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 Interesting Questions, Facts, and Information
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Rocket Rods. Because the sponser of the ride wouldn't provide funding for banking on the turns (like Test Track at Epcot) the cars had to slow down and speed up rapidly, and the ride broke down a lot. Not to mention the incredibly long wait for the short ride (although I loved it).
Tomorrowland. Star Tours opened with a 60-party when the park didn't close for 60 hours straight.
Four. The types are Horse Drawn Streetcar, Fire Engine, Horseless Carriage, and Omnibus.
Place sliding curtains when people walked through. He wanted there to be curtains, but was talked out of it when people told him how fast they would wear down. Instead, they used the shadow of the tunnel to create the same effect.
1995. It took about seven years to make and has remained one of the most popular attractions at Disneyland. It also joins the Matterhorn as attractions the Walt Disney World does not have.
It didn't have plants. In a rush to get as many attractions operating as possible the Storybook Land Canal Boats opened with basically no scenery except for weeds and other natural plants. Disney had his team make up names for the weeds so it would be interesting.
A fountain was added in the renovation. After the renovation of Fantasyland, Dumbo got a fountain under it instead of just ground.
Germany. No two of the beautiful horses are alike, all are hand carved and they are about 90 to 110 years old. The turntable for the ride came from Canada and was built in about 1875.
Matterhorn. The Matterhorn was the first steel tubed coaster.
Columbia . It really is beautiful.
| How many feet did Space Mountain have to be sunk into the ground to keep it in scale with other buildings? | The Happiest Quiz On Earth
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17. The building had to be so large, that they sunk it into the ground so as not to dwarf the castle or the Matterhorn.
| What was the $20 million parade in 1997 that featured mobile stages, tons of effects, among other things, but still didn't go over well? | The Happiest Quiz On Earth
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Light Magic. Four rolling stages stopped at certain points for a spectacular performance. It went from May to Labor Day 1997.
House of the Future. The House of the Future was replaced after its revelutionary microwave ovens, etc., got kind of un-futuristic.
All of these (The open space was turned into a series of caves, Ride capacity was doubled, Abominable Snowman scenes were added). The huge renovation of the Matterhorn made it much, much better than before. The hole from the Skyway ride was filled in around 1994.
1996. The parade had its final performance in Disneyland in Nov. of 1996. It began in 1972. You can now catch the performance in California Adventures.
The Grand Californian Hotel. Guests can enter the park through the hotel.
Mission. The Factory makes corn and flour tortillas for both the theme parks and the hotels.
Flik. This 3D show is really interactive!
McDonalds. McDonalds also sponsors the water toy outside of 'Burger Invasion'.
Condor Flats. I highly recommend this attraction!
A bear. Some people say that it sort of looks like a wolf.
Mickey Mouse. That's right, the big cheese himself. It's all about his imagination. He dances and prances.
Rivers of America. That's right! On the Rivers of America. It's simply amazing! They use everything that can float.
| 'Fantasmic' uses a stage. On what Disneyland attraction is the stage located? | More Disneyland
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Tom Sawyer's Island. You have to see this to believe it. Disney has a very creative use of space.
Frontierland. Just think of the wild wild west.
| Which jungle majesty appears near the beginning of the show? | More Disneyland
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King Louie. That hairy orangutan!
| During the show, what animal multiplies, divides and is everywhere?! | More Disneyland
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Elephant. Pink Elephants to be exact. Yes, they are on parade.
Dragon. A rather magnificent one at that. She sets the entire river aflame!
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