Stroke! Stroke!
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Everyone paddles the free-floating fiberglass canoes, which can be fun for some but tiring for others. The near 1/2-mile route around Tom Sawyer Island is long, but the sights are interesting. Must transfer from wheelchair and climb steps. This ride closed for refurbishment in January 2016, as part of the expansion to add a Star Wars Land, and is scheduled to re-open July 29, 2017.

Mmmm, hunny!
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Take a gentle ride through the world of that fabulously popular Pooh Bear as he searches for a pot of hunny. Breeze through the 100 Acre Wood in a six-seat “hunny beehive” that moves along an indoor/outdoor track. On the adventure, Baby Roo and Piglet are saved from the storm, Heffalumps and Woozles come out to play, and Pooh gets a birthday party from all his friends. The better you know Pooh’s tales, the more you’ll get from your tour through the cartoon cutout scenery. The uncovered queue winds beside a brook. Sit in the first two rows for best view. This attraction replaced the Country Bear Jamboree in 2003, and you can still see the heads of three Country Bear critters (Max, Melvin, and Buff) in the “Hunny” room. Must transfer from wheelchair; handheld captioning.

You will get wet!
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Even bystanders can get soaked when riders slide down this five-story log flume into the Briar Patch. The first eight minutes of this attraction are a gentle ride through an Audio-Animatronics wonderland with all the “brer” creatures from The Song of the South (and even some from “America Sings”). Then, kersplash! The five-person log flume drops down the 52 ft. Chick-A-Pin Hill at a 45° angle just as your photo is taken. We do not recommend this for the timid. You will get wet! Note: the view from the top is beautiful at night! Health warning. Must transfer from wheelchair. Rider swap and single rider line available.

Height restriction: 40" / 102 cm