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The description below was contributed by: A visitor, on May 22, 2000 12:08:07PM

4 Star Ride Rating

Park:
Magic Kingdom

Type of Ride:
Flume

Recommended Ages:
Elementary School
Middle School
High School & Beyond

Minimum Height Requirement:
40 inches

Handicap Accessible:
Yes

Baby Waiting Area:
One adult can take those too short or young to a small play area. The second adult, with or without a child, goes through the line and onto the ride. Tell the attendant that you have a baby swap. When you get off the ride, you actually exit the ride and go to the play area and tell the second adult to go through the exit. (Note: Always ask when entering in case they change the policy.)

Can you get wet?
Yes, sopping

Description:
Families climb into a log and sit in a line, single file. (If you have a small family, you can be grouped with others. (I think it can seat six.) There are no seat belts, but you are seated low down. The log travels briefly outside of the "mountain." Most of the ride takes place inside the mountain where you see scenes from the "Song of the South" Disney movie. There are some scary scenes of the rabbit in a noose-like contraption hanging over a fire. There is also another scene where a vulture is above the log making cackling noises before you go up for the big 50-foot drop at the end, where you could get wet. Most of the ride, however, features very happy/cute scenes. There are some smaller drops as well. It is long -- about 15 minutes. The log takes a very leisurely pace so you can see the animitronic animals sing and move among the southern scenery.

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