Jungle Cruise

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The Jungle Cruise is a river boat attraction located in Adventureland in many Disney Parks around the world, Disneyland, Magic Kingdom, Tokyo Disneyland and Hong Kong Disneyland (attractions in Hong Kong Disneyland named "Jungle River Cruise "). Disneyland Paris and Shanghai Disneyland are the only Disney-style Disney parks that do not have a Jungle Cruise on their re-list of attractions.

This attraction simulates river boat cruises in several major rivers in Asia, Africa, and South America. Park guest booth replica tram boamers from a 1930s English cottage and taken on a journey through many different Audio-Animatronic jungle animals. This tour is led by a Disney Cast Member directly who brings a funny narrative. This narrative is based on manuscripts written and practiced, but is generally mostly submitted ad-lib.

Video Jungle Cruise

Inspiration and design

The sources of inspiration for attraction include 1955 True-Life Adventure , "African lion," about the pride of lions, and the film Queen of Africa . Imagineer Harper Goff referred to the Queen of Africa frequently in his ideas; even the design of the vehicle is inspired by the steamers used in the film. The project was placed on schedule to open with the July 17 1955 Disneyland debut.

As the plan evolves, Bill Evans, the Imagineer responsible for the landscape of Disneyland and most of Walt Disney World, faces a daunting task of creating a convincing forest on a limited budget. In addition to importing many of the actual tropical plants, he makes extensive use of the "plant character" which, while not always exotic, can give an exotic impression in context. In a well-known trick, he plucked the local orange tree and "replanted" the plant, a vine that grew in its open roots. Disney controls the clarity of water (known as "turbidity") to obscure the views of guests about boat guidance systems and unwanted items such as perch and mechanical platforms of elephants and hippos. Initially, clean water was dyed brown but after a few years the dye was changed to green and in recent years a bluish green color has been used. The water from the Jungle Cruise is about 5 meters and is part of a 'dark' water system in a park circulating south from the northern end of Frontierland's Rivers of America, through Fantasyland and creating the Sleeping Beauty Castle trench. The journey of water continued to flow through the entrance of Frontierland and into Adventureland where he meandered beside the Tiki Room before entering the Jungle Cruise beside the exit. Water returns to the southern end of the Rivers of America via a 37-foot underground pipe near Tarzan's Treehouse, originally a 1920-foot Jungle Cruise before being slightly shortened and diverted back in 1994.

Although Goff and Evans can be credited with the creation and early design of the journey, Marc Davis, recognized for his work on glorified attractions such as Haunted Mansion and Pirates of the Caribbean, adds his own style to ride in the next version and Disneyland updates. "Indian Elephant Bathing Pool" and "A Rhino Explorer Pursuing a Pole" are among its contributions.

Maps Jungle Cruise

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Its appeal is on the list of park opening days, and remains open and largely unchanged in themes and stories since then. The original plan was to use native animals, but this plan was overcome after Disney realized that the animals were likely to sleep during the day. In addition to the changes and changes of care, four completely new scene scenes have been added to date. In 1994 the river channel was diverted to pave the way for queuing buildings and the Indiana Jones Adventure entry page.

While the current version and most of the previous examples have used comedic jokes, full of deliberately bad words, the original intention of the journey is to provide a realistic and credible voyage through the world's forests. Until 1962, the original talk had no joke and sounded like a documentary narrative of nature.

Summary of objects

The queues and the station are themed as the headquarters and boathouse of the Jungle Navigation Company, a river trading company located in the British colony (as evidenced by Union Jack flying over the boathouse) around 1938. The queuing area is filled with precise props, like insects pinned, old radio on a bookshelf, and a chessboard with miniature animals and a decorated rifle bullet that replaced parts of it. The queue extended wind up, under the Audio-Animatronic hornbill, and then down again. Great band music from the 1940s played over, punctuated by news bulletins relating to forests, helping to strengthen the setting and editing together of the show and boat scenes.

After boarding the ship, guests were introduced to their skipper and they headed into the forest, allegedly never to return. The first river to be simulated is the Irrawaddy and Mekong rivers, representing tropical Southeast Asia. The boats sailed through a dense rain forest inhabited by large butterflies and a pair of toucans, before passing through the Temple of the Forbidden Eye and a temple to the Hindu god Hanuman. Passengers then glide precariously under the first of a pair of stone arches that were badly damaged by the earthquakes of many centuries ago. This is part of the ruins of the ancient city of Cambodia where the collapsed temple is one of the few things that have managed to avoid slipping into the river. Here passengers see the Indo-Chinese tigers, giant spiders, king cobras and crocodiles. Passing the statue of a Hindu-headed deity, Ganesha, the boats pass under the second arch and into the Sacred Indian Elephant Temple Pond. Here many Indian elephant swarms play and spray water onto passing ships.

This theme moves into rivers in Africa, and motorists see baboon families, and a safari camp that has been ruled by gorillas. The boats narrowly avoided the dramatic waterfalls, the Schweitzer Waterfall (mentioned by riders named after Dr. Albert Falls), and downplayed the Nile in Africa where they passed two African elephants, and large termite mounds. A tablelo of Veldt Africa follows, showing the zebra, wildebeest, giraffe, and deer seeing the pride of lions partying in the zebra under rocky outcropping. Behind the lion's cave, an angry rhino has chased a safari party in a tree. Antelope and hyena watch closely. The skipper then drove the boat to the Congolese river that disrupted a group of hippos indicating their intention to attack the boat. Armed with guns filled with empty bullets, the skipper fired into the air to frighten them.

Drums and chants were heard when the boat came into the headhunter area. The vehicle passes through the original village before sailing to the ambush by the natives holding the spear, a sound effect normally reserved by the skipper.

The boats are now passing behind the Schweitzer Falls (referred to as "Backside of Water") to enter the Amazon River. Animal remains and warning signs featuring sharp-tongued fish images reminded the scene of the next show, where ships faced a swarm of piranhas that jumped. The guests then pass a pair of water buffalo and a constrictor boa before they meet a head trader who is getting smaller Trader Sam ("He will swap your two heads for just one of you") before returning to the dock.

Big changes

• 1957 - Rainforest additions, a pair of threatening gorillas, indigenous war parties and native dancers. Trader Sam starts offering "... two for one transaction."
• 1961 - The original two-storey workshop is removed; open the waterway between Jungle Cruise and Rivers of America filled to create space for Swiss Familyhouse attractions (now Tarzan's Treehouse).
• 1962 - An increase of $ 7 million Adventureland includes the addition of an Indian elephant pool and Ganesha temple/lost city/ruins in Cambodia along the Jungle Cruise.
• 1963 - African elephants repositioned in the Nile; the appointment of two original lions and a pair of 'charging' rhinos.
• 1964 - African Veldt and Trapped Safari scenes.
• 1976 - Addition and upgrading of several scenes: crocodile snatch in Indo-Chinese hornbills, tigers and cobras added to Cambodian ruins, safari camps ruled by gorillas, gorillas against crocodiles, baboons in termite mounds, lions partying in the zebra move to new coral outcropping/den, python threaten buffalo calves replace the threatening gorillas from the river bank.
• 1993 - Boat is repainted and "weathered" to anticipate Indiana Jones Adventure
• 1994 - The addition of a new two-stadium stadium; the re-themed attraction will take place in June 1938 to coincide with the development of Indiana Jones Adventure.
• 1997 - Replacement boats with slightly older models with increased capacity.
• 2005 - Various replacements and reconstruction including complete replacement of Schweitzer Falls; addition of piranha; updates for the camp camp camp safari including the exploding 'gasoline' drum
• 2010 - After 55 years of growth and maintenance, Disneyland-made forests are declared "real" and complete with their own ecosystem.
• 2013 - During the holiday season, Jungle Cruise transforms into "Jingle Cruise," a new Christmas stretch. It does not see much change in the forest itself (other than skippers using holiday-themed scripts), but the garage is adorned and the boats are renamed temporarily and covered with Christmas lights.
• 2014 - Overlapping "Jingle Cruise" holiday is closed again and is a dramatic departure from the previous year. This time, there are little decorations on the boat and in the boathouse itself, but otherwise the various scenes in the forest show are covered in Christmas and Hanukkah decorations. The skippers were given another new script, which reflected the various holiday-themed events the boat traveled. The Jingle Cruise is also given a new story: A holiday shipment delivery destined for the skipper to land in the forest, and the skippers take their passengers out to look for decorations. The boats were also given a new holiday name, unlike the one used the previous year.
• 2015 - The "Jingle Cruise" overlay from 2014 is reused for the 2015 holiday season, using the 2014 script, boat name, and scene. There is one new scene added, involving a giant snowman and snowflake in termite mounds by African Veldt.
• 2016 - The four-month renewal from January to May includes a new dock designed to stabilize boats while loading and unloading, as well as some mechanical animal repairs, replacement of on-ride audio systems, and tree replacements.

Description of specific changes: Baboon in the previous safari jeep camp sits on an African termite mound. A total of six lions have been removed since the opening day: one that growls when Veldt Africa is added, two lions from Veldt are fighting a zebra-blooded strand of meat, lions and lions each having their zebra legs in their mouths, and a dead lion hanging on over fire in indigenous villages. Also removed from Veldt is a barking pride wolf.

Ship

There are 12 vehicles, with a maximum of 8 operations at any given time. The boats in 1955 were painted as clean and idealized replicas, but have since been given a more realistic theme that reflects the true grunge and wear of water vessels due to the addition of Indiana Jones Adventure and its ruggedness.

Name in use:

• Amazon Belle (Renamed "Jingle Belle" for Christmas)
• Congo Queen (Renamed "Congo Caroler" and then "Candy Cane Queen" at Christmas)
• Gangga Gal (Renamed "Ganges Garland" and then "Gingerbread Gal" at Christmas)
• Hondo Hattie (Renamed "Hondo Hollie" and "Hanukkah Hattie" at Christmas)
• Irrawaddy Woman (Renamed "Irrawaddy Snowwoman" at Christmas)
• Kissimmee Kate (Renamed "Yule Kissimmee" and "Kissimmee Under the Mistetoe" at Christmas)
• Nile Princess (equipped with Wheelchairs) (Renamed to "Nile Nutcracker" and "Noel Princess" at Christmas)
• Orinoco Adventuress (Renamed "Orinoco Ornament" and "Navidad Adventuress" at Christmas)
• Suwannee Lady (Renamed "Suwannee Giring" and "Sugar Plum Lady" at Christmas)
• Ucayali Una (equipped with Wheelchairs) (Renamed "Ucayali Eggnog" and "Evergreen Una" at Christmas)
• Yangtze Lotus (Renamed "Yuletide Lotus" at Christmas)
• Zambezi Miss (Renamed "Miss Peppermint" at Christmas)

Name was disabled in 1997:

• Magdalena Maiden
• Mekong Maiden

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Magic Kingdom and Tokyo Disneyland

Summary of attractions

The skipper introduced himself, and began to take the boat full of guests down the tropical rivers of the world. The journey begins at the Amazon River, where passengers meet butterflies with one-footed wings, or as the captain might say, twelve inches. The boat then passes the Inspiration Falls, which transitions into the Congo River in Africa.

The skipper explained that there was a dwarf party waiting for him, but when the ship arrived at the beach, the canoe was empty, and the place was deserted. The skipper wonders what scares the pygmies, and they soon discover that it is a giant python. The boat then passed a camp that had been invaded by a gorilla, which changed the voyage to the Nile.

After meeting two elephants, the boat passes through Veldt Africa, where many African animals watch the pride lion eat their kill. The boat then passes through the missing safari group that has been pursued by the poles by an angry rhino and is now trapped. The group then passes through another waterfall, Schweitzer Falls (mentioned by riders named after Dr. Albert Falls) and heads past the remains of a plane crash. The boat then meets with a group of hippos, which will fill the boat until the skipper scares them. A shake that is too often heard when the group enters the headhunter area. The natives were seen dancing near the boat and the guests soon found themselves in ambush. They flee and proceed to the Mekong River.

They entered a temple that had been destroyed by an earthquake. Inside, baboons, cobras, giant spiders and tigers can be found. Once they are out, they find an elephant bathing pool where many elephants relax in the water. The boat narrowly avoided being sprayed with water from one of the elephants. The voyage ended after passing by Nami Head, the head of the forest trader, who offered two shrinking heads for one of the passengers.

Magic Kingdom

The Walt Disney World Jungle Cruise is defined as the British post depression era in the Amazon River, operated by a fictitious company, The Jungle Navigation Co., whose advertising poster is painted on the wall near the exit of the tourist attraction. Albert Awol's broadcast is different from Disneyland's broadcast, because of its specifications. Also unlike Disneyland, the line is never extended to the second level. On special days, Forest Cruise Skipper known as Jungle Jimmy led the tour.

Near the Hippo Pool, a plane of falling plane can be seen along the coastline. This is the back of Lockheed Model 12 Electra Junior found on The Great Movie Ride at Disney's Hollywood Studios in the Casablanca scene.

Every variety of plants in all the attractions is carefully selected by landscape architect Bill Evans to ensure that the foliage will survive in a unique Florida climate: hot summers and cool winters. The most difficult aspect is making sure that this plant has the proper look and feel of traditional tropical plants in the equatorial forests.

Holiday Overlay, Jingle Cruise, takes place during the Holiday season at Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World and Disneyland Resort. It begins in the 2013 holiday season.

The Jungle Cruise-themed restaurant, Skipper Canteen, opened in December 2015 and expanded on the Jungle Navigation Co. storyline. Albert Falls became the founder of the company in 1911, with his grandson Alberta Falls who led the Navigation and Jungle Cruise Companies in the 1930s.

Queue

The Jungle Cruise line is very themed with artifacts, tools, equipment, photos and more. It is meant to resemble a post where the forest river exploration can be ordered. It is divided into four main sections that can be opened or closed in order to accommodate audience fluctuations. The queues are designed to wind extensively so guests can see all the different artifacts in the queue. The most important part of the queue was Albert Awol's office.

Boat

There are 15 vehicles, with a maximum of 10 operations at any given time.

• Amazon Annie (Renamed "Eggi Annie" at Christmas)
• Bomokandi Bertha (wheelchair lift equipped) (Renamed to "Brrrrr Bertha" at Christmas)
• Congo Connie (Renamed "Candy Cane Connie" at Christmas)
• Ganges Gertie (Renamed to "Garland Gertie" at Christmas)
• Irrawaddy Irma (Renamed "Icicle Irma" at Christmas)
• Mongala Millie (Renamed "Mistletoe Millie" at Christmas)
• Nile Nellie (Renamed "Noel Nellie" at Christmas)
• Orinoco Ida (Renamed "Orino-cocoa Ida" at Christmas)
• Rutshuru Ruby (Renamed "Reindeer Ruby" at Christmas)
• Sankuru Sadie (Renamed "Sleigh Ride Sadie" at Christmas)
• Senegal Sal (Renamed "Poinsettia Sal" during Christmas)
• Ucyali Lolly (Renamed "Yule Log Lolly" at Christmas)
• Volta Val (Renamed "Vixen Val" during Christmas)
• Wamba Wanda (wheelchair lift equipped) (Renamed to "Wassail Wanda" at Christmas)
• Zambezi Zelda (Renamed "Fruitcake Zelda" at Christmas)

Boat retire

• Kwango Kate (Pension 2000)

Tokyo Disneyland

The Magic Kingdom and Tokyo Disneyland attractions are very similar to each other, with the exception of a few minor differences. While the boats in the Magic Kingdom attraction move counter-clockwise, the boats at Tokyo Disneyland run in a clockwise direction.

In Tokyo Disneyland, the stations and surrounding areas are themed to the more luxurious African city, compared to the isolated outposts. This version shares the station building with a park steam train ride, Western River Railroad. Spiels at Tokyo Disneyland are sent in Japanese.

Boat

There are 13 vehicles, with a maximum of 12 operations at any given time.

Semua nama perahu, kecuali Orinoco Ida, adalah aliterasi.

• Amazon Annie
• Kongo Connie
• Gangga Gertie
• Irrawaddy Irma
• Kwango Kate
• Nile Nelly
• Orinoco Ida
• Rutshuru Ruby
• Sankuru Sadie
• Senegal Sal
• Volta Val
• Wamba Wanda
• Zambezi Zelda

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Disneyland Paris

Disneyland Paris has no Jungle Cruise attractions, due to the cold temperatures and weather in northern France. Because many copies of the original Jungle Cruise attractions exist in other French theme parks, French guests may be familiar with the experience and do not find it appealing. An indoor jeep journey called Jungle Expedition was originally planned at the opening of the park, but was canceled due to financial difficulties.

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Hong Kong Disneyland

The shape of Hong Kong Disneyland route is very different compared to the others, and surrounds the Tarzan Treehouse. A grand finale is included with the battle between the angry fire and the water god. Three languages ​​are available periodically: Cantonese, English, and Mandarin. Each language has a separate queue, allowing visitors to experience travel in their preferred language.

Summary of attractions

The queue takes place in the small warehouse of The Jungle Navigation Co. which is less complicated than the boathouses found in other parks. After passing the queue, guests boarded one of the boats and met their skipper who spoke English, Cantonese or Mandarin, to accompany the garden guests who spoke many languages ​​themselves.

The boat then left and headed for the river, passing through Tarzan's Treehouse where the skipper told the guests to wave goodbye to the guests who crossed the tree house, as they would never see them again. The boats then floated past the Indian elephant and his calves playing in the water, followed by other elephants bathing in the waterfall. A large Indian elephant emerged from the water that sprayed a clump of water on the boat with guests barely avoiding a free bath.

The ships then drift through a narrow stream past ancient Cambodian ruins that the forests have claimed. The giant spider and king cobra see the boat as they move. In front of some crocodiles are seen resting on a small beach, while a hungry piranha school jumps in the hope of attacking the guests. The boats fled to Africa and they passed a large safari camp where some curious gorillas had found clothing, guns, hammocks and books, like the song "Trashing the Camp" from Tarzan > which was played on the radio of the 1930s nearby.. The African Veldt comes to the look where antelope, giraffe, zebra, and African elephants are staring at the boat. The ships were then drifted into a small pond where a hippo pod tried to tip the boat. A few feet ahead of a rhino are seen chasing the safari group up the tree while some hyenas are seen laughing.

Skeletons and fabrics inserted on damaged bamboo rods appear as tribal drums and horns fill the air. The skipper informs guests that they have entered the head hunt country and must secretly sneak. The boats slowly passed through the main village where some of the shields stood resting on the tall grass. A native realized that the boat and all the shields now revealed had headhunters behind them started firing spears and jabbing arrows in the boat as they fled into a rocky canyon. In the rocky canyon, the boat stops near two unusual rock formations that look like faces, expressed by the skipper to become a god of fire and a water god who constantly disputes over their differences. The god of fire burns the river when the water god spews a water bomb, causing a dead flame and the whole canyon to be a cloud of vapor. The boats run away from the canyon and pass baby elephants before returning to the boathouse.

Big changes

• 2006 - Piranha Attack and Trapped Safari scenes added, increased Gorilla Camp, African Veldt, and Headhunter Territory
• 2007 - A temporary scene was added during the "Takeovers Pirate" summer event (from May to August); object name changed to "Jungle River Cruise, Pirate Takeover!"
• 2015 - A temporary scene is added during the Halloween event; object name changed to "Jungle River Cruise - Curse of the Emerald Trinity"

Boat

Ada 9 kendaraan, dengan maksimal 8 operasi pada waktu tertentu.

• Amazon Annie
• Kongo Queen (Dapat diakses kursi roda)
• Gangga Gal (Dapat diakses kursi roda)
• Irrawaddy Irma
• Wanita Lijiang
• Mekong Maiden
• Nile Nellie
• Yangzi Ying Ying
• Zambezi Zelda

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Albert Awol

Albert Awol is the captain of the Forest Fiction Cruise boat and disc jockey for the Disney Broadcasting Company. Considered a "Voice of the Jungle", it broadcasts everything from news, to quizzes, reminders, weather, etc. at DBC (Disney Broadcast Company). He also served as a period jockey disc for the station, filling the airwaves with music from the Depression era of the 1930s.

Albert Awol was added in 1991 to the Jungle Cruise during the repair. According to one report:

Standing in the Jungle Cruise queue was a serious affair before the 1991 rehab mentioned earlier; After the guests crossed the threshold, they were confronted with a series of twists and turns that passed through empty walls, fellow guests, and occasionally seeing the river. There was no background music at the time, so if the queue was full, it promised a considerable amount. Of course the Jungle Cruise DL queue is now closer to the full realization of how cool the waiting room is a lift, but the 1991 Florida upgrade includes queue music interspersed with radio comments by Albert AWOL, "forest voices". A large number of visual enhancements are also made at the same time, from a series of new destination-based wall murals to artificial-laden "office" in the middle of the queue.

Albert broadcast is projected not just above the Jungle Cruise queue area, but above Adventureland as a whole, sets the time period. At Disneyland, Albert was replaced by "Radio Forest." Various personalities comment on the environment, figures in the area (including references to designers of attraction - Harper Goff, Bob Mattey, Winston Hibler [True-Life Adventure films, where Jungle Cruise is based]). The music is much slower in speed and tempo than the tracks used at Walt Disney World. Earlier music was associated with outdoor speakers at the Temple of the Forbidden Eye (Indiana Jones Adventure); however, two separate tracks of material with the same tone and several songs now exist. The Jungle Radio at Disneyland does not link the arrangements with nearby Indiana Jones attractions, and ties in the announcements that refer to Indiana Jones, and the temple on which the trip is organized.

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Jingle Cruise

Since 2013, a Christmas stretch called Jingle Cruise has been running during the holiday season in Magic Kingdom and Disneyland Jungle Cruise versions except for 2017 at Disneyland where overlays are not installed.

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Redesign

In April 2017, it was reported that the trip would undergo extensive planning to change the trip. Renewed reengineering and redesign has extended to the future star of the film adaptation Dwayne Johnson, and its film production company. Johnson is working with Disney to implement changes to Walt Disney Parks and Resorts locations around the world.

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In popular culture

• There was a tribute to the journey in 2005 on the podcast episode of The Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd, and Strong Bad E-mail entitled "theme park".
• In singing alongside the Disneyland Fun song video during "Following the Leader", Jungle Cruise appears.
• The Jungle Cruise is parodied as Virtual Safari Timon and Pumbaa on The Lion King Special Edition (as Nighttime Boat Safari).
• A standing comedy show featuring only Jungle Cruise surfers, called The Skipper Stand Up Show, has performed in Fullerton, California since May 2006.
• "Weird Al" Yankovic wrote and recorded a song titled "Skipper Dan" about a failed actor who ended up as a guide on the Jungle Cruise. The song is included in the 2009 Internet Leaks EP and its 2011 album, Alpocalypse .
• The cruise ship and "River Expedition Company" boathouse were included in the original and limited edition painting offered by Randy Souders artist entitled "Jungle Cruise", made for the Official Disneyland Convention 1999 at Disneyland.

Soundtrack

A recording of the Jungle Cruise studio soundtrack was released in 1968 by Disneyland Records including B-side of Walt Disney Presents album The Enchanted Tiki Room and Adventualous Jungle Cruise (ST-3966). Jungle Cruise Attractions always feature narration by live Disney Cast members; for the release of the narration given by Thurl Ravenscroft. This soundtrack is also used in the Disneyland television feature since 1964.

Movie adaptation

Over the years, Walt Disney Pictures has been flirting with the idea of ​​turning the Jungle Cruise into a full-length action film, which will be loosely inspired by the attractions of the theme parks of the same name. The film, originally scheduled for release in 2007, is subject to numerous delays and changes. The film shooting, originally scheduled for 2006, was delayed. In addition, the original scenario by Josh Goldstein and John Norville was reportedly rewritten by Al Gough and Miles Millar. The movie plot follows the river group boat trip through the forest to look for a cure. Although originally announced to star in Toy Story duo Tom Hanks and Tim Allen, the new iteration of the project is moving forward with Dwayne Johnson starring. The film is described as "part of the period in the vein of Humphrey Bogart's The African Queen ." Later, Johnson entered as a producer in addition to his lead role, and the film is scheduled to begin filming in the spring of 2018. In April 2017, Johnson expressed interest in making Patty Jenkins lead the project. In July of that year, Jaume Collet-Serra was signed to direct. At the end of January 2018, Emily Blunt joins the player while Michael Green is hired to rework the script originally written by J.D. Payne and Patrick McKay. In March 2018, Jack Whitehall joined the cast as the relative character of Emily Blunt. The following month, ÃÆ' â € ° Dgar RamÃÆ'rez and Jesse Plemons were branded as criminals. Paul Giamatti joins later as "a hard Harbormaster".

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See also

• List of current Disneyland attractions
• Magic Kingdom Attractions and entertainment history
• The Magic Tiki Bar Sam Trader

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References

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External links

• Disneyland - Jungle Cruise
• Magic Kingdom - Jungle Cruise
• Tokyo Disneyland - Jungle Cruise: Wildlife Expeditions
• Hong Kong Disneyland - Jungle River Cruise

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