MythBuster
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Yes, there were many suits of armor in different states of destruction. But they thought it was too violent so they removed them. Here is a link to photos of the armor.
http://www.ebeffects.com/gallery.asp?p=6
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What was it like during AK's opening?
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Yes, there were many suits of armor in different states of destruction. But they thought it was too violent so they removed them. Here is a link to photos of the armor.
http://www.ebeffects.com/gallery.asp?p=6
Kinda reminds me of Dueling Dragons. :lol:
Also, what did it say around Asia? Like any signs saying "Coming soon"?
H20Babie
Well-Known Member
I lucked out and happened to be there opening day. Actually, I remember it being the day before the "official" opening. I remember there were problems with security because you could walk into the Rainforest Cafe and out into the park without showing your passes ... this actually happened to us and we eneded up having a free day on our passes. Obviously, and rightfully so, they've changed this now but before the back entrance looked like this:
The Tree of Life also looked a little different with the water being really close to it. I can't remember where I took this photo but you can see how undeveloped (?) it was:
Also, on the Safari, the vehicles used to go through water:
Same here. I keep saying it's fast becoming my favourite park. It's DHS that's the half day for us.
The Tree of Life also looked a little different with the water being really close to it. I can't remember where I took this photo but you can see how undeveloped (?) it was:
Also, on the Safari, the vehicles used to go through water:
Same here. I keep saying it's fast becoming my favourite park. It's DHS that's the half day for us.
ABigBrassBand
Well-Known Member
Nice pics! Thanks for sharing!I lucked out and happened to be there opening day. Actually, I remember it being the day before the "official" opening. I remember there were problems with security because you could walk into the Rainforest Cafe and out into the park without showing your passes ... this actually happened to us and we eneded up having a free day on our passes. Obviously, and rightfully so, they've changed this now but before the back entrance looked like this:
The Tree of Life also looked a little different with the water being really close to it. I can't remember where I took this photo but you can see how undeveloped (?) it was:
Also, on the Safari, the vehicles used to go through water:
Same here. I keep saying it's fast becoming my favourite park. It's DHS that's the half day for us.
DAK has always been the half day for us, but whenever we leave I always have an urge to go back. It won't be my favorite, but it is tied with DHS for me. Its an amazing park, but like I said before, it is more relaxed and not your typical WDW park.
RoRo
New Member
Kilimanjaro Safari still goes into water to see the hippos.
Wilt Dasney
Well-Known Member
Whoa! When did they take out that flaming comet effect?!?!Also, on the Safari, the vehicles used to go through water:
:veryconfu
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
Whoa! When did they take out that flaming comet effect?!?!
I thought it was a really big solar flare. :shrug:
_Scar
Active Member
Wilt Dasney
Well-Known Member
I swear, Disney has gotten so cheap. Ah, for the days when setting off a dozen solar flares each hour was a reasonable expense for guest satisfaction.
H20Babie
Well-Known Member
Whoa! When did they take out that flaming comet effect?!?!
I swear, Disney has gotten so cheap. Ah, for the days when setting off a dozen solar flares each hour was a reasonable expense for guest satisfaction.
:lol: Sorry, the photo lab made a "processing error" ... I kind of like the look of it though!
dove_
New Member
It was a similar clip, just an iguanadon that wasn't aladar (less quality, etc). I always notice how it is different now than what it used to be.
They still do. It looks really dramatic in that picture, but it's not (angle and the fact that flamingo island has way higher water than it does now). Trust me, every single truck mentions "OH LOOK WE'RE GOING IN THE WATER" every time we enter the reserve. It's only a couple inches at a time, though.