Singing Tiki Gods
by Grumpygal

A perfectly cool place to sit and rest while more than 225 Audio-Animatronics creatures sing and cavort above you. This classic attraction is similar to the original, which debuted at Disneyland in 1963. This fun musical revue grew from Walt Disney’s notion for an unusually entertaining Chinese restaurant. Don’t miss the pre-show in the outdoor, covered queue area. Best views are on the left side. Wheelchair friendly. Assistive listening devices. Alex’s ToddlerTip: :) Alex’s KidTip: “It’s dark and loud, but the birds tell funny jokes.” Allie’s KidTip: “Look for the Tiki gods.” TeenTip: “It may seem lame, but it’s not!”

Scenes along the Jungle
Cruise
by Dopey007

See the sights along the “rivers of the world” in the company of a silly skipper. You and your fellow explorers will go chug-chugging up river in an open-air, awning-covered river boat inspired by the “African Queen.” Every skipper tells a slightly different tale. Audio-Animatronics animals and “natives” liven things up. You may get damp. Watch for the Jingle Cruise during the holidays. Outdoor, covered queue. Transfer from ECV to wheelchair. Alex’s ToddlerTip: :) Allie’s KidTip: “Lions, and tigers, and King Cobra!” TweenTip: “One of my favorites!”

Margaret anticipates her
carpet ride
by MickeyWatch

Take a spin through a whole new world. Colorful, rider-controlled carpets go around, up, and down—sit in the front to control the height, or sit in the back to tilt forward and back. Similar to Dumbo (see page 142). Water-spitting camels add to the fun. Transfer from ECV to wheelchair. Alex’s ToddlerTip: “Wow! :)” Allie’s KidTip: “Sit in the front so you can zoom up and get sprayed by camels.”