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WDWOPS-11-21374 DAK JAN GM RV.Indd 2 12/2/11 2:51 PM LEGE Guest Amenities Oasis Africa Asia DinoLand U.S.A.® Restrooms First Aid Presented by ATTRACTIONS Florida Hospital ATTRACTION ATTRACTIONS 11 ATTRACTIONS Guest Relations 1 The Oasis Exhibits 6 Kilimanjaro Safaris® 12 Flights of Wonder 16 The Boneyard® A play maze built around fun dinosaur Look out for the giant anteater, exotic boar, An open-air safari vehicle takes you Get out of the sun, have a seat and watch SAFARI AREA Africa Rafiki’s Planet Watch 10 fossils. You can even dig up some wooly mammoth bones! ATMs muntjac and many, many more amazing on an exciting expedition through an African- amazing birds enthrall you with incredible Presented by CHASE 17 Fossil Fun Games Dino-rific carnival-style games. animals. style savanna, where giraffes, gazelles, flights and humorous natural behaviors. AEDAutomated External elephants, rhinos and lions roam freely. AED Defibrillators 18 Finding Nemo—The Musical DINING 13 Maharajah Jungle Trek® Designated smoking area 7 Pangani Forest Exploration Trail® “Sea” this exciting, original stage show that brings A Rainforest Cafe® B L D $$ Wander through the ruins of an ancient 8 Discover birds, fish, magnificent troupes Wild ● Baby Care Center A Wild Place to Shop and Eat®. Disney Pixar’s “Finding Nemo” to life right before your of gorillas, an underwater hippo viewing area palace inhabited by exotic animals, including Locker rentals Note: Entrances both inside and outside the Park. giant fruit bats, birds, Komodo dragons Africa Trek 9 eyes by merging puppetry with live performances! and more on this walking tour. A privately guided African Kodak® “PictureSpot” and tigers! 19 Primeval Whirl® wildlife expedition! Requires a Disney's PhotoPass® AED This spinning coaster sends you through curves, hills, DINING 14 Kali River Rapids® 7 Service separately priced ticket. Asia drops…and dinosaur jaws! Height requirement Prepare to get soaked as you go whitewater Disney Vacation Club ® H Dawa Bar $ For details or to book, visit 48"/122cm. Discovery Island ® rafting down the turbulent waters of the Guest Relations or call Information Center 6 I Tusker House Restaurant D $$ Chakranadi River. Height requirement 38"/97cm. 407-WDW-TOUR Pin Trading location All-you-care-to-enjoy carved meats, salads and 8 ATTRACTIONS (939-8687). Stroller and AED desserts—all with an African touch. 15 Expedition Everest—Legend of the K AED Wheelchair rentals 2 It’s Tough to be a Bug!® AED J Donald's Safari Breakfast and Lunch at Forbidden Mountain® 3D show housed in the root system 13 Disney FASTPASS® Tusker House Restaurant B L $$ Board a high-speed train and zip through the AED of the Tree of Life. Features Flik and Hopper, I Subject to availability All-you-care-to-enjoy breakfast and lunch buffet misty unknown. But beware of the fierce Yeti AED inspired by Disney●Pixar’s "A Bug’s Life." Some (a.k.a., The Abominable Snowman). Height AED T Tips and Show Times creepy-crawly moments in the dark. with Donald & friends. requirement 44"/112cm. L 12 AED Attractions Info J Kusafiri Coffee Shop & Bakery S $ H 3 Discovery Island® Trails O 14 Character Greetings Stroll around the Tree of Life and discover a K S DINING M Harambe Fruit Market $ N AED May be frightening landscape full of creatures like Galapagos M Mickey’s 15 for children L Tamu Tamu Refreshments B L D S $ Mr. Kamal's L D $ Chicken wings. tortoises, African crested porcupines, lemurs Jammin’ Jungle P Physical considerations and cotton-top tamarins! Sandwiches and salads. N Upcountry S $ Margaritas, daiquiris and See reverse side frozen beverages. Parade Minimum height DINING See parade route on map. requirement O Yak & Yeti Restaurant L D $$ Pan-Asian 3 Rider switch available B Safari Coffee S $ D Rafiki’s Planet Watch® cuisine, including honey chicken, miso salmon and May remain in C Flame Tree Barbecue L D $ Freshly smoked tempura shrimp. AED Discovery Island wheelchair/ECV barbecue ribs, chicken and freshly tossed salads. Yak & Yeti Local Food Cafes L D S $ Honey ATTRACTIONS 2 DISCOVERY RIVER Must transfer from D chicken, orange beef, mandarin chicken salad, E wheelchair/ECV Beastly Kiosk L D $ Corn dogs. 8 Wildlife Express Train sweet-and-sour chicken. C Must transfer to standard E Pizzafari B L D $ Pizzas, salads and sandwiches, Nonstop rustic express train to Rafiki’s Planet wheelchair plus breakfast favorites and unique specialities. Watch. After exploring, reboard for P Anandapur Ice Cream Truck S $ AED T Must transfer to standard a trip straight back to Africa. Trains leave Ice cream treats. 18 wheelchair, and then to every 5–7 minutes. ride vehicle B 9 See amazing cotton-top AED 16 Reflective Captioning Habitat Habit! R ND Camp Minnie-Mickey tamarins on this leg of our outdoor 5 17 Parade Route discovery trail, and get helpful hints on T Parade Viewing for Guests ATTRACTIONS how to share the world (and your own 1 AED with disabilities S 19 4 Festival of the Lion King backyard) with animals. Animal viewing location G Q Kids' Discovery Club Cool off at this high-energy tribal celebration 10 Conservation Station® Be a Conservation Hero Oasis 20 4 AED with joyous music, dance and specialty Live animal encounters and interactive Join Disney in supporting efforts Devices Available at for wildlife around the world by performances. Plus, sing along with your exhibits with interesting facts about animal 20 TriceraTop Spin Board a friendly Guest Relations favorite characters from "The Lion King" habitats. Plus an in-depth look at the care contributing where you see the dinosaur on this outdoor flying adventure. AED Handheld Captioning movie! our creatures receive through veterinary Disney Worldwide Conservation Camp Minnie-Mickey Fund symbol. 21 DINOSAUR AED Video Captioning attention, nutrition and research programs. F AED 5 Greeting Trails Meet Mickey, Minnie AED Blast back 65 million years to save the last dinosaur Assistive Listening and pals who are here to greet you every day 11 Affection Section We Can All Make a Difference on this always thrilling, sometimes frightening, journey Audio Description in their own special vacation spots. Petting yard featuring a number of through the past...and the dark. rare, domesticated breeds from across We share our world with billions of other ENTRANCE DinoLand Dining creatures, so our actions have a far-reaching U.S.A. Height requirement 40"/102cm. DINING the globe. A All dining locations listed impact. At Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park, 21 DINING accept the Disney dining F Campfire Treats S $ Hot dogs. veterinarians, animal keepers, educators and Cast Q Restaurantosaurus L D $ Burgers, sandwiches, hot dogs and plans. G Camp Kiosk S $ Funnel cakes. Please do not feed the animals Members search for new and exciting ways to keep tossed salads. R Reservations recommended. the planet healthy for all its inhabitants. You can Call 407-WDW-DINE (939-3463) or throw objects help the conservation effort, too: R Trilo-Bites S $ Turkey legs, beverages. (including coins) into the water. PRICING PER PERSON: e Reuse and recycle whenever possible. All the animals you’ll meet throughout Disney’s Animal S Dino-Bite Snacks S $ Ice cream treats, churros. $ = $14.99 and under For Character Greeting, Dining, Kingdom Theme Park are on a nutritionally balanced e Create habitats for wildlife in your own $$ = $15–$35.99 T Dino Diner L D $ Hot dogs and frozen beverages. diet, and any food that’s not in their normal diet could backyard. $$$ = $36–$59.99 Show and Attraction Times, be harmful. Please help keep our waterways clean and DISNEY RESORT TRAMS TO e BUS FACILITY GUEST PARKING pick up a TIMES GUIDE. pure for the animals. We, and the animals, thank you. Support conservation organizations through B Breakfast L Lunch contributions and volunteerism. D Dinner S Snack WDWOPS-11-21374 DAK JAN GM RV.indd 2 12/2/11 2:51 PM.
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