- Source: Adventureland (Disney)
Adventureland is one of the "themed lands" at the many Disneyland-style theme parks run by the Walt Disney Company around the world. It is themed to resemble the remote jungles in Africa, Asia, South America, Oceania and the Caribbean. "To create a land that would make this dream reality", said Walt Disney, "We pictured ourselves far from civilization, in the remote jungles of Asia and Africa."
Adventureland provides a 1950s view of exotic adventure, capitalizing on the post-war Tiki craze. Lush vegetation resembles jungles while elements of the "other" surround the visitor. Tribal performance masks, conga drums, non-American totem poles, exotic animal statues, and architecture of Pacific influence make for a confined area wherein industry and technology take a back seat to uncharted nature. Noted art historian David T. Doris explains Adventureland as, "a pastiche of imaginary colonial spaces, conflated within the green and foliate milieu of "the Jungle."
Disneyland
Disneyland's Adventureland was originally envisioned as True-Life Adventureland, and was to be based on Walt's famous award-winning nature documentaries on Africa and Asia. The land was originally supposed to have real animals from Africa to inhabit a jungle river, but after zoologists told Walt Disney the real animals would lie around or hide, the Imagineers built mechanical animals instead. Adventureland opened with the Jungle Cruise as its sole attraction, until the Swiss Family Treehouse was added in 1962. With the technology of audio animatronics Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room was added in 1963 nearby the land's entry bridge. Oceanic Arts also created the series of tribal masks that now line the entry bridge.
Indiana Jones Adventure opened in 1995 and gave the entire land a 1930s theme, which concurs with the setting created by the rustic boats of the Jungle Cruise and the voice character Albert Awol who plays big band music from the 1930s. In 1999, the Swiss Family Treehouse was transformed into Tarzan's Treehouse, when then became Adventureland Treehouse in 2023. In 2008, Adventureland presented the Indiana Jones Summer of Hidden Mysteries event.
= Attractions and entertainment
=Indiana Jones Adventure (1995–present)
Jungle Cruise (1955–present)
Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room (1963–present)
Adventureland Treehouse (2023-present)
= Former attractions and entertainment
=Magnolia Park (1955–1962)
Swiss Family Treehouse (1962–1999)
Big Game Safari Shooting Gallery (1962–1982)
Aladdin's Oasis Dinner Show (1993–1997)
Aladdin's Oasis (1993–2008)
Tarzan's Treehouse (1999–2021)
= Restaurants and refreshments
=Bengal Barbecue (1990-present)
Tiki Juice Bar (1968-present)
Tropical Imports
The Tropical Hideaway (2018-present)
= Former restaurants and refreshments
=Tropical Cantina (1955–1962)
Sunkist I Presume (1962–1992)
Tahitian Terrace (1962–1993)
Indy Fruit Cart (1995–2006)
= Shops
=Adventureland Bazaar
= Former shops
=Tiki's Tropical Traders (1955–1966+)
Safari Outpost (1986–1995)
Indiana Jones Adventure Outpost (1995-2017)
South Seas Traders (1984-2017)
Magic Kingdom
The Adventureland at Walt Disney World is divided into two main sub-areas, one being the Arabian Village and the other one being Caribbean Plaza, which is home to Pirates of the Caribbean. The original Polynesian motif is still visible with the prominence of jungle surrounding the Swiss Family Treehouse and Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room. The 1930s adventurer/explorer ambiance is noted with the background music heard over loud projecting speakers recently installed throughout Adventureland with a different vibe than that of Disneyland's, but with similar Big Band music and witty announcements. The Magic Carpets of Aladdin attraction was unique to this version of Adventureland before the opening of Tokyo DisneySea and Walt Disney Studios Park in Paris.
= Attractions and entertainment
== Former attractions and entertainment
=Sunshine pavilion
Tropical Serenade (1971–1998)
The Enchanted Tiki Room (Under New Management) (1998–2011)
Tinker Bell's Magical Nook (2011–2014)
The Pirates League, a pirate-themed version of Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique.
= Former restaurants and refreshments
=Adventureland Veranda (1971–1994)
Tortuga Tavern - after Pirates of the Caribbean themed (2011–2024)
= Former shops
=Tiki Tropic Shop (1971–2000)
The Magic Carpet (1971–1987)
Traders of Timbuktu (1971–2000)
Oriental Imports (1971–1987)
Tropic Toppers (1971–1988)
The House of Treasure (located in Caribbean Plaza, 1973–2001)
The Golden Galleon and La Princesa de Cristal (also located in Caribbean Plaza, 1974–1992)
The Pirate's Arcade (Caribbean Plaza, 1974–1980)
Elephant Tales
Zanzibar Trading Co.
Agrabah Bazaar
While the House of Treasure opened originally when the Pirates premiered in December 1973, it started fully operating in February 1974 according to a March 1974 issue of "Eyes and Ears", a cast member newsletter for Walt Disney World.
Tokyo Disneyland
Tokyo Disneyland's Adventureland is a mish-mash of the various Adventureland interpretations. It features a unique ride - the Western River Railroad - and a Lilo & Stitch-themed version of Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room. It features a pair of sub-lands: The Typhoon Lagoon inspired Coral Landing near the Swiss Family Treehouse and another one based on New Orleans Square at Disneyland, which features Pirates of the Caribbean. World Bazaar's buildings fade into New Orleans.
= Attractions and entertainment
=The Enchanted Tiki Room: Stitch Presents Aloha e Komo Mai! (2008–present)
Jungle Cruise (1983–present)
Theatre Orleans
Jamboree Mickey! Let's Dance!
Polynesian Terrace Show
Mickey's Rainbow Luau! (2016-2020, 2023–present)
Pirates Brass
Pirates of the Caribbean (1983–present)
Swiss Family Treehouse (1993–present)
Western River Railroad (1983–present)
= Former attractions and entertainment
=Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room (1983–1999)
The Enchanted Tiki Room: Now Playing "Get the Fever!" (1999–2008)
Adventureland Stage (1983–2000)
Road to Adventure (1983–1984)
Adventureland Revue (1984–1993)
Sebastian's Caribbean Carnival (1993–1996)
Fiesta Tropical (1996–2000)
Polynesian Terrace Show
Mickey & Minnie's Polynesian Paradise (2009–2015)
Lilo's Luau & Fun (2005–2020)
Theatre Orleans
Mickey's Adventureland Mardi Gras (2001–2004)
Minnie Oh! Minnie (2004–2018)
Let's Party Gras! (2018-2020)
Jungle Rhythms (2016–2020)
Jungle SounDuo
= Restaurants and refreshments
=Royal Street Veranda
Blue Bayou Restaurant
Café Orleans
The Gazebo
Crystal Palace Restaurant
Moana's Polynesian Terrace Restaurant
Parkside Wagon
Boiler Room Bites
China Voyager
Squeezer's Tropical Juice Bar
Fresh Fruit Oasis
The Skipper's Galley
= Shops
=The Golden Galleon
Pirate Treasure
Cristal Arts
La Petite Parfumerie
Party Gras Gifts
Adventureland Bazaar
Le Marché Bleu
Disneyland Park (Paris)
The European Adventureland is geographically switched with Frontierland, compared to the American parks. It contains more heavy Indian and Moroccan influences. It features four themed areas:
The first, known as Adventureland Bazar, is a recreation of an oriental city from the 1001 Arabian Nights. While most people believe this reflects Agrabah from the movie Aladdin, this is a common mistake. The movie Aladdin was still in production when Euro Disney was designed. And the Imagineers working on Adventureland, did not work together with the people creating the movie. In 1993, the attraction Le Passage Enchanté d'Aladdin opened in this area and is the only feature of the land actually based on the movie. The concept of this city eventually reached overseas resorts.
The second part of Adventureland has a more African appearance, and is mainly composed of shops and restaurants (like the Hakuna Matata Restaurant).
A third themed area represents Asian mysterious jungles, themed to explorers and featuring the Indiana Jones et le Temple du Péril roller coaster.
The last part, and the biggest, is a Caribbean area, covering most of the surface of Adventureland. It features the ride Pirates of the Caribbean and Adventure Isle, a Tom Sawyer Island-like walkthrough spot, with some attractions like Swiss Family Treehouse or Captain Hook's Pirate Ship.
This Adventureland presented some construction problems, mainly due to the unsuitable local climate. Growing exotic jungles in a place where winters could be harsh was a tough task. This is also the reason why there is no Jungle Cruise ride, since most animatronics animals would have been exposed to this weather. However, abandoned ideas intended to build an adequate ride under a glass roof, but that never came true.
There is no Tiki Room attraction either, although the Explorers Club Restaurant (now Colonel Hathi's Outpost) features animatronics birds that used to sing.
= Attractions and entertainment
=Adventure Isle (1992–present)
La Plage des Pirates
La Cabane des Robinson - (Swiss Family Treehouse) (1992–present)
Le Passage Enchanté d'Aladdin - (Aladdin's Enchanted Passage) (1993–present)
Pirates of the Caribbean (1992–present)
Rhythm of the Jungle
Indiana Jones et le Temple du Péril - (Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril) (1993–present)
= Former attractions and entertainment
=Following the Leader with Peter Pan
= Restaurants and refreshments
=Colonel Hathi's Pizza Outpost
Adventureland Bazaar
Hakuna Matata Restaurant
Le Café de la Brousse
Restaurant Agrabah Café
Dragon chaud chinois de Mushu
Coolpost
Captain Hook's Galley
Le Comptoir du Capitaine
Captain Jack Restaurant (formerly Blue Lagoon Restaurant)
= Former restaurants and refreshments
=Les Epices Enchantées (1992–1995)
Explorers Club (1992–1995)
The Bazar (1992–1999)
= Shops
=Les Trésors de Shéhérazade (Shahrazade's Treasures)
La Girafe Curieuse (The Curious Giraffe)
Indiana Jones Adventure Outpost
Temple Traders Boutique
Le Coffre du Capitaine (The Captain's Chest)
Hong Kong Disneyland
Hong Kong Disneyland's Adventureland is the biggest among all Disney parks and features a large island area home to Tarzan's Treehouse, which is circled by the Jungle River Cruise, not much like the Rivers of America in most Magic Kingdom–style parks' Adventureland area. It is also home to the "Festival of the Lion King" show.
In early May to August 2007, the land was converted into Pirateland, in conjunction with the release of the film Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End.
The outer edge of the land was under construction from early May to September 2008, adjacent to Festival of The Lion King. A temporary structure was built for Demon Jungle, an exclusive attraction for the 2008–2010 Halloween seasons, and transformed to The Revenge of the Headless Horseman for the 2011–2014 Halloween seasons; it is now home to introduced its all-new “Black Box” space" known as "The Pavilion", a flexible event venue. Unlike the other parks, there is still no Pirates of the Caribbean at this location yet.
On September 1, 2017, the area around the bridge that near the entrance of the theme land and in front of Tahitian Terence has surround by fences hiding the works starting recently for "Moana: A Homecoming Celebration" opening on 2018, as part of its multiyear expansion plan for the Park since November 22, 2016.
= Attractions and entertainment
=Theater in the Wild:
Festival of the Lion King (2005–present)
Jungle River Cruise (2005–present)
Karibuni Marketplace
Liki Tikis
Jungle Junction
Moana: A Homecoming Celebration
Street Entertainment at Adventureland
Tarzan's Treehouse (2005–2020; 2024–present)
Rafts to Tarzan's Treehouse
= Former attractions and entertainment
=Lucky the Dinosaur (2005–2006)
Jungle Puppet Carnival (2005–2009)
Jungle Junction
Adventure is Out There! (2023)
= Restaurants and refreshments
=Korean Squid, Turkey Leg, Refreshing Drinks, & Frozen Lollipop Cart
Korean Squid & Turkey Leg Cart
River View Cafe
Moana's Tahitian Terrace
= Shops
=Professor Porter's Trading Post
Shanghai Disneyland Park
Shanghai Disneyland Park features an area similar to the "Adventurelands" found at other Disney parks, named Adventure Isle. Just like "Adventureland" at Disneyland Paris, "Adventure Isle" does not include a Jungle Cruise attraction, and instead features a ropes course called "Camp Discovery", a dinosaur-themed rapids attraction named "Roaring Rapids and Soaring Over the Horizon. This version is also different in the fact that it is on the right side of the main hub instead of being on the left.
The land's story focuses around a group called the League of Adventurers, who came upon the island after their airship was driven off course in the 1930s. Befriending the native Arbori tribe, they have been engaged in studying their culture and the island ever since. Each attraction is tied to a Guardian Animal in the Arbori mythology: Roaring Rapids is the realm of Q'aráq; a giant crocodilian Guardian of Water, Soaring Over the Horizon is located in a celestial temple to Q'otar; a condor spirit of the air, and Camp Discovery lies in the realm of Q'ai; the fanged cat guardian of the earth.
= Attractions and entertainment
=Camp Discovery
Explorer Canoes
Happy Circle
Roaring Rapids (2016–present)
Soaring Over the Horizon (2016–present)
Storyhouse Stage
The Adventure of Rhythm
= Former attractions and entertainment
=Storyhouse Stage
Tarzan: Call of the Jungle (2016–2019)
= Restaurants and refreshments
=Tribal Table
Piranha Bites
= Shops
=Chip 'n Dale's Trading Post (formerly Laughing Monkey Traders)
Rainbow Frog Trinkets
In popular culture
In the Epic Mickey series, Wasteland's version of Adventureland is Ventureland. Its main elements is the movie Peter Pan and the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction.
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