Indiana Jones, Pirate's Lair on Tom Sawyer Island, Runaway Railroad, and more.



This is an unusual trip!
We will go to meet Indiana Jones, float across on a raft to Pirate’s Lair on Tom Sawyer Island, where the magnificent scenery of Disneyland opens up. We’ll stroll through Critter Country and return to Fantasyland where we’ll slip into the Storrybook Land boat.
And at Toomtoun, an unexpectedly easy line for the Runaway Railroad awaits. And much more.

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27 thoughts on “Indiana Jones, Pirate's Lair on Tom Sawyer Island, Runaway Railroad, and more.”

  1. FreshBaked. David, how come Disneyland alway's feels so big when you are in the park but really it is quiet small? Nice to take a tour around "Tom Sawyer's Island." Sofia's home away from home. Why does "Runaway Railroad" fit so well at Disneyland but does'nt seem to work so well at WDW.? Another enjoyable day. Cheers, Chris Perry.

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  2. Really enjoyed the peaceful cruise through TSI! Thanks for just allowing the ambience of the island to come through. It's such a beautiful place. Disney did something very special when they created that idyllic place! Truly, the overall narration-free aspect of this video is extremely enjoyable; it gives you the feeling of being there and experiencing each segment as you wish without being forced to take in the elements you are focusing on in most videos. Very nice! Great time of day for Fantasyland with the shadows and afternoon lighting.

    What a pleasant trip through Disneyland!

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  3. We will be there Monday coming from South Carolina for vacation. What is the temperature like. Our mid 90’s feel like 100-101 with the humidity. Is California similar? We are very excited as it’s our first West coast vacation.

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  4. We will be there Monday coming from South Carolina for vacation. What is the temperature like. Our mid 90’s feel like 100-101 with the humidity. Is California similar? We are very excited as it’s our first West coast vacation. Have the crowds been bad at Disney?

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  5. Every time I watch M & M runaway railroad, I will now be searching for Big the foot swimming in the water. 😅 Thanks to Provost 😂 lol. I am always looking for all the hidden 🦀 Crustasia and Pluto, too.

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  6. One detail I always loved about the Indiana Jones ride is how the generator outside the front entry is synchronized with the dimming lights on the inside.
    Most people never notice.

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  7. I got a question and since you seem to go to Disneyland nearly every other day of the year I am hoping you can answer this question for me.

    Why is Indy ride always closed in the morning when the park opens?

    I have gone to Disneyland if I am lucky 2 times a year and each time when rope drop happens Indy is always, “ALWAY” closed for rope drop. Why is this?!

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  8. Perfect video on Indy! Your jeep backed up in the boulder chamber long enough for the system timer to fully reset to allow the room to function correctly! Perfect!

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  9. As I've mentioned before in commenting, I worked at the park during the bicentennial spring and summer seasons. I spent most of my time there driving the Tom Sawyer Island Rafts across the river. I usually had the opening shift, so I was there before the park opened and had the opportunity many times to experience the park in pristine shape after the graveyard shift clean-up crew.
    This was back when the original fort was still open and allowed guests inside. There, you could get drinks, brownies, and other goodies at the snack bar. In the morning, the snack bar crew would wheel the carts onto a raft, and we would journey down the river to a dock that was right below the fort, unload the carts, and the cast members would have to push them up the hill, over dirt paths, into the fort. During the day, the rafts would be crowded with guests going to the island for fun and relaxation. It was a great place to take your kids and let them wear themselves out.

    One of the things I always admired about Disney and Disneyland was their attention to detail and care for the park and its systems. They would have never closed the pontoon bridge for longer than necessary to repair it after something had broken. When I see barriers up around the island, that tells me they don't see the value.

    But that was a different era, and the background stories for things like Tam Sawyer were out there and familiar to many kids. Not so much today, and so they don't resonate with guests.

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