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/* El Rio Del Tiempo */
==Plot==
===El Rio Del Tiempo===
[[Image:ElDancersskel.jpg|300px|thumb|The mariachi skeletons in Festival of the Children scene in El Rio Del Tiempo]]
El Rio Del Tiempo began with guests boarding their boats and heading off towards a large Mayan pyramid. The boats then entered ancient ruins. Here, a statue of a Mayan High Priest would come to life and speak to the passing boats. The attraction’s narrator also told guests that long ago a great civilization had flourished in Mexico. All around the room, guests could see various natives performing different rituals. The first ritual that guests saw was an elaborate dance titled "Nature and Science". This dance spoke to the native's understanding of man's relationship with the universe. The second ritual performed was titled "Mathematics and Astronomy". This dance highlighted the advanced understanding that the people had about these subjects (including their understanding of absolute zero). Finally, the third ritual shown was titled "Quetzalcoatl and Tezcatlipoca. This dance spoke of the native's views on the never ending struggle between good and evil, as personified in a battle between the feathered serpent of light and the tiger god of darkness. Before exiting ancient Mexico, guests would see Aztec King Moctezuma II (who would lose his kingdom to Spain) predicting the subjugation of his people.
After passing through ancient times, guests arrived a scene titled Festival of the Children, which represented Mexico’s period of colonization. In the next this scene, Audio Animatronic dolls danced and celebrated, as the narrator told guests that Mexico’s ancient culture still thrived today. During the FiestaFestival, the dolls sang [[Vistas De Mexico]], a song written by X Atencio and Armando Corral. After exiting the colonization scene, guests entered modern times. Screens in this room featured:
* A parasailing boat, by a lakeside resort
