The Magic of Disney World

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China (Reflections of China)0

Posted by Kathi in Epcot, World Showcase (April 5, 2005 at 1:03 pm)

As you enter the China pavilion at Epcot, you truly feel as if you have been transported into another land. In front of you lies a half size replica of Beijing’s Temple of Heaven. If you time your entrance right, you will hear live flute, zither, or dulcimer music. You may see Chinese acrobats, usually children, performing outside the Temple of Heaven. Take a minute and look at the vegetation around you. In respect to Chinese culture, where age is respected, Disney gardeners have planted trees with corkscrew trunks or weeping branches. The rosebushes are a variety native to China.

Much of the architecture of the China pavilion pays tribute to Chinese culture, although those of us not as familiar with the traditions of this great land won’t readily see it. (more…)

Splash Mountain0

Posted by Kathi in Magic Kingdom, Frontierland ( at 11:51 am)

My 9 year old son wrote the following:

Splash Mountain is from the Adventures of Disney’s Brer Rabbit. For those of you who have not heard of Brer Rabbit, he is a fun loving and mischiefmaking Rabbit (of course) that lives on the ‘Ole plantation. At the end, if you pay attention you will find that you are in the last part of one of the Brer Rabbit storys “The tar baby”. Where you are thrown into a brier patch! Not really but you will see brier spines in front of you during the Five story drop that WILL get you soaked especially if you are sitting in the front. Why I liked this ride was because (more…)

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