Jungle Cruise
Jungle Cruise
(Opened on July 17, 1955, Expanded in 1962, Additions came in the spring of 1993 The new boathouse queue opened June 26, 1994.)
Enter a colonial outpost in a remote section of the jungle, where cut-rate guides now haul cargo and tourists up river on a Jungle Cruise they won't soon forget. Float through the rain forests of the Amazon and the hippopotamus-filled waters of the Congo. The skipper takes you on a laugh filled expedition with an endless barrage of corny jokes that poke fun at the "not so dangerous" jungle. The boats themselves are based on those found in the Humphrey Bogart film "The African Queen." This ride is especially fun at night.
Restrictions: Wheelchair/ECV must transfer
