Marker Disneysea: Mysterious Rivers

 

Enter the jungles of South America, where danger lurks around every corner. Here, guests will find a tropical land of mystery as well as many interesting sights, such as the towering volcano, El Fuego.

On the western side of the area is a thick, jungle area. Guests walk by many places before coming upon the Amazon Antiquity shop. Nearby that is the entrance to the Fuego Rapids attraction, where guests ride rafts around a river and into the heart of the volcano itself. The ride exits into the Explorer Emporium shop. Nearby is the Wilderness Explorers station, where guests can sign up for a park-wide experience to collect badges. Aside from that, they can also explore the Exploration Trails nearby.
The eastern side is a more shadowy place with ancient ruins. Up north is the station for the Marker Disneysea Steamer Line, which takes guests to Mediterranean Harbor. Further down south is Fernando's Cantina, a lone jungle restaurant that offers Latin American cuisine. Going further south is the Adventure Outpost store, as well as the ruins of an Inca temple. This is where Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Golden King is showcased. Expedition Eatery is a nearby snack stand. Crossing a bridge and going through a tunnel will take guests back to the Fortress Explorations.
Attractions:
65. Fuego Rapids
66. Wilderness Explorers
67. Exploration Trails
68. Marker Disneysea Steamer Line
69. Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Golden King

Dining:
70. Fernando's Cantina
71. Expedition Eatery

Shopping:
72. Amazon Antiquity
73. Explorer Emporium
74. Adventure Outpost
This area was an interesting one to make. While I was originally intending it to be entirely Indiana Jones themed, I wanted to add some more exploration ideas to it. That's what made me add in Up and Fuego Rapids. I actually debated where to put it before deciding on South America. I made the temple Inca because that's what native empire existed there.

Comments

  1. AnonymousSeptember 6, 2023 at 11:00 AM

    Love the addition of Fuego! It kindof reminds me of our adventures in Mexico-very fitting for this area.

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