A sort of subset of Adventureland, this Isle holds the Swiss Family Robinson attraction (La Cabane de Robinson) and the fantastical exploration area Skull Rock. And - in yet another show of detailing from the Imagineers - there is a special sign as you enter the Isle, often overlooked by guests as they walk underneath it, eager to get to the next attraction.
And if you enter Adventure Isle from the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction itself, there is another welcoming sign.
2 comments:
Princess Fee-- Thanks for posting so many pics of DLP. Your coverage of all the little details certainly shows the uniqueness of park as compared to those in the States. Can't wait to visit someday. Keep up the wonderful work.
How often do you get to the park?
Thank you, Snow White! I'm glad that you like them. There are so many Disney fans, especially in the States, that haven't experienced DLP yet, that I really like to try and give everyone a piece of it.
The parks are really beautiful, and there has been so much detail gone into building them that it really needs to be noticed!
I only get about once a year, but when we go we usually stay on property which gives you unlimited access to the parks, so I make the most of it!
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