Aladdin’s Royal Caravan was a lively daytime parade performed at Disney-MGM Studios during the early 1990s. Inspired by the exuberant “Prince Ali” sequence from Disney’s 1992 animated film Aladdin, the production transformed Hollywood Boulevard into a procession through Agrabah. Rather than telling the movie’s complete story, the parade focused on the moment when Aladdin arrives … Read more
Boatwright’s Dining Hall is the table-service restaurant at Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – Riverside, located just off the resort’s main lobby near River Roost Lounge and Riverside Mill Food Court. The restaurant is open for dinner only and is themed as a rustic shipbuilding hall overlooking the Sassagoula River, with Disney describing it as a … Read more
Disney’s Port Orleans Resort Riverside is a moderate resort hotel located at Walt Disney World Resort. The hotel is designed to resemble a Louisiana-style plantation and is situated on the banks of the Sassagoula River. The hotel has 2,048 guest rooms, each with its own unique decor and amenities. The rooms are designed with a … Read more
Muddy Rivers is a popular poolside bar and lounge located at Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – Riverside. The bar provides a wonderful escape for guests looking to unwind and cool off after a day of exploring the parks or enjoying the resort’s amenities. Situated next to the Ol’ Man Island Pool, Muddy Rivers offers a … Read more
River Roost is a lively and charming lounge located at Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – Riverside. This delightful venue is known for its relaxing atmosphere, warm hospitality, and live entertainment that brings a touch of New Orleans flair to the resort. River Roost is inspired by the spirit of the Mississippi River and the soulful … Read more
Riverside Mill Food Court is the main quick-service restaurant at Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – Riverside, serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, and grab-and-go items in one of Walt Disney World’s most atmospheric moderate-resort dining spaces. Located in the resort’s central Sassagoula Steamboat Company building, it functions as the everyday food hub for Riverside guests, offering … Read more
Splash Mountain was one of Magic Kingdom’s signature thrill attractions, a Frontierland log flume that combined elaborate dark-ride storytelling with one of Walt Disney World’s most famous drops. The Magic Kingdom version began previews in summer 1992 and officially opened on October 2, 1992, bringing a major new “mountain” to the park’s west side alongside … Read more
Voyage of the Little Mermaid was a live stage show in Disney’s Hollywood Studios’ Animation Courtyard, opening on January 7, 1992, when the park was still Disney-MGM Studios. Replacing Here Come the Muppets, the production translated Disney’s 1989 animated hit The Little Mermaid into a compact theatrical experience using live performers, puppetry, animation clips, lasers, … Read more