| # | Author | Message |
551
| trekkeruss
Wed 12/21/2005 8:11p | The King Arthur Carrousel is an original, built by the Gustav A. Dentzel family of Philadelphia in 1875. Walt Disney purchased it from a park in Toronto Canada. |
552
| FerretAfros
Thu 12/22/2005 5:03p | Nope. This Fantasyland attraction with a real feature in it is not the entire attraction. It is onlyone effect in one part, that can easily be missed if you aren't paying close attention, yet is a main feature of its area. (If that makes any sense at all) |
553
| monorailblue
Fri 12/23/2005 9:22a | Mr. Toad's Wild Ride has a 'real' fountain. It is not simulated like the tea in Alice in Wonderland, or the rain in Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. It is a real-for-real water fountain.
Also, the whatchamohoozit at Dumbo is a real-for-real pipe and percussion musical instrument, not a fake one with sound coming out of it.
My best two guesses. |
554
| FerretAfros
Fri 12/23/2005 12:08p | It's the fountain in Mr. Toad. I never actually noticed it until I was specifically looking for it on my last trip.
Your turn! |
555
| monorailblue
Fri 12/23/2005 10:22p | Argh. Note to self: always have a question in mind before guessing, in case you are right.
OK. What bank had an actual branch inside Disneyland for, what, about 40 years or so? |
556
| trekkeruss
Sat 12/24/2005 12:46a | That would be the Bank of America, which went away in 1993. It was where the AP processing center is now. |
557
| monorailblue
Sat 12/24/2005 3:16p | Good job. That's the one. BofA also hosted "it's a small world" for a very long time before Mattel did. |
558
| trekkeruss
Sat 12/24/2005 3:28p | What was the first attraction to be dubbed having Audio-Animatronic figures? |
559
| FerretAfros
Sat 12/24/2005 7:44p | The Enchanted Tiki Room? |
560
| trekkeruss
Sat 12/24/2005 9:19p | No. It's a trick question. While the Tiki Room was the first attraction to be credited as the first, another source said this attraction had AA's, before the Tiki Room was open. |
