You know that plane crash in jungle cruise. It's only half a plane! The other half is in the GMR!
OOOooooo! Now that's a good one!

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You know that plane crash in jungle cruise. It's only half a plane! The other half is in the GMR!
lilallybean said:Not sure if this is news to everybody else, but we got a big surprise on our visit to HM last year. If you are in the area of the HM at 1:13 (13:13 military time) they pick a child to be the junior maid. My daughter was picked and got to wear a costume, and welcome guests into the mansion. We were given a tour of the new interactive line and the murder puzzle was explained to us. We were also ushered to the front of the line and into the mansion.
We stayed at the Beach Club last time so we were at Epcot quite a bit. Apparently, they train new princesses at the International Gate entrance. Three mornings there were princesses there to greet my daughters with NO LINE!
Also, if anyone has a copy of "the list," I'd love to join the party...
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What is your best WDW theme park secret? For example, I have read about/ seen the part of the Winnie the Pooh ride, where Mr. Toad hands off the deed to the ride to Pooh, the marker in EPCOT that represents the center of WDW, the 'raining' umbrella in MGM, the key under the mat in the Muppet ride, etc.
Any others? I am going to WDW in two weeks and love to show my companions how knowledgable I am by pointing these out (I know - pretty pathetic, but I am truly an obsessive planner)![]()
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I didn't realize there was a maximum thread length. Too bad as there are some long-standing classics here on the board.
If you like secrets, I suggest picking up "The Imagineering Field Guide to the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World". I got mine for $9.99 at Waldenbooks and it is the same size as a park map folded, so- easy for travel.
They also had one for Epcot and Animal Kingdom. There was none for Studios, either because they don't make or they were out.
I was disappointed to learn that the meteors projected on the walls of Space Mountain were NOT chocolate chip cookies after all. (sometimes the rumors are more fun than the truth)
I did learn that the Fire Station in Town Square is called Engine House 71 because of WDW opening in 1971.