Why do boat canopies exist in this classic Epcot ride? Believe it or not, it used to actually rain in the Living with the Land rainforest.
Living With the Land Rainforest Scene Used to Actually RAIN
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The Secret Magic Kingdom River That Time Forgot
A fragment of an old map leads to search for a long-lost Magic Kingdom river that might have existed in Adventureland.
Indiana Jones Posters Aim for True Believers at Adventure Outpost
The Indiana Jones posters at the Indiana Jones Adventure Outpost in Disney’s Hollywood Studios contain clever tributes to the original films.
Dick Tracy: The Parks and a Secret Sequel
The movie fizzled, now what? Read About the Movie in Part One Here By the fall of 1990, it was clear that Dick Tracy was a dud. After the film’s tepid reception Disney removed the character from the parks; leaving behind only hints as to what could have been. Tracy-related shows, shops, and attractions were […]
A Disney World 50th Anniversary Party For Everyone Except Peter Pan’s Flight
As everyone celebrates the Disney World 50th Anniversary, a certain Fantasyland ride is feeling left out. But we still love Peter Pan’s Flight
Mickey’s Audition Tape Surfaces Decades After Disappearance
Mickey’s Audition aka Mickey’s Big Break last appeared at the Main Street Cinema in the 90s. Now without fanfare, it’s finally rediscovered.
And the All-Time Greatest Lost Mermaid Is…?
Many mermaids have disappeared from Disney parks over the years, but Shelly is the greatest mermaid that everyone has forgotten.
Disney Name Changes
Disney has changed attraction names more than a contestant on RuPaul’s Drag Race changes costumes. Parkeology investigates what’s in a name.
Legacy: Michael Eisner The Man Who Saved, & Nearly Destroyed Disney Part 2
Parkeology takes a look back at the bad years of Michael Eisner, one of the most important players in Disney’s history. Love him or hate him you should at least know about him.
