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What I Learned at Animal Kingdom

Walt Disney World: Last, but not least, What did you learned at Animal Kingdom

From Anthony Murphy
Posted April 2, 2010 at 10:48 AM
So now onto Animal Kingdom and what I learned:

Flash Photography will disrupt the signal and thats not good!

Nemo is really a shark that can devour jungle folk and take over their location

The Yeti is a raver

They are called Tomme!

Anandapor has a hotel you can't stay at, but can eat!

Its hotter at Animal Kingdom than anywhere else at Disney World!


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From Tim W
Posted April 2, 2010 at 12:34 PM
I learned:

No matter how cold it is at disney world, it will always feel 10 degrees hotter at Animal Kingdom. You cant walk out of here without breaking a sweat

Dinosaurs apparently love cheezy, midway carnivals.

Fish are found in the prehistoric area and lions can be found in camps.

No matter how many times your ride kilamanjaro safaris, you will always be looking for that same elephant and the same poachers.

You will get wet on kali river rapids, just face it!

There is a unicorn parking lot and dragons head that make up the non-existant beastly kingdomme.

There is a freaky woman on stilts that lives in the trees.

Yetis love strobe lights!

From Amanda Jenkins
Posted April 2, 2010 at 6:31 PM
Flights of Wonder is what it says.

When leaving the park, the walk toward the buses seems like the longest stretch of road known to man.

When the rain of all rains comes down, it is really difficult to find a place to duck into.

A rhino has horrible eye sight and will stand in the middle of a road not caring at all that he is causing a traffic jam.

From James Rao
Posted April 2, 2010 at 10:07 PM
If you like zoos, DAK is a two-day park.

No matter how primeval some rides are, they still suck.

Dinosaurs are scary AND loud!

The music of the Lion King is great for acrobats.

All white water raft rides should have a long drop at the end.

There is a Yeti, and he loves ABBA.

From Steve Ward
Posted April 3, 2010 at 3:00 AM
You can only get Jalapeno and cheese pretzel's from DAK

Dinosaur is the scariest ride on the planet

Everest doesnt seem to be 29,029 ft above Sea Level

DAK has the prettiest Oil Platform ever made (tree of life)

From Dan Babbitt
Posted April 6, 2010 at 9:41 PM
Things I learned:

We're not going to make it! We're not going to make it!

The Yeti was terrifying to see when Everest started to do train tours then the Yeti stopped caring and doesnt scare people anymore!

It is tough to be a bug!

Wonder where the dragon and unicorn went?

From Mark Fairleigh
Posted April 11, 2010 at 9:03 PM
That Dinosaur is one awesome and underrated ride.

That the Kilimanjaro Safari was far greater than I ever expected.

Festival of the Lion King rocks!!

From Terri Pierce
Posted January 4, 2011 at 10:35 PM
Even mechanics at Disney World can't figure out whats wrong with your Safari Truck. And when your Safari Truck breaks down- Poachers are a lot nicer and don't steal the baby elephant, nor do you get an explanation as to how he ended up in a cage...

For a Mountain- it has a lot of technical issues.

Yetis are lazy and apparently like the club atmosphere.

Churros are very hard to find.

Dinosaurs enjoy VERY loud music.

Vines are not what they seem- They're simply divine.

Animals are great at hide and seek. Well- not so much the seek part.

Ducks love BBQ.

Trees are great places for theaters.

Shade Trees are the most magnificent things on this earth.

Lions enjoy watching gymnastics.

From Rob P
Posted January 5, 2011 at 3:30 AM
I learned :

That you have to go to the heart of this Park to get the best chicken & ribs. ( FTBBQ )

That , unless you want to see a fight, don't throw an apple midway between two warthogs.

That if you ride Kali Rapids in winter then don't expect to dry out until you get home

That waiting in line in 90 degree heat for an hour can be tougher than being a bug.

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