List of Secrets and Easter Eggs in Adventureland attractions

The *Jungle Cruise* has a shared continuity and mythos with other attractions located in the themed, "Land" of Adventureland with the different regions in which the attractions take place, being loosely set within a supernatural region called, "Adventureland". Due to the shared mythos and close proximity, this article is to compile these different attractions' easter-eggs and trivia, many of which tie into the Jungle Cruise.

For a similar list focused on the Jungle Cruise film and attractions, see *List of Secrets and Easter Eggs in the Jungle Cruise*. For a similar lis on Adventureland's dining-services and shops, see *List of Secrets and Easter Eggs in Adventureland services*.

## Adventureland (Disneyland)

### Adventureland Treehouse

* This attraction replaced Tarzan's Treehouse when in 2019, the wooden planks on the treehouse's bridge snapped while a guest was on it. The treehouse was subsequently shut down for repairs and later announced to be re-themed to the, "Adventureland Treehouse", inspired by the original Swiss Family Treehouse which pre-dated Tarzan's Treehouse, though themed to any specific property.
* A plaque identifies the tree as being a *Disneyoendron Semperflorens Grandis* (Large, always blooming Disney tree). This name was made for the tree of the original Swiss Family Treehouse by horticulturalist/Imagineer Bill Evans.
* There is a lantern with the *Jungle Navigation Company* logo on it.
* The music in the attraction is inspired by the Swisskapolka from the 1960 Swiss Family Robinson film.
* The pet ostrich Jane is inspired by the Robinson family's pet ostrich Clementine in the Swiss Family Robinson film. The ostrich's name may be a tribute to Tarzan's Treehouse, which featured the character of Jane Porter.
* The victrola has a Thomas Edison record belonging to the Carmen selection. The victrola itself has gramophone record label *His Master's Voice*. The Disney Parks previously featured a recreation of this image in the queue for *Space Mountain*.

#### Kitchen

* In the kitchen area is a book titled "In Search of the Castaways*"*. This is a 1867/1868 book by Jules Verne which inspired a 1962 Disney adventure film.

#### Artist's Studio

* In the artist's studio area, there is a portrait being made of Jane the ostrich.

#### Mother's Music Parlour

* There is a hardcover of the *Swiss Family Robinson* and of *Tarzan of the Apes* in mother's music parlour. This tributes the past two iterations of the treehouse attraction in Disneyland. There is also a hardcover of Robinson Crusoe.
* The sheet-music in Mother's Music Parlour has the lyrics for the Swisska Polka.

#### Daughter's Study

* Hanging from daughter's astronomy study is a flag which has the crest for the *Society of Explorers and Adventurers* on it, a fictional secret society of colonial explorers connected to the lore of various Disney Parks attractions including the Jungle Cruise.
* In daughter's study are several books with the S.E.A. crest on them including, "Society of Explorers and Adventurers Guide to Prospective Members Revival Edition" updated for the year 1936. Also present is the book and "Who's Who Among The Society of Explorers and Adventurers: A Compendium of Membership Vol. IV".
* On daughter's desk is a letter from S.E.A. member Aya Kouame-Beauciel who sent her a lens for her telescope.
* Aya Kouame-Beauciel's letter mentions Dr. Kon Chunosuke, Alberta Falls and the Jungle Navigation Company's headquarters from the Jungle Cruise.
* On daughter's desk are the books "What Stars Are Made Of” by Donovan Moore, “Miss Leavitt’s Stars” by George Johnson, and a hardcover *National* *Geographic Magazine*.

#### Twins Room

* On its own platform is a book titled, "A Direct Guide to Treehouse Living" by Kenneth Cooper Annakin. This is a direct tribute to Kenneth Cooper "Ken" Annakin, O.B.E. (1914-2009), who directed *The Swiss Family Robinson* (1960).
* In the nature room are several books belonging to the sons including "Audobon Bird Guide" on "Western Land Birds" referencing historic artist and ornithologist, John James Audubon (1785- 1851). There is also *The Stolen White Elephant*, an 1882 short story by Mark Twain (1835-1910) and *Wild Animals I Have Known* (1898) by Ernest Thompson Seton (1860-1946).
* The book "Orchids with Color Palettes" by "Bryant" seems to be a tribute to Anita Bryant, a singer who promoted the Florida Citrus Commission and Walt Disney World before having her position terminated in 1980 due to her activities campaigning against LGBTQ+ rights, resulting in public controversy and the Queer community boycotting Florida Citrus Commission products.

### Adventure Trading Company

* Due to being set alongside many of the events from *Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Forbidden Eye*, and before the 2021 update of the Jungle Cruise, the Adventure Trading Company was set roughly around 1936.

#### Play-Testing

* Play-testing for the game featured messages from the *Jungle Telegram Company*. One R. Crump was mentioned as president in tribute to artist/imagineer Rolly Crump, while one H. Goff was mentioned as chairman of the board in tribute to Harper Goff.
* A crate from the titular trading company was addressed to one Professor Baxter, a tribute to imagineer Tony Baxter.

#### Indiana Jones Adventure Outpost

* The Adventure Trading Company's sign outside the outpost was made to look as if it was stitched together from the original striped canopies of the Jungle River Boats from the Jungle Cruise.
* The New York Yankees cap of Wan "Short Round" Li from *Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom* (1984) was visible on the bulletin-board.
* Various members of the Trading Company were mentioned, including Lord Henry Mystic from Mystic Manor, "Henry Jones" (referring either to Indiana Jones or his father, Dr. Henry Jones, Sr.), and historic figures such as Palle Huld (1912-2010), Annie Smith Peck (1850-1935), Diogo de Azambuja (1432–1518) and Harriet Chalmers Adams (1875-1937).
	+ Unidentified members include Sir Charles Wilhelm Bockhop, Kit Strong and Gregory M. Zillmer, Sr..
* On the board was a note saying, "*-New book by Prof. Albright the Albright Award Winning Author Only at the bazaar*”, referencing historic author, archaeologist and biblical scholar, William F. Albright (1891-1971).

#### The Daily Gnus

* Priyanka Manhas' article mentions Lord Henry Mystic from Mystic Manor receiving an elephant juju due to the creation of his personal colonial museum Mystic Manor, and for Dr. Albert Falls', "Discovery" of Schweitzer Falls.
* The Daily Gnus states Falls found Schweitzer Falls in 1903 though the Skipper Canteen later retconned this year to 1891.
* The events transpiring in Tropical Imports mirror the later created, "Trader Sam's Gift Shop!" scene.
* Tropical Imports employee Louie Majors' name might be an allusion to actor Louie Prima who voiced King Louie in *The Jungle Book* (1967).
* Skip Dockmonkey writing the article on the JNC losing the two boats is a joke on how he is the skipper who lost said boats.
* The two boats lost by the Jungle Navigation Company are the *Mekong Maiden and Magdalena Maiden*, boats which in real-life were decommissioned from Disneyland's Jungle Cruise though the Mekong Maiden was reintegrated for the chimpanzee scene of Disneyland's Jungle Cruise in 2021.
* The damage and rebuilding of the Jungle Cruise's boathouse is an in-universe explanation for the redesign of the building that transpired in the 1990s.
* Journalist Thompson J. Gazelle's name is a play on the *Thomson's Gazelle*, a species named for explorer Joseph Thomson.
* Kejo and the other gorillas mentioned in Gazelle's article are an obvious reference to the gorillas in the Jungle Cruise.
* The community announcements have different easter-eggs:
	+ Trader Sam's cooking course asking for clients to, "Bring a friend" was a joke about Sam's cannibalism, the result of racism in the Jungle Cruise.
	+ There is a posting about the cockatoo Rosita being missing, alluding to José's line, "Whatever happened to Rosita" in Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room.
	+ In the community-announcements was a posting from a man named Jacque asking for readers to adopt his snakelets. It is theorized this might be a misprint of, "Jock" referring to the character of Jock Lindsey from Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981).
	+ The swim lessons in the Irrawaddy at 5PM at the beginning of the postings and crocodile feeding at 5PM at the end of the postings are part of the same dark-humoured joke.
* Abigail Samson's article on an invasive species of duck in Adventureland reference the actual North American waterfowl which can be seen throughout Disneyland.
* "Tallahassee” Glover is the Adventureland counterpart to Erin Glover, the Editorial Content Director at the Disneyland Resort. Glover is pictured and originates from Tallahassee, Florida.
* Glover interviews Adventureland characters José and Shrunken Ned.
* Pepperella's article mentions the Adventure Trading Company visiting the locations of the Lost River Delta, Mystic Point and Harambe. These three locations are counterparts to Adventureland from Tokyo DisneySea, Hong Kong Disneyland and Disney's Animal Kingdom.
* The advertisement section has different references:
	+ The advertisements contain a promotion for the Jingle Cruise.
	+ The, "Free Kittens" (tigers) advertisement is taken from a gag in the Jungle Cruise's queue.
	+ "*Hurry Hurry Hurry to the Tiki Room, Tikis make drums go boom, Magic is happening, All the birds and flowers sing, come and see this thing - The Enchanted Tiki Room*" were words spoken by the removed character Juan the Barker Bird from outside of Disneyland's Enchanted Tiki Room.
	+ "*Banjo Lessons, Contact H. Goff, Dock 54*" is a tribute to banjo playing Adventureland imagineer Harper Goff, and his window tribute above the Adventureland Bazaar.
	+ The *Global Broadcasting Company* and *Greenwater Production Co.* are both references to the Jungle Cruise's radio-announcer character, Nigel Greenwater.

#### Missions

* Different jujus had different Adventureland inspired designs:
	+ The Treehouse Juju is modelled after the Swiss Family Robinson's treehouse, which predated Tarzan's Treehouse.
	+ The Elephant Juju was made to resemble the elephant in the Jungle Cruise's ruins.
	+ The Tiki Mask Juju is in the likeness of the, "Tiki God" Rongo as depicted in Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room.
	+ The Piranhahaha Juju resembles the fictionalized, "Man-Eating Piranhas" found in the Jungle Cruise.
* The board of Jungle Navigation Company clients and deliveries had assorted easter-eggs:
	+ Snake Eggs being shipped to Bengal Barbecue referenced the Venomade required for the cobra juju mission.
	+ "Forbidden Landing" might be a name for the boathouse in the Lost Delta, due to its vicinity to the Temple of the *Forbidden* Eye.
	+ The fedoras being shipped to the outpost reference Indiana Jones while them coming from, "Fez House" allude to his ally Sallah.
	+ Rare juju being shipped from the Cambodian shrine to the, "Westward Ho Trading Company" references Frontierland's, *Westward Ho Trading Company* store that was central to the similar attraction, *Legends of Frontierland: Gold Rush!*.
	+ The distilled water being sent from the Nile to Forbidden Landing is a reference to the keg of water from Schweitzer Falls.
* A barrel of the, "Backside of Water" references Schweitzer Falls.
* The maraglyph map of Adventureland featured an illustration of Trader Sam and his pet elephant, Ellie.
* The flower dot, "i" on the cover of the Bird Call forms a Hidden Mickey.
* Common strategies for the, "Waterfowl" requirement of the Bird Call were to find either mallards native to California, or Donald Duck.
* The Bird Call and Jungle Handbook for River Navigation featured ads for different fictionalized Adventureland businesses.

#### Adventure Trading Company references in other attractions

* **Trader Sam's**: Skip Dockmonkey is a character referenced in this attraction's backstory.
	+ **Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar**: Jujus can be found in Trader Sam's possession.
* **Skipper Canteen**: Various jujus can be found in this restaurant. There are also references to Skip Dockmonkey, Thompson J. Gazelle, and Tiki Kiki Serbano. The edition of the Daily Gnus from the Adventure Trading Company is hung in the restroom. One of the books is titled, "Traditional Juju Charms" by an author named MacGuffin, referencing how jujus were the MacGuffins for the Adventure Trading Company game.

### Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Forbidden Eye

* The attraction is set in the Summer of 1936, directly after the events of *Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom* (1984) and *Raiders of the Lost Ark* (1981).
* The attraction has the same track layout as DINOSAUR/Countdown to Extinction in *Disney's Animal Kingdom*.

#### Exterior queue

* Outside of the temple is a tree with a door, window, lantern and chimney popping at its base. This is the home of the leprechaun Patrick Begorra from the book, *Little Man of Disneyland* (1955) by Jane Werner.
	+ This tree used to be found nearby the Jungle Cruise's boathouse.
* The Mercedes-Benz diesel truck is a prop from *Raiders of the Lost Ark* (1981). The pole on the side was installed for stunt-men to use.
* The *Lost Delta Archaeological Expedition*'s depiction of the Eye of Mara in their logo forms the Eye of Providence, a real-world symbol affiliated with Freemasonry, religious figures of Christianity, and conspiracies regarding secret-societies.

#### Interior queue

* The attraction's main antagonist is Mara, based on the demon Mara of Buddhist myth who tried to tempt Gautama Buddha.
* Throughout the queue is a substitution cipher known as, "Maraglyphs" with hidden messages:
	+ In the temple is a, "Maraglyph" depicting Mickey Mouse's head and Maraglyphics translating to, "MM".
	+ Some translate to, "Only One Spring Can Restore" and, "Choose Wisely".
	+ Some reads, "BEWARE THE EYE OF MARA".
	+ "LOOK NOT INTO THE EYE OF MARA AND YOU SHALL RECEIVE THE GIFT OF ETERNAL YOUTH EARTHLY RICHES OR FUTURE KNOWLEDGE".
	+ "IT IS FORBIDDEN TO PASS BEYOND THIS CHAMBER WITHOUT A SERVANT OF MARA TO GUIDE YOUR PATH HEED THIS WARNING OR RISK INCURRING THE WRATH OF MARA FOR DOOM AWAITS THE UNBELIEVER IN THE DARKNESS BEYOND".
	+ "ONLY THE BLIND SHALL SEE".
	+ "EARTHLY RICHES"
	+ "ONLY ONE SPRING CAN RESTORE YOUTH AND VIGOR CHOOSE WISELY"
	+ "DRINK DEEPLY THE WATER OF LIFE"
	+ "THE GATES OF DOOM ARE EVER OPEN"
	+ "TRUE REWARDS AWAIT THOSE WHO CHOOSE WISELY" which are repeated in English on a wooden sign by the exit.
	+ " BEWARE THE DEADLY BOOBY TRAPS THAT LIE BEYOND THE HIDDEN PASSAGE RABID BATS POISON  LEAD TO DEATH  ETERNAL DOOM MARA  WEALTH EVIL  SHOULD QUIT AS  EYE KILL  TO JAMMED SPIKES  DESIRE YOU  VIRTUE".
	+ The well has glyphs reading, " THE PURE OF HEART ARE PROTECTED BENEATH THE WATCHFUL EYE OF MARA", " WOE TO THE UNWORTHY WHO PASS BENEATH", and "PLOW THE FIELD/PLANT THE SEED/REAP THE HARVEST /TRIBUTE TO MARA".
	+ The tablets read, " THE CHAMBER OF EARTHLY RICHES / WEALTH BEYOND YOUR WILDEST IMAGINATION LIES WITHIN AND IS YOURS FOR THE TAKING BUT BEWARE THE EYES OF MARA / THE OBSERVATORY OF THE FUTURE / THE FOUNTAIN OF ETERNAL YOUTH / ONE SIP FROM THE ETERNAL SPRING SHALL RENEW VIGOR AND YOUTHFUL SPIRIT BUT BEWARE THE EYES OF MARA / BEHOLD THE AMULET OF MARA AND YOU SHALL SEE VISIONS OF THE FUTURE BUT BEWARE THE EYES OF MARA".
	+ "ONLY THE PURE OF HEART SHALL GAIN ADMITTANCE INTO THE CHAMBER OF DESTINY".
	+ "MARA SHALL GUIDE YOU THROUGH THE DOORWAY OF YOUR MOST SECRET DESIRE IN THE CHAMBER OF DESTINY"
	+ "BEWARE THE EYE OF MARA ONE LOOK WILL LEAD THROUGH THE TUNNEL OF TORMENT TO THE GATES OF DOOM"
* In the office is a 1938 LIFE magazine with Mickey and Minnie Mouse on the cover.
* There are various messages sent between Indiana Jones, Sallah and contacts such as Marcus Brody, Abner Ravenwood, Prof. Kauffman at the *Universitatis Sigillium*, and *British Colonial Affairs*.
	+ One of the messages references Indiana Jones' rival René Belloq travelling to the temple.
* The obelisk has carvings of different obstacles encountered in the ride.
* A cobra carving on a wall forms a Hidden Mickey.
* There is a crate addressed to Club Obi Wan, Lao Che's nightclub from Temple of Doom.
* A crate labelled, "M. Brody Oxford University" appears within the queue.
* In the projector room, hidden in the room is a sign depicting Eeyore from *Winnie the Pooh*. This is a parking-sign from Disneyland's Eeyore parking section which part of the attraction replaced.
* A crate labelled, "*9906753*" references Hangar 51's crate for the Ark of the Covenant.
* There are stacked crates, one of the *Nang Toa Airport* from Temple of Doom, and another from *Oxford University*.
* On crates and the cast-member panels are stickers for Sallah's tours, the Ravenwood family bar *The Raven* (referred to as the Raven Bar), and elephant express riding services as an allusion to Temple of Doom.

##### Pre-Show video

* The name, "Eye on the Globe" connects to Indiana Jones Adventure's eye motif.
* One of the boats which tourists travel to the Lost Delta on, is a Jungle River Boat from the Jungle Cruise.

#### Chamber of Destiny

* The chamber has a defunct effect where originally, the room would turn so it looked like the jeep chose a specific room.

#### Overlook

* The attraction was designed with a defunct effect which dropped ice from the ceiling to make it look as if the ceiling is crumbling.
* Mara's giant statue head can sometimes be seen spitting out lava.

#### Mummy Chamber

* One of the, "Mummies" is wearing Mickey Mouse ears with the name, "Bones".

#### Exit

* The sign, "Real Rewards Await for those who Choose Wisely" may be in tribute to *Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade* (1989).

#### Temple of the Forbidden Eye references in other attractions

* **Jungle Cruise**: The boats pass by the Temple of the Forbidden Eye in Disneyland. The removed Nigel Greenwater audio made two references to the events of the attraction. Relayed by audio was Marcus Brody claiming that the temple is the discovery of the century to the anthropological society and later states the governor's men have been sent to the temple due to paranormal occurrences. There are also tablets from the temple within the Jungle Navigation Company's boathouse. A map of the rivers of Adventure states that Jungle Navigation Company founder Dr. Albert Falls visited the temple in 1891.
* **Jock Lindsey's Hangar Bar**: Over the Lost Delta on Jock Lindsey's world-map is the Eye of Mara. There is also a map of the Temple of the Forbidden Eye in the lost and found.
* **Skipper Canteen**: There are two books referencing Mara within the library of the Skipper Canteen. One is titled, "The Eyes of Mara" by Indiana Jones while the other is, "Seeking Knowledge" by Mara.
* **Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar**: Sam has a photograph of himself outside of the temple.. There is a map of the temple in Trader Sam's possession, sent to him by Sallah. Letters to Sam from characters such as Marcus Brody and Sallah also reference the temple.

### Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room

* Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room can be seen as the sister-attraction to the Jungle Cruise.
	+ Going off the logic that Kilimanjaro Safaris is Disney's Animal Kingdom's analogue to the Jungle Cruise, the ride's parallel to the Tiki Room can be interpreted as Festival of the Lion King, an attraction sharing setting and backstory with its respective Jungle Cruise attraction which revolves around talking animals.
* The attraction is sponsored by Dole.

#### Exterior

* The rooftop of the Enchanted Tiki Room has carvings of water-buffalo. This is due to the top of the building being visible from Frontierland, and allows the wooden water-buffalo to remain in theme.
* The entrance to the Tiki Room used to have the tiki goddess, "Uti" in a wooden canoe overhead, along with an audio-animatronic bird named Juan the Barker Bird, cousin to José. Juan was removed due to guest-traffic in Adventureland while Uti collapsed and was removed.

#### Enchanted Tiki Garden

* While presented as fully factual, the, "Tiki Gods" presented are often highly different in description and differently stylized than their real-world Polynesian mythological counterparts.

#### Show

* José is voiced by Wally Boag (1920-2011), Fritz by Thurl Ravenscroft (1914-2005), Michael by Fulton Burley (1922-2007), and Pierre by Ernie Newton (1925-1996) while speaking, but are performed by Bill Lee (1916-1980) when singing.
* On the birdmobile, there is an empty space with the name, "Rosita" prompting José to ask, "Whatever happened to Rosita". This became a recurring in-joke in multiple attractions, leading to Rosita's physical appearances along the Jungle Cruise in the Tropical Hideaway, and as a character in the Jungle Cruise film.
* During, "Lets all sing like the birdies sing", three of the masters-of-ceremony do impressions of popular 20th century singers. José imitates Bing Crosby, Michael imitates Louis Armstrong, and Pierre imitates Maurice Chevalier
* The exit song is a rendition of, "Heigh Hoe" from *Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs* (1937).

#### Enchanted Tiki Room references

##### Attractions

* **Adventure Trading Company**: The Bird Juju mission had guests assisting Tiki Kiki Serbano in finding new talent for the Tiki Room in-return for a Bird Juju. In the Daily Gnus newspaper was a talent-spotlight by Lilikoi Humuhumunukunukuapuaa on the Tiki Room's singing flower, "Flora". The newspaper also had a missing post for Rosita, an audition call for The Bird Call and Tiki Room, an interview with José on the topic of Tarzan's Treehouse and advertisements for the Tiki Room.
* **Big Thunder Mountain Railroad**: A cage in the queue for Big Thunder Mountain Railroad in the Magic Kingdom contains a bird-cage labelled, "Rosita".
* **Disney's Polynesian Village Resort**: The tiki god sculptures from the attraction are scattered about this resort.
* **Magic of Disney Animation**: The Tiki Room appears on a poster for a Minnie Mouse film titled, "Mouse Pacific". Both Disneyland and the Magic Kingdom's Tiki Rooms are shown in a close vicinity to one-another.
* **Main Street, U.S.A.**: The design for the Tiki Room's Maui appears in Rolly Crump's window.
	+ **Main Street Cinema**: Two of the postings from the agency reference the operations of the Enchanted Tiki Room. One was, "Experienced Bird Trainer: To work with Macaws, Toucans, Cockatoos in new tropical musical comedy revue. Contact Jose, Enchanted Tiki Room" while the other was, "Tahitian Dancers: Polynesian dinner show coming soon! Auditions at Enchanted Tiki Room", the latter referencing the defunct *Tahitian Terrace*.
* **Mystic Manor**: The Polynesian arts room is a dark reimagining of the Tiki Room.
* **Professor Porter's Trading Post**: Various sculptures from the Tiki Room appear throughout Professor Porter's shop.
* **Skipper Canteen**: In the Mess Hall of the Skipper Canteen is a letter addressed to Rosita in the Tiki Room from the Lost River Delta. Said letter is marked to be returned to sender due to Rosita's absence. There are also assorted references and connections to the Tiki Room throughout the Skipper Canteen. In the Falls family parlour is a chandelier with bird-shaped lights modelled after José, Pierre, Fritz and Michael. Books in the library include *Songs of the Tiki Bird* by Prof. Boag, *Crooning Flowers* by Sherman & Sherman, and *Tiki, Tiki, Tikis of the South Pacific* by B. Baker. Another book in the library is *A New Way to Manage Birds* by *I & Z Management Publications* which references Iago and Zazu who ran the Enchanted Tiki Room for a time. Two other books in the library are *Birds of Song* and *Rongo's Right* by Tiki Kiki Serbano, a Tiki Room affiliate from the Adventure Trading Company.
* **Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom**: Merlin and Emperor Kuzco attended the Tiki Room alongside Michael in this attraction after defeating Yzma. The room was featured on Merlin's map of Adventureland.
* **Trader Sam's**: These bars contain theming to the Enchanted Tiki Room. Sculptures from the attraction can be found throughout, and the bars also contain a drink called the, "Tiki Tiki Tiki Tiki Tiki Rum" and another called, "Rosita's Margherita", mentioning Sam's history with Rosita in the menus. Trees previously containing the heads of Sam's, "Family Tree" were changed to have the likeness of the main birds from the Tiki Room hanging from them.
	+ **Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar**: There is a post-card asking Sam on the location of Rosita.
	+ **Trader Sam's Grog Grotto**: A shell mobile modelled after the bird-mobile is hung in the bar with the name, "Rosita".

##### Film

* **Gnomeo & Juliette**: The theme-song for the attraction plays in this movie.
* **Jungle Cruise**: In this film, Nilo Nemolato has a pet white cockatoo named Rosita.

### Former attractions

#### Big Game Safari Shooting Gallery

* Part of the backdrop was a depiction of the Headhunter territory, complete with the canoe of skulls. Outside the gallery were the tribal masks which would be used for the headhunters themselves on the attraction. Many of the animals shot by guests were also animals featured in the Jungle Cruise.

#### Tahitian Terrace

* The menus identified the tree as being a *Disneyodendron*, the same taxa as the Swiss Family Treehouse's tree.

#### Tarzan's Treehouse

* This attraction replaced the *Swiss Family Treehouse*.
* The poster for the attraction is modelled after that of the Swiss Family Treehouse. Like its predecessor, this poster features a boat from the Jungle Cruise passing by the treehouse.
* The tree is a fictional species known as *Disneyodendron semperflorens grandis.* This is latin for "Large, always blooming Disney tree".
* Part of the base of the tree is made to resemble Jabba the Hutt from *Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi* (1983).
* Touching Sabor's illustration in the book will cause him to roar.
* The, "Mind thy head" sign is a tribute to Swiss Family Treehouse.
* A gramophone plays the Swisskapolka from Swiss Family Robinson as a tribute to the defunct Swiss Family Treehouse.
* A victrola plays *Trashin' the Camp* from Tarzan at the base of the tree.
* On a crate are a teapot and teacup made to resemble Mrs. Potts and Chip from *Beauty and the Beast* (1991). This is inspired by a similar cameo in the Tarzan movie.
* A removed feature of the attraction was a baby Indian elephant sitting at a waterfall. This elephant was Trader Sam's pet elephant, Ellie.

## Adventureland (Hong Kong Disneyland)

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## Adventureland (Magic Kingdom)

### A Pirate's Adventure: Treasures of the Seven Seas

* The King's Ransom mission takes its name from the line, "-and a king's ransom in gold" said by the Captain of the Wicked Wench in Pirates of the Caribbean.
* The attraction erroneously refers to Captain Barbossa as, "Captain J. Barbossa" while his first-name is actually Hector.
* A cabinet in Tia Dalma's area contains the skull of a platypus in a fedora, a medal from Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom, and a Kim Possible badge. These are references to different interactive Disney attractions: Agent P's World Showcase Adventure, Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom, and Kim Possible World Showcase Adventure.
* The Headhunters featured in the attraction come from the Jungle Cruise.
* Blackbeard's bottled ships are taken from the fourth Pirates of the Caribbean movie.
* The, "Pirates Be Warned" sign nearby the skulls is taken from a similar sign which appeared outside Port Royal in the films.
* The Treasure of the Pacific's head resembles the Khmer king Jayavarman VII as seen in the Jungle Cruise.

### Liki Tikis

* The Liki Tikis were designed by Marc Davis as photo-op tikis placed alongside the Jungle Cruise. They were later replaced with fibreglass replicas that sprayed cool water as their own attraction.
* The Liki Tikis used to be located along the Jungle Cruise.

### Magic Carpets of Aladdin

* The two giant golden camels are repurposed from an Aladdin parade float that ran in Disney's Hollywood Studios.
* The two giant camels will spit out water, with one spitting at guests on the ground while the other spits at guests on the attraction.
* Jewellery in the ground forms a hidden-Mickey.
* The design of Abu in the centre-piece is made to look as if he is doing back-flips, as a variation of the zoetrope optical-illusion.

### Swiss Family Treehouse

* The tree is a fictional species known as Disneyodendron eximus, meaning, "Out of the Ordinary Disney tree".
* Ropes form a, "Hidden Mickey".

#### Swiss Family Treehouse references in other attractions

* **Adventure Trading Company**: The trading company's, "Treehouse Jujus" were modelled after the Swiss family treehouse.
* **Jungle Cruise**: On his application form visible in the Amazon River Base, Felix Pechman XIII mentions having lived in the Swiss Family Treehouse around 1937/1938.
* **Skipper Canteen**: The Swiss Family Robinson is referenced with a book in the library titled *Treehouse Construction* by Mills which tributes William Robinson's actor John Mills and the Swiss Family Treehouse.

### Pirates of the Caribbean

* Pirates of the Caribbean was not originally intended to be an attraction in Walt Disney World due to the belief that Floridians being in vicinity to the Caribbean would not have an interest in the subgenera. Because of this, the same creative team planned a Frontierland attraction called, "Western Railroad Expedition" only for the combination of fan complaints and an economic issue, a rushed and shortened copy of Pirates of the Caribbean was created in Adventureland instead.

#### Queue

##### Exterior

* The queue is set within the Castillo del Morro (Spanish: Castle of the Hill), a fortress on the fictional Spanish colonized Caribbean island of Isla Tesoro (Spanish: Treasure Island), left ruined in the aftermath of the attraction; long after the pirates attacked the island and were cursed.
* The island's name of Isla Tesoro may be a reference to Robert Louis Stevenson's *Treasure Island* (1883).
* The sign for the Castillo Del Morro states the fortress' year of creation as being MDCXLIII AD, this being Latin numerals for the year 1643.
* Inspired by Juan from Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room, the exterior of the fortress used to have an audio-animatronic green pirate parrot called the Barker Bird to bring in guests. This parrot was later removed from the attraction.
* Both adjacent to the ride and around the Caribbean themed sections of Adventureland are various fountains with different names.
* There is a rock near the entrance which resembles a skull.

##### Interior

* Cannonballs and ruined architecture can be found throughout the queue, foreshadowing the pirate attack.
* One of the dungeons contains two skeletons playing chess, a vignette featured within the pirate's lair scene of Disneyland's Pirates of the Caribbean which is noticeably absent in the Magic Kingdom. According to rumour, the two prisoners are in stalemate (which was intended in the concept-art by Marc Davis but which is not consistently featured in the actual attraction).

#### Dead Man's Cove

* It is unknown if the pirate ship visible in the distance is the Black Pearl or the Wicked Wench.
* A removed effect from the beginning of this scene scene was a fake waterfall which had the face of Davy Jones appear on it and give ominous warnings, while forming a gateway between the load area and the grotto.
* For a time in the 2010s, mermaids were projected into the waters along the ship while the siren song, "Jolly Sailor Bold" played, and a bound mermaid skeleton was visible along the beach nearby a glass coffin. This was removed due to the inconsistency of success which the projected mermaid had.
* The name of the talking Jolly Roger is, "Captain X".

#### Isla Tesoro

* The pirate ship is known as, "The Wicked Wench", and bares some similarities to the historic Blackbeard's flag-ship *The Queen Anne's Revenge*. Blackbeard was originally featured as the captain of the Wicked Wench, before being replaced by Captain Barbossa from the films.
	+ In the continuity of the movies, the Wicked Wench was the name of the Black Pearl during its time as a merchant-ship and before it was burned by Lord Cutler Beckett. It is unknown how this continuity extends to the parks.
* Cannon-holes in the side of the fortress form a Hidden Mickey.
* The pirate with the hook and the pirate in the striped shirt playing the flute are dressed similarly to Captain Hook and Mister Smee from Peter Pan (1953).
* The auction scene originally portrayed a comedic depiction of human-trafficking, centring around a misogynistic gag of the auctioneer trying to sell off the an overweight woman whom disgusts the pirates, attempting to purchase a flirtatious enslaved woman. Due to the scene's body-shaming, misogyny, and references to sexual-assault this scene was altered albeit into a more confused scene of the auctioneer attempting to sell chickens.
* The pirate Redd bares similarities to historic Irish pirate Anne Bonny.
* The sign shot by pirates at the auction has the logo of the *East India Trading Company*, a historic British colonial company who are major recurring antagonists in the first three *Pirates of the Caribbean* films.
* The, "Pooped Pirate" was originally shown attempting to hunt down an undressed woman he referenced trying to sexually-assault, as she hid in fear in the barrel behind him. This was removed for obvious subject-matter reasons and originally replaced with a confused scene of him eating food while a cat popped up behind him. In the refurbishment which integrated elements from the films, this was replaced by the much more coherent scene of Jack Sparrow reading his map and stealing his key.
* The crest above the treasure-room has the name, "Marci Daviso", a tribute to Animator Marc Davis.
* The parrot accompanying Jack resembles Cotton's parrot from the films.
* Jack's chair is a prop from the 2003 Haunted Mansion movie.

#### Exit

* The moving walkway is made to have a peg-legged foot pattern on it.

#### Pirates of the Caribbean references in other attractions

* **Skipper Canteen**: In the library of the Skipper Canteen are books titled *Profiles of Legendary Pirates of the Caribbean* by Gibson and *Primates of the Caribbean* by Coats.
* **Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom**: At the beginning and end of the Jafar mission, Merlin can be seen in locations from the Pirates of the Caribbean ride.
* **Trader Sam's**: Both of Trader Sam's bars contain a bottle with the miniature Wicked Wench from Pirates of the Caribbean. When the drink, "Shipwreck on the Rocks" is ordered, it triggers an effect where the ship sinks in a storm within the bottle.

### Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom

#### Jafar

* At the beginning and end of this mission, Merlin can be seen in locations from the Pirates of the Caribbean ride.

#### Scar

* The beginning and end of this mission feature Merlin dressed as a Jungle Cruise skipper while riding one of the attraction's Jungle River Boats.

#### Yzma

* The beginning and end of this mission feature the Enchanted Tiki Room.

### Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room

* This iteration of the Enchanted Tiki Room was originally known as, "Tropical Serenade".

#### Waterfall

* Some of the sculptures around the waterfall depict the, "Tiki Gods" from the Disneyland version of the show.
* The god behind the waterfall is, "Citrikua", a deity not from mythology and who was created by Disney (with the name also not being possibly in Polynesian dialects). Citrikua's name is derived from, "Citrus" as the character was made to promote the *Florida Citrus Commission*.
* The toucans Clyde and Claude tell a story which details them travelling through different locations from the Jungle Cruise. They mention the lion pride, African bull elephant, monkeys, crocodiles and rock python.

#### Show

* José is voiced by Wally Boag (1920-2011), Fritz by Thurl Ravenscroft (1914-2005), Michael by Fulton Burley (1922-2007), and Pierre by Ernie Newton (1925-1996) while speaking, but are performed by Bill Lee (1916-1980) when singing.
* On the birdmobile, there is an empty space with the name, "Rosita" prompting José to ask, "Whatever happened to Rosita". This became a recurring in-joke in multiple attractions, leading to Rosita's physical appearances along the Jungle Cruise in the Tropical Hideaway, and as a character in the Jungle Cruise film.
* During, "Lets all sing like the birdies sing", three of the masters-of-ceremony do impressions of popular 20th century singers. José imitates Bing Crosby, Michael imitates Louis Armstrong, and Pierre imitates Maurice Chevalier
* The exit song is a rendition of, "Heigh Hoe" from *Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs* (1937).

#### Overlays

##### The Enchanted Tiki Room (Under New Management)

* This overlay was infamously hated and was only closed down when a fire broke out in the attraction, burning the Iago audio-animatronic.

###### Waterfall

* Clyde and Claude were replaced by Hollywood agent ducks, "William" and, "Morris", voiced by Don Rickles (1926-2016) and Phil Hartman (1948-1998). Their names were a Hollywood in-joke to the *William Morris Agency*.
* Amongst William and Morris' luggage stickers were those for the Casablanca Hotel, Egypt and Hollywood.
* William mentioned signing the Mighty Ducks from the Disney film of the same name while Morris mentioned being in the talks to sign with Donald Duck.

###### Show

* While Iago was voiced by his original actor, the late Gilbert Gottfried (1955-2022), Zazu was not voiced by his original actor Rowan Atkinson. Instead, Zazu was voiced by character-actor Michael Gough (1916-2011), best known for his roles in Hammer horror films of the 1960s, and recurring role as Alfred Pennyworth in the Tim Burton/Joel Schumacher Batman films of the 1980s-1990s.
* Like Citrikua, the goddess Uh-Oa is not from mythology and instead created for the attraction by Disney.

###### Under New Management references in other attractions

* **Skipper Canteen**: In the library is a book titled, "*A New Way to Manage Birds"* by *I & Z Management Publications*.
* **Trader Sam's**: These bars feature a drink named for Uh-Oa which cause a storm effect when ordered.
	+ **Trader Sam's Grog Grotto**: Uh-Oa's figure can be found within this bar. When her drink is ordered, the figure lights up and speaks.

#### Enchanted Tiki Room references

##### Attractions

* **Adventure Trading Company**: The Bird Juju mission had guests assisting Tiki Kiki Serbano in finding new talent for the Tiki Room in-return for a Bird Juju. In the Daily Gnus newspaper was a talent-spotlight by Lilikoi Humuhumunukunukuapuaa on the Tiki Room's singing flower, "Flora". The newspaper also had a missing post for Rosita, an audition call for The Bird Call and Tiki Room, an interview with José on the topic of Tarzan's Treehouse and advertisements for the Tiki Room.
* **Big Thunder Mountain Railroad**: A cage in the queue for Big Thunder Mountain Railroad in the Magic Kingdom contains a bird-cage labelled, "Rosita".
* **Disney's Polynesian Village Resort**: The tiki god sculptures from the attraction are scattered about this resort.
* **Magic of Disney Animation**: The Tiki Room appears on a poster for a Minnie Mouse film titled, "Mouse Pacific". Both Disneyland and the Magic Kingdom's Tiki Rooms are shown in a close vicinity to one-another.
* **Main Street, U.S.A.**: The design for the Tiki Room's Maui appears in Rolly Crump's window.
	+ **Main Street Cinema**: Two of the postings from the agency reference the operations of the Enchanted Tiki Room. One was, "Experienced Bird Trainer: To work with Macaws, Toucans, Cockatoos in new tropical musical comedy revue. Contact Jose, Enchanted Tiki Room" while the other was, "Tahitian Dancers: Polynesian dinner show coming soon! Auditions at Enchanted Tiki Room", the latter referencing the defunct *Tahitian Terrace*.
* **Mystic Manor**: The Polynesian arts room is a dark reimagining of the Tiki Room.
* **Professor Porter's Trading Post**: Various sculptures from the Tiki Room appear throughout Professor Porter's shop.
* **Skipper Canteen**: In the Mess Hall of the Skipper Canteen is a letter addressed to Rosita in the Tiki Room from the Lost River Delta. Said letter is marked to be returned to sender due to Rosita's absence. There are also assorted references and connections to the Tiki Room throughout the Skipper Canteen. In the Falls family parlour is a chandelier with bird-shaped lights modelled after José, Pierre, Fritz and Michael. Books in the library include *Songs of the Tiki Bird* by Prof. Boag, *Crooning Flowers* by Sherman & Sherman, and *Tiki, Tiki, Tikis of the South Pacific* by B. Baker. Another book in the library is *A New Way to Manage Birds* by *I & Z Management Publications* which references Iago and Zazu who ran the Enchanted Tiki Room for a time. Two other books in the library are *Birds of Song* and *Rongo's Right* by Tiki Kiki Serbano, a Tiki Room affiliate from the Adventure Trading Company.
* **Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom**: Merlin and Emperor Kuzco attended the Tiki Room alongside Michael in this attraction after defeating Yzma. The room was featured on Merlin's map of Adventureland.
* **Trader Sam's**: These bars contain theming to the Enchanted Tiki Room. Sculptures from the attraction can be found throughout, and the bars also contain a drink called the, "Tiki Tiki Tiki Tiki Tiki Rum" and another called, "Rosita's Margherita", mentioning Sam's history with Rosita in the menus. Trees previously containing the heads of Sam's, "Family Tree" were changed to have the likeness of the main birds from the Tiki Room hanging from them.
	+ **Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar**: There is a post-card asking Sam on the location of Rosita.
	+ **Trader Sam's Grog Grotto**: A shell mobile modelled after the bird-mobile is hung in the bar with the name, "Rosita".

##### Film

* **Gnomeo & Juliette**: The theme-song for the attraction plays in this movie.
* **Jungle Cruise**: In this film, Nilo Nemolato has a pet white cockatoo named Rosita.

## Adventureland (Tokyo Disneyland)

### The Enchanted Tiki Room: Stitch Presents Aloha e Komo Mai!

* Pinned in the queue is a photo of Stitch with a message from Lilo, asking for help in finding Stitch.
	+ The missing poster calling Stitch, "Lost" is likely a reference to Stitch referring to himself as such in the film.
* Stich's footprints in blue paint are visible throughout the queue, connected to how a can of blue paint is visible by the sign which he painted over. These footprints go across the walls and up the ceiling, and lead to a hole above the entrance to the Tiki Room which Stitch entered from.
* The hovercraft which Jumba gave Lilo and Stitch from the end of the film is crashed outside of the Enchanted Tiki Room.
* Lilo and Stitch's hardcover book of Hans Christian Andersen's, "The Ugly Duckling" from the film is located in Stitch's crashed ship.
* One of the luggage pieces in the crashed ship has a sticker of Stitch's face, and one of Lilo's Elvis Presley records on the inside.
* The centrepiece of the fountain has Tangaroa's likeness on it.

### Liki Tikis

* During holiday seasons, the tiki gods are given Santa hats and a sculpture of Stitch is put alongside them.

### Western River Railroad

* The hornbill passed by is from the Jungle Cruise.

## References

1. ↑ https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/videos/full-tour-adventureland-treehouse-at-night-disneyland-resort/
2. ↑ https://www.micechat.com/338868-breaking-news-disneylands-new-adventureland-treehouse-revealed/disneyland-adventureland-treehouse-boys-room-books/
3. ↑ https://www.endorexpress.net/movies-tv-shows/disney-movies/d23-disney/2013/08/adventure-trading-company/
4. ↑ https://www.endorexpress.net/movies-tv-shows/indiana-jones/2014/08/adventure-trading-company-2-0/
5. ↑ https://insidethemagic.net/2020/09/easter-eggs-indiana-jones-al1/
6. ↑ https://www.endorexpress.net/parks/disneyparks/disneyland-disneyland/2011/11/trader-sams-enchanted-tiki-bar/
7. ↑ https://www.instagram.com/p/B5\_NNB9A0Zc/
8. ↑ https://duchessofdisneyland.com/park-history/jabba-the-hutt-tree/
9. ↑ https://findmickeys.com/hidden-mickeys/walt-disney-world-resort/magic-kingdom/2020/03/13/swiss-family-treehouse-hidden-mickey
10. ↑ https://www.mousesteps.com/2021/08/29/jungle-cruise-changes-now-complete-at-magic-kingdom-photos-video/
11. ↑ https://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2021/10/10/the-pirates-of-the-caribbean-detail-youve-probably-walked-past-100-times-in-disney-world/
12. ↑ http://www.thefloridaproject.com/blog/pirates-of-the-caribbean-chess-stalemate-rumor/