Welcome to those of you joining me from The Magical Mouse Pad and those of you just hopping aboard. I am the 2nd stop on our Magical Blogorail.
I have to start with a huge thank you for Blogorail Black for letting me tag along with them this month. When I heard favorite attraction music was the topic I had to jump aboard!
My all time favorite attraction music is The Jungle Cruise Boathouse Loop. Wait, are you thinking that there is no music on the ride? Well you would be right but have you ever heard the loop that is played when you are waiting on line?
Looking for Adventure
While you are waiting tune into the Global Brodcasting Service – serving remote outposts since 1928. Skipper Albert AWOL, the Voice of the Jungle, brings you music from the 1920’s intertwines with news and commentary that provide you insight into your upcoming Jungle Cruise.
Some of my favorite lines include:
- “Remember when it comes to sleeping sickness prevention is the only cure. That’s mosquito netting at Trader Sams.”
- “This just in. A Jungle Cruise Skipper reports spotting the lost safari near the African belt. As you may recall this safari has remained missing longer yet had more sitings than any other in history.”
- “These same rains have cause Schwitxer Falls to run at 150% of normal. Resulting in dangerous currents on nearby waterways . All Skippers are advised to proceed with caution.”
- “An entire Jungle Cruise tour group has disappeared in the river front region. Authorities are trying to determine there exact whereabouts. It is the fourth reported incident invloving the Jungle Cruise this month.”
- “In the lake district, a group of hunters claims that all of their supplies , equioment, and their transport were lost when a group of mad gorillas invaded their camp.”
Glad I wasn’t on that Cruise
But in addition to the commentary there is great music and jungle sounds that makes you think you are about to go on an expedition in classic 1920’s fashion. Songs like As Time Goes By and Sentimental Journey put you in a perfect mood to board the boat and experience the back side of water.
I love it this track so much that it is on my ipod and is regularly played at work. So please take a moment to listen in next time you are in line. And tell Skipper Bill I said hello.
Thank you for joining me today. Your next stop on the Magical Blogorail Loop is The Disney Chick.
Here is the map of our Magical Blogorail should you happen to have to make a stop along the way and want to reboard:
- 1st Stop ~ The Magical Mouse Pad
- 2nd Stop ~ Capturing Magical Memories
- 3rd Stop ~ The Disney Chick
- 4th Stop ~ Manda’s Disney Blog
- Final Stop ~ (What’s Going On In) Heidi’s Head
Interesting – I know I've heard it, but never really took the time to LISTEN. I promise I will do so on our next trip!
I haven't been on the Jungle Cruise but this sounds fantastic 🙂 I had a listen to the two songs you mentioned – they're great! Take you right back to that time period … and pretty relaxing too 🙂 Thanks for taking part Mary! 😀 x
I listen to the Jungle Cruise Boathouse Loop all the time, too! My husband laughs at me and says I must have been born in the wrong century. My favorite music tends to span from 1925 to 1940 (Vera Lynn, The Ink Spots, Cab Colloway, Benny Goodman, etc) and it makes up half of my music on my iPod. If you like the JC Loop, take a listen to the Tower or Terror area loop, too.
Love that one too Paula!! Love listening to that music while walking through the garden/empty fountain portions of Tower of Terror queue. Especially if #disney has the misters on. It is perfectly beautiful and creepy at the same time.
I love how it all ties back to some of the jokes on the ride.
Some day you will have to some this way and I go that way.
One of the things I love most about Disney is that the experience starts before you even get on the ride! I'll have to pay more attention next time we're at the Jungle Cruise
I love listening to all those punny jokes! I recently noticed this one and love it: “Any travelers who may need to exchange foreign currency during their voyage needn’t worry. There are banks all along our rivers.”
Thanks for joining in this week Mary! I’m thinking that I’m going to alternate between movie music and park music each week, so let’s see what I come up with for next week. I hope my post and the videos cheered up your day!
I didn’t know there was music in the queue. It’s always a Fastpass attraction for us.