Disney Trivia (Expert Edition) - Round 2

[DisneyDINK]

12) What attraction was featured in four different "lands" in Disney's first four theme parks (Anaheim, Kissimmee, Tokyo, and Paris)?

Were you thinking of The Haunted Mansion?
WDW - Liberty Square
DL - New Orleans Square
Tokyo - Fantasyland
Paris - Frontierland (although is is called Phantom Manor there)

[DisneyDINK]

14) What two attractions debuted at Walt Disney World in its 1971 opening that were not already in place at Disneyland in California?

The Mickey Mouse Review and The Hall of Presidents?

[DisneyDINK]

17) According to the Coca-Cola Cool Zone, from which country does "Vegita-Beta" come from?

Japan?

[DisneyDINK]

10) What attraction was shown in the Tomorrowland Interplanetary Convention Center?

The Epcot concept model/diorama?

11) We know that the Tomorrowland Transit Authority's Blue Line is the PeopleMover. Where can you find the Tomorrowland Transit Authority's Red Line and Green Line?

In Mickey's Star Traders?

[indytraveler]

So you think you know your theme parks?



18) How many "jungle rivers" do you travel down on the Jungle Cruise? What rivers are they?

4 rivers:
Amazon
Congo
Nile
Mekong

[indytraveler]

So you think you know your theme parks?
16) Why is the Twilight Zone: Tower of Terror's exterior painted the color it is?

The color is an orange/beige color that mimics the color of the Morocco buildings in Epcot. Since the TOT is the tallest building in DHS and can be seen from Epcot thru Morocco, its exterior matches so if seen from a distance you don't realize that its not part of the Moroccan pavilion.

[Elias1901]

The color is an orange/beige color that mimics the color of the Morocco buildings in Epcot. Since the TOT is the tallest building in DHS and can be seen from Epcot thru Morocco, its exterior matches so if seen from a distance you don't realize that its not part of the Moroccan pavilion.

Really? Wow... I never knew that and I find this information fascinating!!

[Main Street Jim]

10) What attraction was shown in the Tomorrowland Interplanetary Convention Center?

The Epcot concept model/diorama?

Nope.

11) We know that the Tomorrowland Transit Authority's Blue Line is the PeopleMover. Where can you find the Tomorrowland Transit Authority's Red Line and Green Line?

In Mickey's Star Traders?

Nope.

The Mickey Mouse Review and The Hall of Presidents?

:eek!:

I forgot one more. So, there were three total. My bad.

18) How many "jungle rivers" do you travel down on the Jungle Cruise? What rivers are they?

4 rivers:
Amazon
Congo
Nile
Mekong

Hmmm...I knew of three. I might have to look this one up

Everything else is correct so far

[Elias1901]

10) What attraction was shown in the Tomorrowland Interplanetary Convention Center?

ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter.

[indytraveler]

So you think you know your theme parks?

11) We know that the Tomorrowland Transit Authority's Blue Line is the PeopleMover. Where can you find the Tomorrowland Transit Authority's Red Line and Green Line?

Red Line - Offers off planet to other destinations in the galaxy
Green Line - Offers local transport to the "Hover Burbs"

[Elias1901]

Red Line - Offers off planet to other destinations in the galaxy
Green Line - Offers local transport to the "Hover Burbs"

Oh, I thought Jim was looking for other TTA-esk attractions at other Disney Parks...

[indytraveler]

1) What is the hourly guest ride capacity (it's actually "OHRC" - operating hourly ride capacity) of Walt Disney World's Space Mountain?

I'll take a guess here... 900-1200 per side per hour, 1800-2400 total per two sides

[Elias1901]

What questions are outstanding (if any)?

[indytraveler]

2) At ANY attraction offering FastPass ( at least at the Walt Disney World Resort), what is the ratio of FastPass vs Standby guests (supposed to be)?

I did some digging on this and came up with the 80/20 rule. 80 Fastpass riders to 20 standby.

[Main Street Jim]

Red Line - Offers off planet to other destinations in the galaxy
Green Line - Offers local transport to the "Hover Burbs"

This is where they "go", but where can you "find" them?

Hint: You have to ride the Blue Line to see the signage

I'll take a guess here... 900-1200 per side per hour, 1800-2400 total per two sides

Close

Still need the other "Florida-only" attraction that debuted at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom (which was also at California's park before being refurbished into *another* attraction).

The 80/20 ratio is correct for the FastPass question.

We also need an answer to #3:

How many times did Walt Disney actually set foot on the Florida property?

...and #9:

True or false: A WEDWay Peoplemover was originally planned for transportation around EPCOT Center's Future World.

...and #13:

What is the (major) difference between Walt Disney World's Splash Mountain and Disneyland's (besides being in a different "land")?

...and #15:

Why does Tokyo Disneyland's Western River Railroad only have one location for boarding/disembarking (one station), while the other parks have multiple stops?

...and #19:

True or false: Seven Seas Lagoon is a natural water feature at Walt Disney World.

[indytraveler]

Still need the other "Florida-only" attraction that debuted at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom (which was also at California's park before being refurbished into *another* attraction).

I'll Guess Mr. Toad's Wild Ride for this one

[DisneyDINK]

Still need the other "Florida-only" attraction that debuted at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom (which was also at California's park before being refurbished into *another* attraction).

I finally figured it out. 3 attractions on WDW opening not already in DL:

Hall of Presidents,
Mickey Mouse Review and...

The Bear Country Jamboree - it was at WDW first and was an opening day attraction which would later open at DL. Now it is The Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

1) What is the hourly guest ride capacity (it's actually "OHRC" - operating hourly ride capacity) of Walt Disney World's Space Mountain?

I'll say 2057 - 2500 per hour if both tracks are open. (DBTN - gotta love it!)

[Zawadi]

#19 has been answered...

19) True or false: Seven Seas Lagoon is a natural water feature at Walt Disney World.

False. The removed earth covers the Utilidors "under" the Magic Kingdom

[Zawadi]

15) Why does Tokyo Disneyland's Western River Railroad only have one location for boarding/disembarking (one station), while the other parks have multiple stops?

Is it because it does not circumnavigate the park?

[Zawadi]

#9 True or false: A WEDWay Peoplemover was originally planned for transportation around EPCOT Center's Future World.

There was a PeopleMover planned for Future World, but was never installed. The pylons were incorporated into both the CommuniCore, now Innovations, East and West breezeways.