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Asia is a land located in [[Disney's Animal Kingdom]].
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==History==
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The Maharajah Jungle Trek is an attraction located in [[Asia]] within [[Disney's Animal Kingdom]].
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===Conception===
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==Attraction History==
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Although not read for opening day, an Asia section of Disney’s Animal Kingdom had been on the drawing board since the genesis of the project <ref name= "book"> Malmberg, Melody. The Making of Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park. New York: Hyperion, 1998. Print. </ref>. To research the region, Imagineers visited: India, Singapore, Bhutan, Bali, Java and Nepal <ref name= "book"/>. By the summer of 1997, Imagineers were already hard at work constructing Asia’s safari ride<ref name= "book"/>.. Although initially viewed as a water based alternative to the [[Kilimanjaro Safaris]], the attraction eventually evolved into a white-water rafting thrill ride called "Tiger River Run". The attraction continued to be tinkered with, eventually opening as Kali River Rapids <ref> http://www.parkeology.com/2010/04/run-tiger-run.html </ref>.
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Although not an opening day attraction, the Maharajah Jungle Trek opened with the rest of Asia on March 18, 1999 <ref> http://www.florida-project.com/images/guidebook/AK/1998v2/animal-kingdom-guidemap-dec-1998-11.jpg </ref>. Sometime after 2009 the Tapir was removed from the Jungle Trek <ref> http://www.jamboeveryone.com/search/label/tapir </ref>.
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===History Since Opening Day===
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The Asia section of the park finally opened to guests in 1999 <ref name= "map"> http://www.florida-project.com/images/guidemaps/dak/disneys-animal-kingdom-guidemap-1999-march-05.jpg </ref>. On the land’s opening day it featured three attractions: the bird show [[Flight of Wonder]], the [[Maharajah Jungle Trek]] walking trail, and the [[Kali River Rapids]]<ref name= "map"/>. Also present was the short-lived [[Discovery River Boats]] dock <ref> http://waltdatedworld.com/id55.htm </ref>. Following the closure of the boats on August 21, 1999, the dock was briefly turned into the Upcountry Landing Bar <ref> http://www.florida-project.com/images/guidemaps/dak/disneys-animal-kingdom-guidemap-1999-november-04.jpg </ref>, before being permanently used as a character meet and greet location <ref name= "wayback"> https://web.archive.org/web/20040603180109/http://www.wdwblues.com/ak/no.boats.html </ref>.
  
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The first major expansion to Asia came on April 7, 2006, when Expedition Everest opened <ref> http://www.wdwmagic.com/attractions/expedition-everest/news/07apr2006-expedition-everest-opening-day-press-release.htm </ref>. The new attraction takes guests on a high speed adventure through the Forbidden Mountain, where they come face to face with the mythical yeti. Besides adding a new attraction to Asia, the Expedition Everest expansion also allowed guests to visit the mountainside village of Serka Zong (which translates to "fortress of the chasm") <ref> http://land.allears.net/blogs/jackspence/2010/04/expedition_everest_legend_of_t_2.html </ref>. Opening with Expedition Everest on April 7, 2006 was  Serka Zong Bazaar, a gift shop <ref> https://d23.com/a-to-z/serka-zong-bazaar/ </ref>.
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The Maharajah Jungle Trek is a self-guided walking tour that brings guests face to face with some of Asia's rarest animals. The Jungle Trek (like the rest Asia) is set in the fictional village of Anandapur.  
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In 2007, the Yak and Yeti restaurant opened to guests <ref name= "wdwradio"/>. Built in the former location of the two quick service restaurants- Sunaulo Toren Fries and Chakranadi Chicken Shop, the Yak and Yeti was Animal Kingdom's first table service restaurant <ref name= "wdwradio">  http://www.wdwradio.com/2013/09/disney-twenty-something-yak-yeti-restaurant/ </ref>.
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The backstory for the Maharajah Jungle Trek states that since ancient times, the rajahs of Anandapur have hunted tigers in the forest. In 1544, King Bhima Disampati decreed that the forest would become a Royal Preserve where he and his guests could hunt. In order to make the hunting easier, he had the forest enclosed, trapping the animals inside. Ironically, the king was later killed in a hunting accident, and his successors eventually turned the enclosed forest into a nature preserve, where animals and the villagers could live in harmony.
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Further evidence in the attraction suggests that the preserve was part of a British colony until 1948, when the villagers of Anandapur regained control and opened the preserve up to the outside world <ref> http://www.disunplugged.com/2010/03/27/maharajah-jungle-trek-at-disneys-animal-kingdom/ </ref>.
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On December 14, 2015, Thirsty River Bar and Snacks opened in the former location of [[Expedition Everest]]'s FastPass distribution location <ref> http://www.wdwmagic.com/dining/thirsty-river-bar-and-trek-snacks/news/14dec2015-photos---thirsty-river-bar-and-trek-snacks-now-open-near-expedition-everest-at-disneys-animal-kingdom.htm </ref>. The new quick service stand sells a variety of food, and also contains a bar <ref>http://www.wdwmagic.com/dining/thirsty-river-bar-and-trek-snacks/news/14dec2015-photos---thirsty-river-bar-and-trek-snacks-now-open-near-expedition-everest-at-disneys-animal-kingdom.htm </ref>.  In 2016, two of Asia's quick service stands underwent renovations <ref name= "wdw"> http://www.wdwmagic.com/attractions/animal-kingdom/news/21jan2016-photos---new-names-and-looks-for-snack-kiosks-at-disneys-animal-kingdom.htm M </ref>. At this time, "Bradley Falls" was renamed "Caravan Road", and "Maharajah Pretzel" was renamed "Chakranadi" <ref name= "wdw"/>.
  
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[[Image:Anandapur.jpg|400px|thumb|A map of Anandapur. Photo by Jeremy Thompson]]
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According to the land's backstory, Anandapur was founded ages ago by Anata, a wise ruler who knew the importance of living in harmony with animals <ref name= "Jack"> http://land.allears.net/blogs/jackspence/2010/10/does_this_couple_look_familiar_1.html </ref>. In 1544 however, King Bhima Disampati decreed that the forest near Anandapur was to be home to a royal hunting preserve <ref name= "Jack"/> . In order to make hunting easier, King Disampati built a lodge and enclosed much of the area, in an attempt to trap his prey. Ironically, King Disampati was killed by a tiger, and his successors (remembering Anata's teachings) transformed the enclosure into a nature preserve <ref name= "Jack"/>. 
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For many years, Anandapur (and much of Southeast Asia) was under British colonial rule. In 1948 however, Anandapur was granted their independence and the forest preserve was given to the people <ref> http://land.allears.net/blogs/jackspence/2009/10/maharajah_jungle_trek_1.html </ref>.
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===Other Points of Interest <ref> http://land.allears.net/blogs/jackspence/2009/10/maharajah_jungle_trek_1.html </ref>===
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With the addition of Expedition Everest in 2006, Disney expanded Asia to include the village of Serka Zong. According to the attraction's backstory, Serka Zong was originally a thriving tea plantation, equipped with steam trains used to transport crops to Anandapur <ref name= "everst"> http://land.allears.net/blogs/jackspence/2010/04/expedition_everest_legend_of_t.html </ref>. For unknown reasons however, the plantation was shut down and the trains ceased to run <ref name= "everst"/>. Due to rumors that the mythical yeti was responsible for the plantation's demise, a number of yeti shrines were constructed in order to appease the creature<ref name= "everst"/>.  
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* Following the bat exhibits, guests enter the old hunting grounds of King Bhima Disampati. Here guests can see decaying ruins and ornate fountains that were once used as part of the hunt.  
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Many years later, Norbu and Bob came to the area and repurposed the plantation buildings and trains for use in their new business, "Himalayan Escapes- Tours and Expeditions<ref name= "everst"/>. This expedition service sets the stage for guest's adventure on [[Expedition Everest]].
  
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* Near the hunting lodge guests can see an ancient coral tree where villagers have hung scarves and garland as offerings. They can also see bells which are used  to represent prayers that have been answered.
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[[Image:kingbhimadis.jpg|thumb|250px|King Bhima Disampati holding a bow.]]
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'''[[Flights of Wonders]]'''- In this show, guests can see various tricks performed by exotic birds.  
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* While passing through a large archway, guests see a mural of King Bhima Disampati on the left and three murals of his successors on the right. The first king is shown holding a bow and arrow while his successors hold signs of peace. It is implied that these three maharajas turned the hunting lodge into the forest preserve.
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** After passing the watering hole, guests come upon and old bridge, where numerous prayer flags are located.
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** To the right of the bridge, guests can see a mural that shows the death of King Bhima Disampati while on a tiger hunt. The king was apparently killed by a tiger.
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====Anata's Sarcophagus <ref> http://land.allears.net/blogs/jackspence/2009/10/maharajah_jungle_trek_1.html </ref>====
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'''[[Maharajah Jungle Trek]]'''- This walking trail takes guests through the ruins of an ancient palace. Here, guests encounter giant fruit bats, Komodo dragons and even tigers.
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Finally, guests reach the final resting place of Anata the founder of the Kingdom of Anandapur. Five carved tiles show the relationship that man (as represented by Anata) have had with animals.
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'''[[Kali River Rapids]]'''- This raft ride takes guests down the Chakranadi River in true whitewater fashion. The Kali River Rapids also shows guests the danger of illegal logging and habitat destruction.
  
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2. In the second tile, animals hide under a tree, living in fear of man.
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'''[[Expedition Everest]]'''- This high speed roller coaster takes guests on a frantic journey through the Forbidden Mountain as they search for the mythical Yeti.
  
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[[Image:yakandyeti.jpg|400px|thumb|The Yak and Yeti can be found in Asia. Photo by HarshLight]]
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'''Yak and Yeti-''' This table service restaurant features a Pan-Asian menu.
  
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4. In the fourth tile, the heavens show their displeasure with man's actions.
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'''Yak and Yeti Local Foods Café-''' This counter service restaurant offers guests a variety of Pan-Asian entrees.
  
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5. Finally, man repents and once again lives in harmony with the animals.
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'''Mr. Kamals-''' This quick service stand originally sold burgers; however it now features an entirely vegetarian menu. Located on the pathway between Asia and Africa.
  
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After passing by the tiles, guests come to the burial place of the ancient king in the form of a sarcophagus inside a temple. The inside of the temple serves as the attractions aviary.
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'''Caravan Road-''' Located across from Mr. Kamals, Caravan Road is a quick service stand. The dining location was previously known as Bradley Falls.  
  
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'''Royal Anandapur Tea Company-''' This Joffery's stand specializes in pastries, coffee and (obviously) tea.
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'''The Anandapur Ice Cream Truck-''' This quick service stand offers gusts frozen drinks and ice cream.
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'''Thirsty River Bar and Trek Snacks'''-  Located near Expedition Everst, this dining location serves as a quick service stand and a full bar.
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'''Upcountry Landing Bar'''- This short-lived bar sold various spirits while giving guests a great view of the Tree of Life <ref> http://www.florida-project.com/images/guidemaps/dak/disneys-animal-kingdom-guidemap-1999-november-04.jpg </ref> <ref name= "wayback"/>
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'''Chakranadi Chicken Shop'''- This counter service restaurant opened in 2000 <ref> The restaurant first appears on Animal Kingdom maps in early 2000 http://www.florida-project.com/images/guidemaps/dak/disneys-animal-kingdom-guidemap-2000-march-04.jpg </ref> and closed for good on June 4, 2006 to make way for the Yak and Yeti <ref> http://blog.touringplans.com/2006/06/01/chakranadi-chicken-shop-to-close-june-4th-making-way-for-asia/ </ref>.
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''' Sunaulo Toren Fries'''- Located next to Chakranadi Chicken Shop, Sunaulo Toren Fries closed in 2006 and was replaced by the Yak and Yeti.
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'''Mandala Gifts-''' This stand sells authentic Asian crafts and souvenirs.
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'''Serka Zong Bazaar-''' This shop sells Expedition Everest and other Animal Kingdom merchandise.
 
==Fun Facts and Trivia==
 
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* When guests enter the Maharajah Jungle Trek, they will notice that old Anandapur newspapers are being used as insulation <ref name= "book"> https://books.google.com/books?id=0i54BwAAQBAJ&pg=PT211&lpg=PT211&dq=Maharajah+Jungle+Trek+Anandapur+newspapers&source=bl&ots=ilBQBu2pls&sig=kruJr-omfFvuPMBvcREzMUmrz7g&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0CDEQ6AEwA2oVChMIzpzSyeeLyQIVl36ICh19OAYa#v=onepage&q=Maharajah%20Jungle%20Trek%20Anandapur%20newspapers&f=false </ref>.
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* Anandapur means "place of delight" in Sanskrit <ref name= "Jack"/>.
  
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* There are 6 tigers located within the Maharajah Jungle Trek <ref> http://allears.net/tp/ak/ak_mjt.htm </ref>.
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* A portrait of the Royal Couple of Anandapur can be found in each shop within the township <ref name= "Jack"/>
  
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* Just outside of the bat caves, guests can see photographs of real caves in Asia where bats live. In one of the pictures guests can even spot Imagineer Joe Rhode with his camera <ref name= "book"/>.
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* The sarcophagus of Ananta (Anandapur's founder) can be found on the [[Maharajah Jungle Trek]] <ref name= "Jack"/>
  
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==Official Site==
 
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https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/attractions/animal-kingdom/maharajah-jungle-trek/
 
 
==References==
 
==References==

Revision as of 17:56, 7 October 2016

Asia
AnimalKingdomAsia.jpg
The Asia section of Disney's Animal Kingdom is home to the Township of Anandapur, as well as the Forbidden Mountain. Photo by Rhys A.
Disney's Animal Kingdom
Theme Southeast Asia Village
Opening date 1999
Number of Attractions Four

Asia is a land located in Disney's Animal Kingdom.

History

Conception

Although not read for opening day, an Asia section of Disney’s Animal Kingdom had been on the drawing board since the genesis of the project [1]. To research the region, Imagineers visited: India, Singapore, Bhutan, Bali, Java and Nepal [1]. By the summer of 1997, Imagineers were already hard at work constructing Asia’s safari ride[1].. Although initially viewed as a water based alternative to the Kilimanjaro Safaris, the attraction eventually evolved into a white-water rafting thrill ride called "Tiger River Run". The attraction continued to be tinkered with, eventually opening as Kali River Rapids [2].

History Since Opening Day

The Asia section of the park finally opened to guests in 1999 [3]. On the land’s opening day it featured three attractions: the bird show Flight of Wonder, the Maharajah Jungle Trek walking trail, and the Kali River Rapids[3]. Also present was the short-lived Discovery River Boats dock [4]. Following the closure of the boats on August 21, 1999, the dock was briefly turned into the Upcountry Landing Bar [5], before being permanently used as a character meet and greet location [6].

The first major expansion to Asia came on April 7, 2006, when Expedition Everest opened [7]. The new attraction takes guests on a high speed adventure through the Forbidden Mountain, where they come face to face with the mythical yeti. Besides adding a new attraction to Asia, the Expedition Everest expansion also allowed guests to visit the mountainside village of Serka Zong (which translates to "fortress of the chasm") [8]. Opening with Expedition Everest on April 7, 2006 was Serka Zong Bazaar, a gift shop [9].

In 2007, the Yak and Yeti restaurant opened to guests [10]. Built in the former location of the two quick service restaurants- Sunaulo Toren Fries and Chakranadi Chicken Shop, the Yak and Yeti was Animal Kingdom's first table service restaurant [10].

On December 14, 2015, Thirsty River Bar and Snacks opened in the former location of Expedition Everest's FastPass distribution location [11]. The new quick service stand sells a variety of food, and also contains a bar [12]. In 2016, two of Asia's quick service stands underwent renovations [13]. At this time, "Bradley Falls" was renamed "Caravan Road", and "Maharajah Pretzel" was renamed "Chakranadi" [13].

Backstory

A map of Anandapur. Photo by Jeremy Thompson

According to the land's backstory, Anandapur was founded ages ago by Anata, a wise ruler who knew the importance of living in harmony with animals [14]. In 1544 however, King Bhima Disampati decreed that the forest near Anandapur was to be home to a royal hunting preserve [14] . In order to make hunting easier, King Disampati built a lodge and enclosed much of the area, in an attempt to trap his prey. Ironically, King Disampati was killed by a tiger, and his successors (remembering Anata's teachings) transformed the enclosure into a nature preserve [14].

For many years, Anandapur (and much of Southeast Asia) was under British colonial rule. In 1948 however, Anandapur was granted their independence and the forest preserve was given to the people [15].

With the addition of Expedition Everest in 2006, Disney expanded Asia to include the village of Serka Zong. According to the attraction's backstory, Serka Zong was originally a thriving tea plantation, equipped with steam trains used to transport crops to Anandapur [16]. For unknown reasons however, the plantation was shut down and the trains ceased to run [16]. Due to rumors that the mythical yeti was responsible for the plantation's demise, a number of yeti shrines were constructed in order to appease the creature[16].

Many years later, Norbu and Bob came to the area and repurposed the plantation buildings and trains for use in their new business, "Himalayan Escapes- Tours and Expeditions[16]. This expedition service sets the stage for guest's adventure on Expedition Everest.

Attractions

Flights of Wonders- In this show, guests can see various tricks performed by exotic birds.

Maharajah Jungle Trek- This walking trail takes guests through the ruins of an ancient palace. Here, guests encounter giant fruit bats, Komodo dragons and even tigers.

Kali River Rapids- This raft ride takes guests down the Chakranadi River in true whitewater fashion. The Kali River Rapids also shows guests the danger of illegal logging and habitat destruction.

Expedition Everest- This high speed roller coaster takes guests on a frantic journey through the Forbidden Mountain as they search for the mythical Yeti.

Restaurants

The Yak and Yeti can be found in Asia. Photo by HarshLight

Yak and Yeti- This table service restaurant features a Pan-Asian menu.

Yak and Yeti Local Foods Café- This counter service restaurant offers guests a variety of Pan-Asian entrees.

Mr. Kamals- This quick service stand originally sold burgers; however it now features an entirely vegetarian menu. Located on the pathway between Asia and Africa.

Caravan Road- Located across from Mr. Kamals, Caravan Road is a quick service stand. The dining location was previously known as Bradley Falls.

Royal Anandapur Tea Company- This Joffery's stand specializes in pastries, coffee and (obviously) tea.

The Anandapur Ice Cream Truck- This quick service stand offers gusts frozen drinks and ice cream.

Thirsty River Bar and Trek Snacks- Located near Expedition Everst, this dining location serves as a quick service stand and a full bar.

Former Restaurants

Upcountry Landing Bar- This short-lived bar sold various spirits while giving guests a great view of the Tree of Life [17] [6]

Chakranadi Chicken Shop- This counter service restaurant opened in 2000 [18] and closed for good on June 4, 2006 to make way for the Yak and Yeti [19].

Sunaulo Toren Fries- Located next to Chakranadi Chicken Shop, Sunaulo Toren Fries closed in 2006 and was replaced by the Yak and Yeti.

Shopping

Mandala Gifts- This stand sells authentic Asian crafts and souvenirs.

Serka Zong Bazaar- This shop sells Expedition Everest and other Animal Kingdom merchandise.

Fun Facts and Trivia

  • Anandapur means "place of delight" in Sanskrit [14].
  • A portrait of the Royal Couple of Anandapur can be found in each shop within the township [14]

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Malmberg, Melody. The Making of Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park. New York: Hyperion, 1998. Print.
  2. ↑ http://www.parkeology.com/2010/04/run-tiger-run.html
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 http://www.florida-project.com/images/guidemaps/dak/disneys-animal-kingdom-guidemap-1999-march-05.jpg
  4. ↑ http://waltdatedworld.com/id55.htm
  5. ↑ http://www.florida-project.com/images/guidemaps/dak/disneys-animal-kingdom-guidemap-1999-november-04.jpg
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 https://web.archive.org/web/20040603180109/http://www.wdwblues.com/ak/no.boats.html
  7. ↑ http://www.wdwmagic.com/attractions/expedition-everest/news/07apr2006-expedition-everest-opening-day-press-release.htm
  8. ↑ http://land.allears.net/blogs/jackspence/2010/04/expedition_everest_legend_of_t_2.html
  9. ↑ https://d23.com/a-to-z/serka-zong-bazaar/
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 http://www.wdwradio.com/2013/09/disney-twenty-something-yak-yeti-restaurant/
  11. ↑ http://www.wdwmagic.com/dining/thirsty-river-bar-and-trek-snacks/news/14dec2015-photos---thirsty-river-bar-and-trek-snacks-now-open-near-expedition-everest-at-disneys-animal-kingdom.htm
  12. ↑ http://www.wdwmagic.com/dining/thirsty-river-bar-and-trek-snacks/news/14dec2015-photos---thirsty-river-bar-and-trek-snacks-now-open-near-expedition-everest-at-disneys-animal-kingdom.htm
  13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 http://www.wdwmagic.com/attractions/animal-kingdom/news/21jan2016-photos---new-names-and-looks-for-snack-kiosks-at-disneys-animal-kingdom.htm M
  14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 14.3 14.4 14.5 http://land.allears.net/blogs/jackspence/2010/10/does_this_couple_look_familiar_1.html
  15. ↑ http://land.allears.net/blogs/jackspence/2009/10/maharajah_jungle_trek_1.html
  16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 16.3 http://land.allears.net/blogs/jackspence/2010/04/expedition_everest_legend_of_t.html
  17. ↑ http://www.florida-project.com/images/guidemaps/dak/disneys-animal-kingdom-guidemap-1999-november-04.jpg
  18. ↑ The restaurant first appears on Animal Kingdom maps in early 2000 http://www.florida-project.com/images/guidemaps/dak/disneys-animal-kingdom-guidemap-2000-march-04.jpg
  19. ↑ http://blog.touringplans.com/2006/06/01/chakranadi-chicken-shop-to-close-june-4th-making-way-for-asia/
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