#davy crockett explorer canoes

[court-of-angels]

Rivers of America, 1960s

[johnychen]

VR 360 5K Davy Crockett's Explorer Canoes On Ride POV Disneyland 2022 12 13

[disneylanddilettante]

I don't know offhand how many attractions operate on/in WDW's river, but in Disneyland there are up to four:

Rafts to Tom Sawyer Island (and the Island itself--a great playground to burn off that churro energy)

Mark Twain

S.S. Columbia

Davy Crockett Explorer Canoes

If WDW is about the same, then they're cutting the attraction count in half by replacing the river and island with two Cars rides.

Make it make sense.

(Actually I know what the rationale is--Cars merchandise is a billion-dollar industry.)

I've been seeing a frustrating amount of "but having a big river in the park is just wasted space, when you could have another ride there!" sentiment.

First of all, there very much ARE rides on that river! Relaxing, high capacity ones too.

Second: if you want to have a THEME park, you gotta leave space for THEME!

Ride upon ride atop each other is the Six Flags model. I actually enjoy Six Flags, but that's not what Disney is known for or why it made a name for itself.

[retropopcult]

From the 1988 Disneyland guide

[topiaryheart]

the rivers of america, 2005

[ahnsael]

Of interest to @jimstares, today marks the 49th anniversary of the Davy Crockett Explorer Canoes at Disneyland.

Granted, the canoes were there since 1956, but the “Davy Crockett Explorer Canoes” name came into being in 1971. They were the “Indian War Canoes” from 1956-1971. Thank goodness for the name change.

But as I know you were a Canoe Guide, I thought this would be a good thing to point out.

[jimstares]

You can take the Cast Member out of the Canoes, but you can’t take the Canoes out of the Cast Member... 

[walt-at-disneyland]

Walt with the under construction Indian War Canoes, which debuted at Disneyland in July 1956. The attraction was later renamed the Davy Crockett’s Explorer Canoes. #vintagedisneyland #Walt #disney #waltdisney #canoes #explorercanoes #disneyland #frontierland #disneygramers #instadisney #happiestplaceonearth https://www.instagram.com/p/B_rE37kJcxS/?igshid=1e6nyckbvwo4y

[travelivery]

Star Wars Land is Coming to the Disneyland Resort

Star Wars Land is Coming to the Disneyland Resort

There are some exciting changes coming to the Disneyland Resort. Fans have waited a long time for Star Wars Land to come and it’s on its way.

Disneyland Overhead

You’ll want to make sure you visit Disneyland before January 10, 2016, as some of your favorite attractions will be either closing for good or just temporarily.

When Walt Disney created Disneyland, he said, “Disneyland will…

[molly--weasleyii]

Luna de Miel

Cuatro noches de hotel en Disneyland Park Anaheim.

Este parque temático fue uno de los pocos que se construyeron bajo la directa supervisión de Walt Disney. Su extensión de terreno es inmensa y posee más de 60 atracciones divididas en 8 áreas, también conocidas como las ocho tierras. Todo el recinto de Disneyland Anaheim está construido en forma circular, el eje central de este círculo está presidido por el castillo de La Bella Durmiente. Está dividido en ocho tierras:

Main Street USA: Esta es la calle principal de Disneyland Park Anaheim y se caracteriza por ser un inmenso paseo que lleva al Castillo de La Bella Durmiente. El paseo está formado por distintas casas y tiendas de estilo victoriano, todas ellas intentan recrear la ciudad de la infancia de Walt Disney en Misuri. Los principales atractivos turísticos de esta tierra son los antiguos carruajes que permiten rondar por toda la zona y la escultura realizada por Blanie Gibson, que representa a Walt Disney cogido de la mano de su más famosa creación Mickey Mouse.

Adventureland: Esta tierra intenta recrear el mundo selvático del imaginario Disney. Este lugar permite trasladarte a un mundo mágico y natural realmente fascinante. Las atracciones más destacadas de esta región son: Jungle Cruise: una ruta en barco por esta jungla Disney. Indiana Jones Adventure: ambientada en la película de Indiana Jones, esta atracción permite vivir una gran aventura del arqueólogo más famoso del mundo encima de una vagoneta. Tarzan Treehouse: se trata de una casa encima de un árbol con divertidos juegos.

Frontierland: Es una de las áreas de Disneyland Park Anaheim más inmersa en el mundo americano, ya que Walt Disney se inspiró en Las aventuras de Tom Sawyer para luego crear este increíble lugar de los inicios de EUA. En esta isla son interesantes las atracciones: Piratas Lair: donde podrás convertirte en Tom Sawyer y Huck Finn dentro de un barco pirata. Big Thundar Mountain Railroad: una impresionante montaña rusa ambientada en una mina.

Fantasyland: Esta tierra está pensada y realizada básicamente para los niños más pequeños de la familia. Aquí podrán adentrarse en los cuentos de hadas más populares del mundo Disney: Pinocho, Peter Pan, Dumbo… Las atracciones más importantes a destacar son: It’s Small World: recorrido en barco donde podrás descubrir las distintas culturas del mundo. Matterhorn Bobsleds: una montaña rusaideal para niños.

Tomorrowland: Esta tierra de Disneyland Park Anaheim está ambientada en la era de las nuevas tecnologías y los descubrimientos del futuro, como los viajes especiales. Esta fue una de las últimas tierras que se construyó cuando Walt Disney aún seguía con vida. Space Mountain: montaña rusa que simula un viaje especial. Buzz Lightyear Astro Blaster: recorrido por el mundo de Toy Story en distintos niveles. Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage: viaje en submarino al mundo de Nemo. Star Tours: simulador que permite viajar a Star Wars.

New Orleands Square: Esta plaza está ambientada en la ciudad de Nueva Orleans, en la época de 1850. Todo el entorno está inspirado en el mundo de los piratas, y solo se puede disfrutar de 2 atracciones: The Haunted Mansion: la casa embrujada. Pirates off Caribbean: clásico barco pirata de los Piratas del Caribe.

Critter Country: Inspirada en el mundo indio americano esta tierra permite viajar al mundo de los indígenas norte-americanos, ese mundo silvestre y natural de las culturas originarias de Estados Unidos. Las principales atracciones de este mundo son: Splash Mountain: montaña rusa acuática. Davy’s Crockett’s Explorer Canoes: viaje en canoa.

Mickey’s Town: Inspirada en el mundo mágico de Disney, esta bonita zona permite surmergirse en las fabulosas casas de los personajes más clásicos de Disney: la casa de Mickey, Minnie o Goofy. Además, también podrás disfrutar de divertidas atracciones como: Gadget’s Go Coaster: montaña rusa. Roger Rabbit’s Cartoon Spin: un divertido recorrido en coche.

@danmasenblog

[court-of-angels]

Family vacation to Disneyland in 1959

[realtorsherrybowman]

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[ahnsael]

I know WDWNT isn’t the best source of information, but this article isn’t speculation. And I thought it would be of interest to @jimstares.

I cannot wait to visit again, but I have to. I don’t get vacation time again until I hit my anniversary at work next month, and I don’t want to visit during peak season when crowds are large (I don’t think they’re at full capacity yet, so maybe it wouldn’t be a bad time to go, but there’s a LOT of pent-up demand and with having to make a reservation, I think it’s better to wait).

I could also see saving up and spending a week in Walt Disney World instead. While I’ve been there several times, it’s less familiar to me. Going to Disneyland feels like going home. Which is a good thing. But Walt Disney World feels more like a (very exhausting) vacation. So I don’t know which I will do next.

[jimstares]

Gonna keep the Disneyland a Day streak going, with a #waybackwednesday - From 1989 it’s me on my first true attraction love, Davy Crockett Explorer Canoes. #davycrockett #dcec #disneyland #cmforlife https://www.instagram.com/p/B-c0LUiFQAu/?igshid=bs77ro7im7yk

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Star Wars Launch Bay will not be open when Disneyland re-opens 30th April

Disneyland and Disney's California Adventure opens on 30th April and a few of the attractions won't be opening on that date, including one of the Star Wars related Buzz Lightyear’s Astro Blasters Chip ’N Dale Treehouse Davy Crockett’s Explorer Canoes Disneyland Monorail Great Moments with Mr.

Take The Link To Read The Full Article #starwars #FanthaTracks

[jimstares]

Hey @zone34timeout started it! ;-) That said, I believe that’s Henry who was the founder of Bear Country (est. 1972) which was later named Critter Country at the opening of Splash Mountain. I believe Henry lost their leadership position at that time.

Trivia - What is the only attraction that’s been active in every iteration of Critter Country (Indian Village / Frounterland / Bear Country / Critter Country)?  -  -  -  -  - Considering who asked the question those who know me have probably figured it out, but yes, it’s the best attraction in the Park. Davy Crockett Explorer Canoes!

Disneyland 50th Anniversary pin sets by Kevin Kidney and Jody Daily