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Good morning everyone 
Here are todays questions.
Question One
In WDWs Haunted Mansion is the ceiling stretching or are you actually being lowered. How does this differ from the one in Disneyland?
Question Two
Why do the shutters on the windows of buildings in Liberty Square sag?
Question Three
Who was the Master of Ceremonies at Food Rocks?
Question Four
What are the names of the two trouble makers in Cranium Command?
Question Five
What are the available methods of transportation to travel to EPCOT?
Question Six
What is unique about the walk way in EPCOT between France and Morocco?
Question Seven
What original attraction did Test Track replace?
Please PM me with the answers and respond to the thread.
Thanks.
The Correct Answers Are :
In WDW the ceiling rises while in Disneyland you are in an elevator and are being lowered.
At the time of the Revolutionary War, Britain refused to sell weapons and ammunition to the Colonists. But the Brits saw no problem in selling the Colonists hinges...after all, shutters were essential to the construction of houses in those days.
The Colonists would take the hinges - as well as the hinges already used on their homes' shutters - and would melt the metal to create shot for their guns. They substituted hinges made of leather to hold the shutters in place. While this was a noble sacrifice for a noble cause, leather was simply not as good a hinge as metal, and over time the weight of the shutters would start stretching the hinges, causing the shutters to sag outward at the top...thus the sagging shutters in Liberty Square.
Disney's "leather" hinges are made of metal - in the shape and texture of stretched leather hinges - to preserve the historically-accurate look of the area.
Fud Wrapper (Pronounced Food Rapper)
Tad and Rico
Bus, Boat and Monorail
They are a different colour made to represent a water way that separates the two continents that France and Morocco are found in. The water way represented is the Straits of Gibraltar.
World of Motion
Here are todays questions.
Question One
In WDWs Haunted Mansion is the ceiling stretching or are you actually being lowered. How does this differ from the one in Disneyland?
Question Two
Why do the shutters on the windows of buildings in Liberty Square sag?
Question Three
Who was the Master of Ceremonies at Food Rocks?
Question Four
What are the names of the two trouble makers in Cranium Command?
Question Five
What are the available methods of transportation to travel to EPCOT?
Question Six
What is unique about the walk way in EPCOT between France and Morocco?
Question Seven
What original attraction did Test Track replace?
Please PM me with the answers and respond to the thread.
Thanks.
The Correct Answers Are :
In WDW the ceiling rises while in Disneyland you are in an elevator and are being lowered.
At the time of the Revolutionary War, Britain refused to sell weapons and ammunition to the Colonists. But the Brits saw no problem in selling the Colonists hinges...after all, shutters were essential to the construction of houses in those days.
The Colonists would take the hinges - as well as the hinges already used on their homes' shutters - and would melt the metal to create shot for their guns. They substituted hinges made of leather to hold the shutters in place. While this was a noble sacrifice for a noble cause, leather was simply not as good a hinge as metal, and over time the weight of the shutters would start stretching the hinges, causing the shutters to sag outward at the top...thus the sagging shutters in Liberty Square.
Disney's "leather" hinges are made of metal - in the shape and texture of stretched leather hinges - to preserve the historically-accurate look of the area.
Fud Wrapper (Pronounced Food Rapper)
Tad and Rico
Bus, Boat and Monorail
They are a different colour made to represent a water way that separates the two continents that France and Morocco are found in. The water way represented is the Straits of Gibraltar.
World of Motion
