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When the Jungle Cruise first opened, it linked up with the Rivers of America. It wasn't until New Orleans Square was developed in 1966 that the waterways were separated.

The Jungle Cruise was originally envisioned to include real wild animals. When Walt discovered that many of these animals were nocturnal, he turned to creating mechanical creatures.

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Enter a Colonial outpost in a remote section of jungle, where seasoned Guides steer you and your fellow adventurers upriver. Rely on the steady hand and wit of your riverboat Skipper as he navigates the treacherous perils you encounter along this exciting jungle cruise. Forge rivers, span continents as you wend your way through:

The Southeast Asian Irrawady River, where you happen upon an ancient shrine
The African Nile River, where you must brave the hippopotamus-filled waters
The South American Amazon River, where you can float surrounded by rain forests
The Indian Ganghes River, where the rich culture meets the shore
And the River Home, the most dangerous of all, where you "return to civilization"

Category: Family Adventures

Location: Adventureland

Additional Information

Guests may remain in their wheelchair or Electric Convenience Vehicle to experience this attraction.
Wheelchair Access: Enter through the exit and contact a Cast Member for assistance. Guests must negotiate steps when boarding and disembarking the boat. Guests who wish to remain in their wheelchair or electric convenience vehicle (ECV) may request an accessible boat.
Assistive listening devices which amplify the audio may be used at this location and are available at Guest Relations.