Every Disney fan loves a good attraction poster! The tradition began at Walt's kingdom in California, but it continued with the opening of Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom- on a much smaller scale.
My Tomorrowland collection of posters from Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom is the most extensive of the park's lands because it has seen so much change. In contrast, today I present one of the smallest collections, the posters for the attractions in Adventureland.
True to my word, the Jungle Cruise and Christmas layover themed Jingle Cruise are here. The former is an original that looks very much like Disneyland's of the same name. The Jingle Cruise is unique to this park and is now an attraction holiday layover left to rest.
The very top Tropical Serenade show was there at opening in 1971 as well, but now known as Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room, an attempt to create a nostalgic feel toward a park Walt never stepped into. But I guess after 50 years of being in existence, that's probably ok.
Unlike at Disneyland, Swiss Family Treehouse was an opening day attraction in Florida. The poster is another classic designed after the original. Filled with vibrant colors and an exotic feel, it perfectly captures the atmosphere felt when climbing up high in the branches of the most amazing of all Disney treehouse attractions. After all these years from my first visit, the treehouse is still a must-do attraction, proving smaller and old school designs are still enticing.
In contrast to the poster created for Pirates of the Caribbean in New Orleans Square at Disneyland, this one for Florida reflects its unique Caribbean Plaza heritage. The attraction itself may be truncated compared to the California original, but the poster is much more exciting.
The attraction poster collection on this blog is among is most read posts. The full collection for Disneyland begins here. You can also find as a full collection of posters for Epcot. Enjoy cruising the entire blog for more hidden discoveries! Disneyland Paris, Tokyo Disneyland, Tokyo Disneysea, Hong Kong Disneyland, and Shanghai Disneyland, too. There's even some for Disney California Adventure!
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