NiarrNDisney
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I have to wonder with all of the waterways around WDW property if there are any natural waterfalls the public doesn't normally see?
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Waterfalls in WDW
- Thread starter Spike-in-Berlin
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Highly unrealistic. For a natural waterfall you need at least some mounds or hills, some difference in altitude where water flows down and at one point suddenly drops over rock. There is no waterfall without rocky grounds and there are no waterfalls in lowlands.
And I dont think you will find these conditions anywhere near WDW or Orlando. Don't forget, nothing you see in the parks or the public areas of WDW, like Seven Seas Lagoon etc. is natural, everything, even the lakes, is manmade.
Minthorne
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The audio animatronic rabbits running around Fort Wilderness are the most impressive of the lot.
TheMouseFan
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TheMouseFan
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They are no AAs, they are CMs.
The Empress Lilly
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It's the thread that won't die! Which if they would've had internets back then would make for a great fifties monster movie title.
River Country:
More River Country. So I hear you say that this isn't a waterfall. Me I say there is a water and some falling. So it counts. And besides, who can resist this view from the top of those slides. About to plummet to your doom, or at least to physical pain, and nobody to help you. This is where I learned it is lonely at the top.
River Country:
More River Country. So I hear you say that this isn't a waterfall. Me I say there is a water and some falling. So it counts. And besides, who can resist this view from the top of those slides. About to plummet to your doom, or at least to physical pain, and nobody to help you. This is where I learned it is lonely at the top.
That was a REAL good one! I hope so, because I think there are still at least dozens of waterfalls from the World which have not been posted yet.BTW before we had the Internet, the only way as a German to find out what had changed in WDW was to go there and look! WDW was nearly non-existent in the German media we had a special feature on TV when EPCOT Center opened and the next one when the Disney MGM Studios opened, that was about it. Today this sounds bizarre but there was really no other way to find out what was going on in the parks than being there.
DiSnEyF@n
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Awww I miss River Country!!!!!Tomorrowland Falls-Fountains
If they brought them back?
20K Subs & Falls
Still debating if New Fantasyland was a good trade.
Poly Original Pool
Reach the slide via tunnel behind falls - very cool
River Country Main Pool Slide/Falls
Wicked drop!
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The Empress Lilly
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Discovery River dragon:
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The Empress Lilly
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Unbuild waterfalls!
The Western River Expedition would've featured massive waterfalls feeding the Rivers of America. Not unlike Disneyland's. But much larger.
The Western River Expedition would've featured massive waterfalls feeding the Rivers of America. Not unlike Disneyland's. But much larger.
NeedMoreMickey
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On our trip in March the water falls in Norway was still boarded up so I was happy to see this past weekend the boards are down and the water of running even if they will be turned off again very soon.
George Lucas on a Bench
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I love the waterfalls of WDW, but I'm afraid the horrendously drought-stricken Disneyland (which somehow manages to hold its own with magnificent waterfalls at the Matterhorn, Tarzan's Treehouse, Submarine Voyage, Cars Land and Grizzly Peak) has the definitive Disney waterfall: the ending of Pirates of the Caribbean. No words can describe going up the waterfall. It comes at a point after we've floated by just about everything the ride has to offer. No more sophisticated Audio-Animatronics or elaborate sets for the moment, just a simplicity: boats go up the hill, water goes down. If it would only just last forever...
