Reading that review, which I am sad to say will probably only be the first of many similar ones, it brings to mind an e-mail that was sent me by reader Greg O ., which shows up just what a hypocrite Michael Eisner, who approved and has supported Pressler's vision of this new park, can be nowadays. His background, he says, is about as different from Walt's as anyone's can be. But he shares the founder's respect for quality and his aversion to cutting corners. If someone wants to make a shortcut or save a little money on this or the other thing, I remind everybody of what our mission is here. The second attraction in Grizzly Peak is the Redwood Creek Challenge Trail , a large children's play area themed like a Scout camp.
Visitors can climb rocks, ride zip lines and traverse cargo nets and suspension bridges.
Another Tom Sawyer Island it seems. Plans also originally called for a geyser type of area here - basically the technology used over in Tomorrowland for the Cosmic Waves fountain. Note that the Grand Californian Hotel also borders this portion of the park. The hotel does not sit in the actual park. The biggest success Disney has had in Paris has been the hotel at the entry overlooking the park there, they want to duplicate this now here in Anaheim.