Parks Game...Part 12! I Can't Believe We're Still Playing!

[disneycruise05]

OK, I'll name 3...I.M. Fearless, U.B. Bold, and U.R. Courageous.

 

[Mickey_Maniac]

disneycruise05 is right on track. For the record, the other three trains are named I.M. Brave, I.B. Hearty, and U.R. Daring.

A "Wildest Ride in the Wilderness" AAQ to you!!

 

[disneycruise05]

The chickens at The Barnstormer once inhabitated what other attraction?

 

[Mickey_Maniac]

The Country Bear Jamboree?

 

[disneycruise05]

Nope...here's a hint: it's an extinct attraction.

 

[KPeveler]

mr toad's wild ride?

 

[Mickey_Maniac]

OK, was it either "If You Had Wings" or it's successor "DreamFlight"? Or were they the other way around, can't remember right now...

 

[disneycruise05]

Nope to both guesses...(also, I believe you're right Mickey_Maniac, it was "If You Have Wings" followed by "DreamFlight.") Another hint.....the attraction was at Epcot.

 

[dzneynut]

World of Motion

 

[Mickey_Maniac]

Yup, World of Motion was going to be my next guess.

 

[disneycruise05]

Right y'all are! An automotive AAQ to James and Mickey_Maniac!

 

[Mickey_Maniac]

No, no, dznenut got it right first, the AAQ is all yours...

 

[dzneynut]

Which was the first attraction to open after opening day of the Magic Kingdom in Oct., 1971?

 

[Mickey_Maniac]

I dont know, but I'll guess Space Mountain?

 

[disneyfanUSA]

Flight to the Moon?? Opened Christmas Eve, 1971

 

[dzneynut]

Space Mountain opened in Jan., 1975.
We're talking about an Oct. 2, 1971 opening!
HINT: A D-ticket attraction, it apppears to be in two different 'lands.'

 

[disneycruise05]

Hmmm...the only attraction that I can think of that appears to be in 2 lands would be the Liberty Square Riverboat (docking in Liberty Square and passing through Frontierland). However, I don't think it was a D-Ticket attraction. Maybe the Mad Tea Party? It kinda sits right on the edge of Fantasyland and Tomorrowland.

 

[ScottOKW2K]

Admiral Joe Fowler Riverboat

Named after the retired navy admiral who was in charge of construction for Disneyland and Walt Disney World, this riverboat didn't travel the Rivers of America on opening day in 1971. It premiered a day later on October 2. It used to require a D ticket.

 

[dzneynut]

Right you are, William and Scott,
The Liberty Square Riverboat was the first attraction to open after the official opening day of the Magic Kingdom.
Paddlewheel AAQs to both of you!

 

[disneycruise05]

Thanks! Here's a softball to keep things rolling:

What is the name of Sam Eagle's finale in MuppetVision 3D?