List of Secrets and Easter Eggs in Adventureland services

A compendium of easter-eggs and trivia pertaining to shopping and dining-services themed to, or themed adjacent to the Jungle Cruise within Adventureland such as the Skipper Canteen and Tropical Hideaway.

## Disneyland

### Adventureland Bazaar

* The Adventureland Bazaar is implied to be located in the kingdom of Agrabah from *Aladdin* (1992).
* The market resembles a similar marketplace from the film *Casablanca* (1942), a film which imagineer Harper Goff was set-designer for.
* In a window is an advertisement for, "Oriental Tattooing by Prof. Harper Goff" and, "Banjo lessons" as a tribute to Jungle Cruise/Adventureland imagineer Harper Goff who among other things, could play banjo.
	+ A fictionalized Harper Goff/H. Goff is often identified as working for the *Jungle Navigation Company*.
* One of the racks in the store has a weathervane adorned with one of the Jungle Cruise's boats atop it.
* The "Rajah's Mint" penny-crusher is modelled after the Hindu deity Genesha.
	+ Genesha has also been depicted as a statue in the Jungle Cruise.
* Within the bazaar is the coin-operated, "Aladdin's Other Lamp", which contains Harry, the Genie of the Other Lamp.
	+ Harry can be heard bickering with his wife on the inside of the lamp. He can also be heard having a fake accent which he uses with customers.
	+ The genie advertises Bengal Barbecue's, "Rhino on a stick" meal at the Bengal Barbecue and states that the restaurant pays him a percentage.
	+ One of the genie's prophecies foretold guests going on an adventure with Indiana Jones in the *Temple of the Forbidden Eye.*
	+ Another of the genie's prophecies foretells guests, "Cruising the rivers of the world" referencing the Jungle Cruise and Rivers of Adventure.
	+ Harry will advertise a business called *Ahmed's Garage*.

#### Adventureland Bazaar references in other attractions

* **Adventure Trading Company**: In *The Daily Gnus* were advertisements for the bazaar which read, "*Adventureland Bazaar for all your shopping needs, From everyday to the bizarre*". The bazaar was also featured on a maraglyph map of Adventureland. Advertisements for banjo lessons from Goff at, "Dock 54" were posted in both *The Bird Call* magazine and The Daily Gnus newspaper.
* **Skipper Canteen**: In the canteen's library is a book by James Q. Treeface called, "The Strange Bazaar". There are also two books by Goff in the Skipper Canteen's library, one of which is, "*Banjos and Baboons*".
* **Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar**: In Sam's bar is a mounted banjo reading, "Banjo lessons contact H. Goff; dock 54".
* **Tropical Hideaway**: The bazaar is referenced by Rosita who jokes the area is, "*Bizarre*".

### Bengal Barbecue

* In the restaurant's woodwork are the three wise monkeys who represent, "See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil".
* In the restaurant is a letter addressed to one Chris Matines at 1313 S. Harbor Boulevard in Anaheim, California. This is a reference to Disneyland's address being 1313 Disneyland Drive in Anaheim, California.
* A photograph on the wall depicts the characters Charlie Allnut and Rose Sayer from the 1951 Non-Disney adventure-film *The African Queen* which Harper Goff used as inspiration for the Jungle Cruise, and which decades later was used as an influence for the Jungle Cruise film. The photograph depicts the two aboard the Jungle Cruise boat, "Zambezi Miss", cruising past the African veldt and Disneyland's original Trapped Safari. In their possession is a small portrait of *Jungle Navigation Company* founder Dr. Albert Falls, and a plushy of Albert the Monkey from Mystic Manor.
* Another photograph depicts Schweitzer Falls from the Jungle Cruise.
* Within Bengal Barbecue is the British shrunken head/witch doctor, Colonel Nedley Lostmore AKA, "Shrunken Ned". When activated, he will give prescriptions for his paying patients. Ned was first mentioned as the unseen namesake of the Magic Kingdom's *Shrunken Ned's Junior Jungle Boats*, and has his machine originally located at Disneyland's *South Seas Traders*.
	+ Shrunken Ned is one of three fortune-teller machines in Disneyland. The others are the Great Esmeralda at the Main Street Penny Arcade and Fortune Red in New Orleans Square.
* On a shelf is a photograph of Prof. R. Blauerhimmel from Mystic Manor. Nearby, is a miniature of the 1899 portrait depicting the *Society of Explorers and Adventurers* in the Hotel Hightower, a portrait referencing Tower of Terror but which originates from Mystic Manor.
	+ The professor was modelled after imagineer Rob't Coltrin and has a name which is German for "Blue Sky", a term used in Imagineering to mean, "No limits".

#### Bengal Barbecue references in other attractions

* **Adventureland Bazaar**: The Genie of the Other Lamp will advertise Bengal Barbecue's rhino on a stick, and mention them paying him.
* **Adventure Trading Company**: Bengal Barbecue was part of this attraction, connected to acquiring the Snake Juju.

### Tropical Hideaway

* In the ground-work of the restaurant is a mosaic depicting the Magic Carpet from *Aladdin* (1992). This is a remnant of the defunct restaurant, Aladdin's Oasis which pre-dated the Tropical Hideaway.
	+ Aladdin and the Tiki Room also have a shared continuity due to *The Enchanted Tiki Room (Under New Management)*.
* The marketplace area of the Tropical Hideaway has various references to Aladdin (1992) in tribute to the defunct Aladdin's Oasis. Namely, the market is selling "Exotic Lamps" and, "Magic Carpets" in brass and silk.
* The stand, "Dole Whip, I Presume" is a reference to the words, "Dr. Livingstone, I Presume" affiliated with colonial explorer Sir Morton Stanley finding the lost physician David Livingstone in the Congo. The name may also be in reference to defunct Adventureland dining-service, "Sunkist, I presume".
* Bird-houses for the different bird characters from Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room are visible.
* One of the walls is decorated with oars commemorating the voyages of different members of the *Society of Explorers and Adventurers*, a secret-society of colonial aristocrats which is referenced throughout Disney Parks. This includes:
	+ C. Falco, Zambezi River, 1831
		- References Camellia Falco from *Soaring: Fantastic Flight*.
		- The Tropical Hideaway was the first reference to Camellia Falco.
	+ B.T. Bullion, Colorado River, 1870
		- References Barnabas T. Bullion from *Big Thunder Mountain Railroad*.
	+ J. Chandler, Elaho River, 1882
		- References Jason Chandler from *Discovery Bay*.
		- Oar is filled with bullet-holes.
	+ H. Mystic, Ganges River, 1874
		- References Lord Henry Mystic from *Mystic Manor*.
	+ S. Shio, Amazon River, 1910
		- References Sango Shio from the *Skipper Canteen*.
		- Has small bite-marks in their oar, implying an attack from (fictionalized) piranhas.
	+ H. Hightower, Yangtze River, 1872
		- References Harrison Hightower III from *Tower of Terror*.
		- Has scratch marks, implying an attack from a clawed animal such as a tiger or leopard.
	+ Dr. J.L. Baterista, Congo River, 1906
		- References Dr. J.L. Baterista from *Mystic Manor*.
	+ Dr. A. Falls, Mbei River, 1903
		- References Dr. Albert Falls from the *Jungle Cruise*.
	+ Prof. R. Blauerhimmel, Ucayali River, 1904
		- References Prof. R. Blauerhimmel from *Mystic Manor*.
	+ M. Oceaneer, Orinoco River, 1899
		- References Captain Mary Oceaneer of *Oceaneer Labs* and *Typhoon Lagoon*.
		- Has arrows stuck in her oar, implying she was attacked by Indigenous people of South America while impeding on their land.
	+ M.A. Pleasure, Kissimmee River, 1900
		- References Merriweather Adam Pleasure from *Pleasure Island*.
		- Has the skull of an alligator, biting onto the oar.
	+ Chef Tandaji, Irawaddy River, 1913
		- References Chief Tandaji from the Skipper Canteen.

* Along the waters, there is a mailbox for the, "Jungle River Post Office". Amongst the cargo are boxes of Dole produce, referencing the attraction's sponsor, and a parcel addressed to José from Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room.

#### Menus

* The ice-cream item, "The Twisted Ambush" is named as a reference to the since removed Headhunter Tribe who ambushed guests of the Jungle Cruise with spears. The name is likely in reference to how the item looks like it is impaled with various spears, similar to those used by the tribe's warriors.

#### Rosita

* Rosita originates from being an unseen character, referenced in Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room where the bird-mobile has a missing spot on it with her name, prompting José to state, "I wonder what happened to Rosita…". Since then, Rosita's absence and whereabouts became a recurring joke in attractions such as the Skipper Canteen, *Trader Sam's* bars, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, and Jungle Cruise film in-which she is the pet of antagonist Nilo Nemolato. The Tropical Hideaway marks Rosita's first physical appearance.
* The tikis in Rosita's possession resemble tikis from Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room.
* Rosita has a cane and hat in the tropical hideaway which reference the Tiki Room character of Juan the Barker Bird, the cousin of José who used to appear outside of the Tiki Room.
* Rosita makes various references in her audio loop:
	+ Rosita jokes about Disney child-star/singer/actress Annette Funicello (1942-2013) and her song *Pineapple Princess*, saying she feels like a "Pineapple Princess perched on *a net*".
	+ Rosita will whistle songs from the Enchanted Tiki Room and reference the attraction's characters.
	+ Rosita states that the location across from the Tropical Hideaway is, "Bizarre", as an allusion to the Adventureland Bazaar.
	+ Rosita will make statements that the location predating the Tropical Hideaway was, "A real oasis", alluding to the defunct Aladdin's Oasis restaurant.

#### Tropical Hideaway references in other attractions

* **Jungle Cruise**: Within the boathouse of the Jungle Cruise, a map created by Dr. Albert Falls in the 19th century identifies the region as an, "Unidentified Tributary". At the end of the Jungle Cruise, there is an advertisement for the hideaway. This reads, "Don't forget to stop at the TROPICAL HIDEAWAY Cuisine for the curious lowest prices best selection guaranteed. All items guaranteed delicious, EVERYONE WELCOME".

### Tropical Imports

* In the 2020s, a stroller symbol was added overtop the shop's entryway.
* Prior to the 2020s, the message on the side of the market read, "MARKET; FRESH FRUIT PROVISIONS ~ DRINKS IMPORTED SNACKS" though this was later changed to, "Please, deposit all prams, buggies, strollers and perambulators inside. *The Jungle Navigation Company*".
* While not stated within Tropical Imports itself, audio in the Jungle Cruise has revealed that the shop's proprietor is Jungle Cruise character, "Trader Sam". Similarly, the Adventure Trading Company revealed the name of an employee named Louie Majors.
	+ Employee Louie Majors' name might be an allusion to actor Louie Prima who voiced King Louie in *The Jungle Book* (1967).
* One of the monkey drummer tikis from Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room sits atop the building.
* The glass elephant in a crate atop the shop comes from Disneyland Paris' Penny Arcade and has the name, "Penny the elephant", established by a crypt in the Haunted Mansion.
	+ This elephant is illuminated green with red eyes during the Halloween season.
* There is a crate atop Tropical Imports addressed to Delhi, India coming from the Lost Delta, being sent by Indiana Jones to British Colonial Affairs.

#### Tropical Imports references in other attractions

* **Adventure Trading Company**: Tropical Imports was a location in this attraction.
* **Jungle Cruise**: Tropical Imports is depicted on Dr. Albert Falls' map of Adventureland with the annotation, "*Last chance for provisions: local vendors, open all season, good prices*". Nigel Greenwater's removed spiel identified the shop as being run by Trader Sam and receiving a new shipment of quinine. There used to be a mural at the end of the Jungle Cruise with the message, "*Don't forget to stop Tropical Imports curios for the curious lowest prices best selection all items guaranteed authentic English spoken*".
	+ **Jungle River Cruise: Curse of the Emerald Trinity**: There was an advertisement for Tropical Imports in the Daily Colonial Journal.
* **Skipper Canteen**: The shop is photographed on the front-page of the Daily Gnus paper framed in this restaurant's restrooms.

## Hong Kong Disneyland

### Professor Porter's Trading Post

* This attraction is themed to being run by Professor Archimedes Q. Porter from Tarzan, identified as the shop's, "Proprietor and Chief Scientist".
* Various tikis depicting characters (namely the deities) of Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room appear throughout the store's interior.

### Tahitian Terrace

* The Tiki Gods from Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room are visible around the patio.

## Magic Kingdom

### Skipper Canteen

* The Skipper Canteen's intended jungle setting is currently unknown.
* This attraction introduced the character of Alberta Falls and the Falls family, taking their name from joke character Dr. Albert Falls.
	+ While Alberta's name is made to resemble that of Albert and Albert Jr.'s, it is also a play on the real-life Alberta Falls in Colorado.
	+ Also in the family is Victoria Marie Falls, whose name is a play on *Victoria Falls* on the Zambezi River. Her middle-name may be a tribute to Lillian Marie Disney (1899-1997).
	+ Alberta's mother Sneh Falls's name is seemingly a joke to make her name sound like, "Sniffles".

#### Menus

* The crocodile depicted in the art resembles the Caterpillar's smoke crocodile from *Alice in Wonderland* (1951). The monkeys resemble the Bandar-log from *The Jungle Book* (1967).
* Some meal items contain references to other attractions and Disney properties.
	+ The *Kungaloosh* takes its name from the greeting and club drink of the defunct *Adventurers Club* of Downtown Disney's *Pleasure Island*.
	+ Shiriki Noodle Salad's name is a reference to the fictitious African deity Shiriki Utundu from Tokyo DisneySea's *Tower of Terror*. The description for the item describes it as having been served in the attraction's setting, the Hotel Hightower, on New Year's Eve in 1899, the night the hotel became haunted/cursed.
	+ Perkins Thai Noodles is named for Pamelia Perkins from the aforementioned Adventurers Club, and is mentioned in the description for having it be her favourite food.
* "Skipper Dan's Dan Dan Noodles" is named for, "Skipper Dan" a song by "Weird Al" Yancovic about a failed comedian who wound up in the dead-end job of a Disneyland skipper aboard the Jungle Cruise. The song also criticizes the Jungle Cruise's strict script of dated jokes which no longer allow for skippers to improvise comedy or make more relevant humour.
* The illustrations of the menu depict different classic Jungle Cruise characters:
	+ There were illustrations of Chief Nah-mee in the menu for the Skipper Canteen. He is shown holding jewellery rather than shrunken heads, similar to his appearance in *Jungle Cruise: Wildlife Expeditions*.
	+ The Magic Kingdom's original trapped safari was depicted.
* The backs of the menus have a list of the Jungle Cruise's boats.
* A hidden Mickey appears on the illustration of the updated Trapped Safari.
* The names of different meal-items reference different Jungle Cruise characters, items and locations:
	+ "*"Tastes like chicken" Because it is!"* is a reference to Skipper Doug from the Magic Kingdom's Jungle Cruise.
	+ Skip's Beefy Baked Pasta is named for recurring Jungle Cruise character Skip Dockmonkey who originates from the *Adventure Trading Company* event.
	+ *Ginger's "Croc" of Hot-and-Sour Soup* described as containing, "Ginger (not the crocodile)" references the crocodile Ginger.
	+ Falls Family Falafel references the Falls family which founded the JNC.
	+ Orinoco Ida’s Cachapas, Sankuru Sadie’s Seafood Stew, Congo Connie’s Coconut-Curry Concoction and Irrawaddy Irma’s Hanger Steak are named for Jungle Cruise boats.
	+ Smiley’s Little ‘Croc’ of Chicken Soup is named for eitherthe crocodile, Ol' Smiley or Mister Smiley.
	+ Chef Tandaji’s Crispy Chicken is named for Chef Tandaji, a S.E.A. member original to the Skipper Canteen.
	+ Bertha's Banh Bong Lan Cake is a reference to the elephant, "Big Bertha".
	+ Schweitzer Slush references Schweitzer Falls while Dr. Falls’ Signature Grilled Steak references its namesake, Dr. Albert Falls.
	+ Trader Lamb is named for Trader Sam, as is the removed, "Trader Sam's Head-On Shrimp", the latter of which referenced the character's shrunken heads.

#### Falls Family Parlour

* Woodwork throughout the parlour depicts animals from the Jungle Cruise attraction such as the temple macaques, rhino and hyenas.
* The original portrait of Falls in the Skipper Canteen depicted a real-world New Jersey state governor.
* Chandeliers in the parlour has sculptures of four birds, made to resemble the, "Master of Ceremony" birds José, Fritz, Michael and Pierre from *Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room*.
* The portrait of Alberta Falls depicts her outside of *Inspiration Falls*, a waterfall in the Amazon rainforest from the Jungle Cruise attraction. The 2021 update of the attraction retroactively revealed this painting to have been made by Alberta's friend Rosa Soto Dominguez, who was added to the Jungle Cruise in said update.
* The portrait of Dr. Albert Falls along Schweitzer Falls is signed by Joseph Warren in 1911. This is a tribute to Disney artist Joe Warren, while 1911 is likely chosen due to it being the year imagineer Harper Goff was born. The boat which Falls pilots has the original red/white canopy of the jungle cruise boats.
* The miniature boat on the mantle is the *Molopo Marie*, the Falls family's jungle river boat.
	+ The Marie's name might be a tribute to Lillian Marie Disney, the real-world wife and widow of Walt Disney.
	+ The miniature of the *Molopo Marie* in the Skipper Canteen is sometimes interpreted as a tribute to the defunct attraction *Shrunken Ned's Junior Jungle Boats*.
* A trophy-case contains the awards of various skippers. Amongst these are 1936 trophy for "Announcer of the Year" made out to Nigel Greenwater, a since-removed Jungle Cruise character.

#### Library

* The library contains various books referencing the Jungle Cruise and other Disney attractions. For the assembled list, see *Authors of the Skipper Canteen*.

#### Mess Hall

* The characters of Shrunken Ned, Nigel Greenwater, and *Journey Into Imagination* character, "The Dreamfinder" can be overheard, attending the Skipper Canteen.
* Along the second floor, there are offices for JNC employees Skipper Marc of *Animal Biological Studies*, Skipper Harper of *Cartography* and Skipper Bill of *Plant Studies*. These are tributes to animator Marc Davis (1913-2000) who designed many characters and tableaus for the Jungle Cruise, artist Harper Goff (1911-1993) who developed much of the original attraction, and horticulturist Bill Evans (1910-2002) who designed the ride's faux jungle.
* The bulletin board contains various easter-eggs.
	+ Various jujus from the *Adventure Trading Company* event are hung up.
	+ There is a letter addressed to the Enchanted Tiki Room coming from the Lost River Delta, Tokyo DisneySea's counterpart to Adventureland. The letter is addressed to Rosita but is marked to be returned
	+ Cut up on the wall are jungle themed, "Merry Menagerie" comic-strips with Walt Disney's signature.
	+ A sheet of Jungle Navigation Company paper reads, "*Boat for Sale -Gently used -All white -Carved swan on bow Contact Merry Time Traders for more information*". This is a reference to the defunct *Plaza Swan Boats*.
	+ A sheet of paper promotes the Jingle Cruise to JNC employees, offering a Trader Sam while prohibiting Sam to bring food as a reference to his cannibalism. There is also a card offering the Jingle Cruise for potential passengers.
	+ In the mess hall of the Skipper Canteen is a locked bulletin board with a key inside. On the key is a note from Skip which reads, "I'm putting the spare key for the notice board cabinet here for safe keeping- Skip"
	+ One of Shrunken Ned's diagnosis cards is on the wall.
	+ In a repurposed joke from the Jungle Cruise, a posting attempts to sell off, "Kittens" which are actually implied to be tigers.
* A shelf has Christmas decorations stored on it as a reference to the Jingle Cruise.
* There is a barrel labelled as containing, "The Backside of Water", referencing Schweitzer Falls. The barrel is addressed to one Prof. Marley at Marshall College, Marley being a tribute to former skipper Dr. David Marley while Marshall College is a location from the Indiana Jones franchise, being the college of Indiana Jones and Marcus Brody.
* In the, "Lost and Unfound" is a toolbox belonging to, "J. Lindsey" with warning that it may contain a live snake. This is a reference to fictional aviator Jock Lindsey and his pet Reggie from the film *Raiders of the Lost Ark* (1981).
* Also in the Lost and Unfound is a pith helmet with a blow-dart in it.
* Decorating the walls are the, ""Dr. Albert Falls Memorial Award for Jungle Excellence".
	+ One of the characters listed is, "Skipper Kevin", a frequently referenced Skipper who tributes artist Kevin Kidney. Another referenced is, "Skipper Brian" who is referenced in decor of the Jingle Cruise.
* Framed on the wall are the *Adventureland Chamber of Commerce*'s businessman of the year award for Dr. Albert Falls and business~~man~~woman of the year award for Alberta Falls.

### Restrooms

* Framed on the wall is the Daily Gnus newspaper from the Adventure Trading Company.

#### S.E.A. Meeting Hall

* The entrance to the hall is through a bookshelf, near a tilted copy of Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book (1894), implying said book activates the secret passageway.
* The display case contains the S.E.A. fezzes of various S.E.A. members including Lord Henry Mystic, Albert the Monkey, Merriweather Adam Pleasure, Chef Tandaji, Sango Sio, and Luana Teixeira.
	+ Tandaji's fez is white/leopard print rather than red.
* A portrait depicts a young Dr. Albert Falls' "Discovery" of the Khmer ruins from the Magic Kingdom version of the Jungle Cruise. Featured in the art are the rock python and original S.E.A. member, Luana Teixeira taking a daguerreotype photograph.
* Framed on the wall is the June 5, 1888 certificate for Falls' discovery of the temple, signed by senior S.E.A. member Sango Shio.
* An August 12, 1891 certificate signed by Luana Teixeira certified Falls' colonial, "Discovery" of Schweitzer Falls:
	+ The Adventure Trading Company stated that Dr. Albert Falls discovered Schweitzer Falls in 1903 while the Skipper Canteen states he did so in 1891.
* A certificate from the August 19 of 1921 signed by Captain Mary Oceaneer awards Dr. Albert Falls with the, " *Hightower Spirit of Adventure Award*". Harrison Hightower III is a villainous colonial-explorer/robber baron from the attraction Tower of Terror.
	+ "Spirit of Adventure" may be a reference to the villainous explorer Charles Muntz from the film *Up* (2009).
* The "Legendary Flying Beasts of the Mekong Legendary Flying Beasts of the Mekong river and the surrounding territories" map is made by Captain Brieux from *The Island at the Top of the World* (1974) and Jason Chandler from Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, as both were planned to be part of Disneyland's unmade, steampunk themed, "Discovery Bay" expansion. The map contains assorted details:
	+ The map is identified as having been made from Brieux's airship The Hyperion, an illustration of-which is featured.
	+ The Greek wind god Boreas is illustrated on the map, possibly inspired by the god's appearance in Fantasia (1940).
	+ A dragon illustration over the Bay of Bengal depicts Maleficent's dragon form from Sleeping Beauty (1959).
	+ There is a Pheonix illustration on the map. This might be a reference to Tokyo DisneySea's *BraviSEAmo!* show, or possibly to the Firebird from Fantasia 2000 (1999).
	+ The crest on the map depicts the tribal mask from Walt Disney World's Jungle Cruise, and the figureheads of the Plaza Swan Boats.

* The map, "Legendary Beasts of the Mediterranean" is created by Captain Mary Oceaneer, a character affiliated with Oceaneer Labs on the Disney Cruise Line, and Miss Adventure Falls in Typhoon Lagoon. Her map also features various easter-eggs:
	+ The, "Kimballum Horriblus" sea-serpent is modelled after the sea-serpent from defunct EPCOT attraction, *World of Motion*. The name of the serpent is a tribute to imagineer Ward Kimball.
	+ The Giant Squid can be seen sinking the Nautilus submarine in reference to *Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas*, whose 1954 film adaptation featured various crew-members connected to the Jungle Cruise with the squid having even been planned to appear in the attraction at one point.
	+ The Crocker Fish is modelled after, "The Living Straits" from Sindbad's Seven Voyages, albeit in the creature's original angered iteration.

#### Skipper Canteen references in other attractions

* **Jungle Cruise**: Annotated over the East marker of the compass on Frank Wolff's map of Adventureland are the words, "To the Skipper Canteen". During the 2021 refurbishment, Alberta Falls' portrait from the Skipper Canteen was added to the queue, connected to the history of new character Rosa Soto Dominguez. Skipper Missy makes multiple references to the Skipper Canteen over the Global Broadcasting Service, such as them hosting the Offscreen Society's annual talent-show, while another states the canteen is looking for a new kitchen crew. Hung up in the Jungle Cruise's queue, is a 1938, "Skipper of the Year" award for, "Canteen Crew" member, Richard Reyes.

### Sunshine Tree Terrace

* The Sunshine Tree Terrace and Orange Bird were created to promote the Florida Citrus Commission. Animated shorts were created starring the Orange Bird with singer Anita Bryant as further promotions. This sponsorship was cut in 1987 and the Orange Bird would have less appearances as a result. The bird however saw a resurgence in popularity in 2014 at Tokyo Disneyland, leading to reintegration in American parks.
* Over the years, it has switched locations with a similar dining-service called *Aloha Isle*, adjacent to the Enchanted Tiki Room.
* The Orange Bird is perched on a wooden crate of oranges on a shelf behind the counter. The sticker shows artwork of the Orange Bird perched on the titular Sunshine Tree (an orange tree), and which states the oranges are grown and packed by WED Enterprises of Lake Buena Vista, Florida; WED standing for Walter Elias Disney and being the division of the Walt Disney Company which presides over the parks.
* There is a mural of the Orange Bird on the side of the building.
* The poster shows the Orange Bird flying over the Enchanted Tiki Room.

#### Sunshine Tree Terrace references in other attractions

* **Disney's Hollywood Hotel**: The Orange Bird made a cameo on a poster for the film, "Mouse Pacific".
* **Disney Springs**: There are several allusions to the Orange Bird in the history and local-lore of Disney Springs, Florida. There is a mural from the 1960s depicting the Orange Bird in an ad for citrus, a plate from the 1960s for, "Orange Bird Brand" citrus, and a figure of the bird in the shop *Twenty-Eight and Main*.
* **Magic of Disney Animation**: The Orange Bird made a cameo on a poster for the film, "Mouse Pacific" in Minnie Mouse's dressing-room. The bird appeared flying overtop of the Enchanted Tiki Room and was listed as a cast-member in the credits.
* **Skipper Canteen**: Within the library of the Skipper Canteen is a book with the title *Native Orange Birds of the Southeastern United States* by Dr. Sid Truss.
* **Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar**: On a shelf in this bar is a plastic figure of the Orange Bird in the possession of Trader Sam. Attached is a note from Sam explaining, "I traded for this because I thought it had *a ppeal*".
* **Trader Sam's Grog Grotto**: There is a smaller figurine of the Orange Bird in this bar.

## Tokyo Disneyland

### Adventureland Bazaar

* There is a mural of Shere Khan from the Jungle Book on the upper level and a mosaic of Kaa from the same story wrapping around the fountain outside of the bazaar's entrance.

### Skipper's Galley

* According to local-legend, the galley was opened by a skipper who learned they were skilled in culinary arts.

### Squeezer's Tropical Juice Bar

* In the backstory of this attraction, Squeezer is a snake who loved squeezing fruits into juice.
* The character of Squeezer the snake resembles Kaa from the Jungle Book.

## References

1. ↑ http://findingmickey.squarespace.com/disneyland-windows/single-gallery/1674029
2. ↑ https://touringplans.com/blog/s6\_pressedcoins\_disneyland/
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5. ↑ https://www.instagram.com/p/CZp5\_ppPI-N/
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11. ↑ https://wdwnt.com/2023/10/photos-jungle-navigation-co-ltd-skipper-canteen-menu-folder-updated-to-reflect-new-ride-story/
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14. ↑ https://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2015/12/16/full-review-the-new-jungle-navigation-co-ltd-skipper-canteen-in-disney-worlds-adventureland/
15. ↑ https://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2015/12/13/first-look-jungle-navigation-co-ltd-skipper-canteen-restaurant-in-disney-world-yep-the-jungle-cruise-restaurant/
16. ↑ http://www.mainstgazette.com/2016/05/lost-and-unfound.html
17. ↑ http://www.mainstgazette.com/2016/05/the-daily-gnus.html
18. ↑ https://jungleskipper.com/sea/members/dr-albert-falls#&gid=1&pid=certificate-of-offical-discovery-cambodian-shrine-dr-albert-falls-a1
19. ↑ http://www.omniluxe.net/wyw/stt2.htm