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Waterfalls in WDW
- Thread starter Spike-in-Berlin
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lunchbox1175
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This makes me so angry, and is my biggest pet peeve.....it ticks me off as this picture looks more futuristic than the current incarnation of Yesterland!
Minnie1976
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After we came back from Spain on Friday, we were so desperate for some WDW images (We are SO angry they did not build Eurodisney there ) we watched about four hours of our WDW travel movie 2012 (full length is about 16 hrs, I never insisted that we are completely sane) and I saw a lot of waterfalls on the KS,i don't know how much there must be but at least two dozens, I never recognized before how many there were on this ride. Nexttime I will film every single one of them.
Ah now I recognize it, that's the last waterfall before the final, which goes down on the right side.
Has anyone an idea where this beauty is located?
No, it's not directly in a park, yes it is in WDW, otherwise I would not use it.
No, it's not directly in a park, yes it is in WDW, otherwise I would not use it.
NiarrNDisney
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NiarrNDisney
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ajrwdwgirl
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Is it at Rainforest Café?
GrammieBee
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Slightly off topic, but does anyone remember the original innertubes used for the rapids ride at River Country? They had no floor or bottom and were quick to upend you into the rapids. Great fun. By our second trip to WDW a couple of years later,they had bottoms. No more being flipped into the water.
The slides with the waterfalls and a free drop into the water were an adventure unto themselves.
The slides with the waterfalls and a free drop into the water were an adventure unto themselves.
Minnie1976
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NiarrNDisney
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Exactly! There are two waterfalls, one on each side of the exterior entrance at the DAK.
The sense that activates the memory in our brain the fastest is, due to anatomic reasons, the smelling sense. Many guests automatically associate the scent of the water based rides (or the FORMER waterfalls in the Poly lobby respectively) with a vacation in WDW because it is a scent you very rarely have in your daily environment. So this scent activates happy memories and feelings everytime you smell it, you dpon#t even have to think about, it comes automatically.
