In fact, a crowd frequently gathers just to watch this talkative, wise-cracking bird. Why anyone would pause in front of a simple robot bird when there are high-tech thrills all around is a phenomenon worth examining. But some other Disney birds need mentioning first. Indeed, the parrot is a pirate. As at the Tiki Room, crowds gather around this bird to listen to its banter.
People take pictures of it.
And they're eventually drawn into the ride itself. The toucan explains how an assembly-line robot arm has the dexterity and flexibility to build a new car. Splash Mountain is a new thrill ride at all the Disney parks. It is based upon the film Song of the South and is full of birds who help to sing the songs from the movie. Additionally, the birds observe and comment on the storyline as it progresses.