancing, and more! This nighttime streetmosphere show is something guests are going to fall in
lava with!
-Adventure Outfitters-
A large clothing/merchandise store specializing in warm weather clothing, bathing suits, sun glasses, towels, flip flops, Hawaiian shirts, and other tropical attire! This is also the best place for Lilo & Stitch, Tiki room, Fire Mountain, and Moana merchandise in the park.
-Liki Tikis Water Play Area-
The classic water play area returns here. A great way to cool off after long day in the park.
-Trader Sam’s Pin Trading Store-
Trader Sam’s is the best place in the whole park for pin trading! Purchase pins, Tsum Tsums, vinylmation figures, and all sorts of collectible items here! Meet ups for avid pin traders will be hosted every morning.
-Motunui Market Outdoor Quick Service-
Motunui Market is inspired by the island village Moana grew up in. This will be an outdoor quick service restaurant done in a similar style to Harambe Market in Animal Kingdom. A series of small food stands surrounding a bunch of outdoor table. Each with their own menu and functioning like a food truck plaza. Many stands specialize in seafood. Of course, each stand has its own specialty item involving Motunui’s most famous export: the coconut.
-Fire Mountain-
Fire Mountain serves as this park’s equivalent to Big thunder mountain or Matterhorn. An exciting rollercoaster ride through and around an active volcano featuring a climactic encounter with a lava creature!
There is a legend of a grand jewel hidden deep within Fire mountain. Locals say that the jewel is cursed and guarded by a beast made of lave, but the Ravenswood mining company ignored the warnings a started mining the mountain in search of the jewel. Guests board the mine carts for a thrilling ride through and around the volcano while seeing the shadow of the lava beast follow them! After seeing the jewel at the top of the last lift, guests are sent hurtling into the heart of the volcano where they come face to face with the creature made of lava and stone before returning safely to the station leaving the jewel behind.
