Beyond Tiki, Bilge, and Test / Beyond Tiki / Jungle Cruise enhancements at Disneyland 2005 (large pics)
Post #156909 by Tangaroa on Thu, May 5, 2005 5:36 PM
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In the ongoing 50th celebration ceremonies, the rehab & addition/enhancement to the scenes in Disneyland's Jungle Cruise seem to have gone a little bit unnoticed! Looks like a general clean up of things, some reshuffling of animals, and 2 new-ish experiences. Oh yeah - and the new spiel is supposedly more serious, and less corny. If things are anything like they were when I worked there, the "skips" will most likely get back to the cornball routines soon enough! Big change #1:
Check out this video clip: The other interesting change is the addition of a piranha attack in the "rapids" corridor, towards the end of the attraction (which, to be honest, was never very thrilling).
Yesterday, during park festvities, Pixar honcho John Lasseter actually piloted several trips through the Jungle... I worked there in 1990, the year before I went to college - mainly on Jungle.... I made $5.05 an hour & lived in mortal terror of the daytime "lead" - Don Chapman, an ex-cop from Alaska. Here's me after 7 hours driving boats through the Jungle: I can't wait to take my daughter back to Disneyland - she's finally at the point where she can interact & talk about what she is experiencing! |