Episode 7 Show notes

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My Favorite Places to eat at Walt Disney World.
10. Mcdonalds… I really like McDonalds
9. Rainforest café… although I can do this anywhere else. I really like eating there.
8. Pizza Planet… I just like it for their pizza.
7. Crystal Palace.
6. The Garden Grill Except Chip and Dale are really annoying.
5. ESPN restaurant at the Boardwalk… Try to get a booth and then rent a video game controller…
4. Liberty Tree… Awsome food.
3. The dinner at Fort Wilderness.
2. Si fi dine in. The setting is awesome.
1. COSMIC RAYS STARLIGHT CAFÉ… the best chicken strips you will ever have.

And once again no one has voted for attraction of the week so I had to pick one… remember you can vote at disneyresorts.forumco.com/

Jungle Cruise
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


"Venture deep into the mysterious and danger-filled jungle and experience the perils of the wild!" - from the original Tokyo Disneyland English guidebook, 1983''
The Jungle Cruise is an attraction at the following Disney theme parks: Disneyland, Magic Kingdom, Tokyo Disneyland and Hong Kong Disneyland (under the name Jungle River Cruise). As France's climate is too cold for a realistic presentation of tropical vegetation, Disneyland Paris is the only Magic Kingdom-style Disney theme park that does not have the Jungle Cruise in its attraction roster.
The Jungle Cruise was one of the twenty-two attractions operating at Disneyland on its opening day (July 17, 1955). In celebration of Disneyland's 50th anniversary, the Disneyland version of the attraction features one gold-painted riverboat.

Ride description
The attraction is a riverboat journey through the jungles of Asia, Africa and South America. The boat's Skipper provides humorous narration featuring puns relating to the various scenes viewed during the ride. The seemingly ad-libbed comments individual skippers now often include during their recitations make each ride on the Jungle Cruise a substantially different experience. The original spiel, however, is legendary among Disney fans. Competitions in which they compete to say the seven-minute spiel the fastest have been held.

Version comparisons
Disneyland's version includes a piranha attack scene as well as some explosive effects in a scene where gorillas are ransacking a camp and throwing dynamite into the river.
The Magic Kingdom and Tokyo Disneyland versions are similar to each other. They each have indoor temple scenes and the character of Chief Nami corresponds to Disneyland's Trader Sam. The Magic Kingdom ride operates in a counter clock-wise fashion while Tokyo Disneyland's operates clock-wise.
The shape of Hong Kong Disneyland's route is significantly different compared to the others and it also includes scenes depicting angry Tiki gods.
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Adaptations
The Walt Disney Company announced in 2004 that the Jungle Cruise would be adapted into a motion picture, also called Jungle Cruise.
A tribute to the ride was made in 2005 on an episode of the podcast, The Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd as well as a Strong Bad E-mail entitled "theme park".

Disneyland
Grand opening: July 17, 1955 (Opened with Disneyland Park)
Designer: WED Enterprises
Size: 5 acres
Major refurbishments: 6
1962 - Indian Elephant pool
1964 - African Veldt and Lost Safari scenes
1993 - Additions to the attraction
1994 - Boathouse queue
1995 - Rerouting of river to make room for The Indiana Jones Adventure
2005 - Rebuilding of areas of the attraction and addition of Piranhas and updates to Trashed Camp
Boats: 12
Amazon Belle
Congo Queen
Ganges Gal
Hondo Hattie
Irrawaddy Woman
Kissimmee Kate
Nile Princess
Orinoco Adventuress
Swannee Lady
Ucayali Una
Yangtze Lotus
Zambezi Miss
Boat Names Decommissioned in 1999: 2
Magdalena Maiden
Mekong Maiden
Required ticket:
"C" (1955-1956)
"D" (1956-1959)
"E" (1959-1982)
Ride system: Boat Ride

Magic Kingdom
Grand opening: October 1, 1971 (Opened with Magic Kingdom park)
Designer: WED Enterprises
River capacity: 1,750,000 gallons of water
Boats: 16
Amazon Annie
Bomokandi Bertha
Congo Connie
Ganges Gertie
Irrawaddy Irma
Kwango Kate
Mongala Millie
Nile Nelly
Orinoco Ida
Rutshuru Ruby
Sankuru Sadie
Senegal Sal
Ucyali Lolly
Volta Val
Wamba Wanda
Zambesi Zelda
Ticketing:
No ticket required but attraction is FASTPASS equipped.
Average speed: 2.18 mph
Show length: 9:05
Ride system: Boat Ride
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Tokyo Disneyland
Grand opening: April 15, 1983 (Opened with Tokyo Disneyland)
Designer: WED Enterprises
Size: 5 acres
Major refurbishments: 2
Boats: 13 (12 Max in operation)
Amazon Annie
Congo Connie
Ganges Gertie
Irrawaddy Irma
Kwango Kate
Nile Nelly
Orinoco Ida
Rutshuru Ruby
Sankuru Sadie
Senegal Sal
Volta Val
Wamba Wanda
Zambezi Zelda
Required ticket:
"E" (1984-c.2000)
"Passports" accepted from Opening day until used exclusively in c. 2000
Show length: 9:50
Boat capacity: 32 + Skipper
Ride system: Boat Ride
Now for those of you who haven’t been to Disney World before. You might wanna listen closely because this is gonna help you attempt to avoid lines and safe you time to relax.

How Diz navigates around the Magic Kingdom.

Now I would suggest getting up really early. So you can get to the park when it opens. After that… Walk over to Adventureland and go on the JUNGLE CRUISE… After that go over to Pirates of the Caribbean.. After that… The Enchanted Tiki room will be closed…. So go over to liberty square. And go on the Haunted Mansion… So its about 10. You have been in the park for 3 hours already… After that you go to Fantasyland and go on EVERYTHING except dumbo. We will do that later. After Fantasyland. Go to Tomorrowland. In tomorrowland right away do Buzzlightyear. After Buzz lightyear go over to Space Mountain and get a fastpass… it will normally be about 30 minutes before you can use that. After you get your fastpass go on Carousel of Progress and TTA. That should take up most of your time for your fastpass. After Space Mountain go get a bite to eat at Cosmic Rays Starlight Café. After lunch. Some other things will be open like Tiki room and Country Bears. So head over there and get a fastpass for Splash Mountain. Then go on Country Bears and if you have time the Enchanted Tiki room. After that go on Splash mountain… if your stomach has settled from lunch go on Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. So lets say its about 3 now. You still go lots of time on your hands. Go on Dumbo and Aladin. If you want. Or go on some rides again. Go into a show and fall asleep and get a little nap… Well lets say its 5 now and you want supper. You can choose where you want to eat. But I would strongly recommend making a reservation at the Liberty Tree or go and taking the boat over to Fort Wilderness Campground… The have a buffet dinner there that is really good. So now its 6:30. You did every single thing at the Magic Kingdom… Well lets say it was really busy in the park that day so really its 8. Go see Spectromagic the light parade at night. And then watch the fireworks show. Then you will probably be wore out. So go back to your good ole hotel room and sleep for your next magical day at Walt Disney World.

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