Attraction Facts and Figures
Disneyland attraction version:
- Grand opening: May 28, 1966
- Closing date: January 22, 2008 (for renovation)
- Grand re-opening date: February 5, 2009
- Boat capacity: 16 passengers
- Animated/Disney characters/unanimated figures: 437
- Slogan: The happiest cruise that ever sailed 'round the world..
- Facade: White and gold with a new flume
Magic Kingdom attraction version:
- Grand opening: October 1, 1971 (Opened with the Magic Kingdom park)
- Closing date: May 2, 2004/September 2010(for renovation)
- Grand re-opening date: March 18, 2005 and October 21, 2010
- Flume capacity: 500,000 US gallons (2,000 m³) of water
- Boat capacity: 24 passengers
- Animated/unanimated figures: 472
- Audio-Animatronics dolls: 289
- Toys: 147
- Animated props: 36
- Slogan: The happiest cruise that ever sailed the seven seas.
- Facade: Same as Anaheim,Tokyo and Hong Kong, but the facade is indoors across the way from Peter Pan's Flight next to the Pinocchio Village Haus restaurant
Tokyo Disneyland attraction version:
- Grand opening April 15, 1983 (Opened with the Tokyo Disneyland Park)
- Slogan: Welcomes You to the Magic Kingdom of All the World's Children.
- Facade: Same as Anaheim but the entrance is on the left of the clock tower and the facade is more colorful than the old in Anaheim but the scenes are based the same way they do at Magic Kingdom
Disneyland Paris attraction version:
- Grand opening April 12, 1992 (Opened with Euro Disneyland)
- Slogan: The happiest cruise that ever sailed around the world.
- Facade: Same as Tokyo and California but the smiley face was changed to a awaken sun and a sleeping moon.
Hong Kong Disneyland attraction version:
- Soft opening: April 27, 2008
- Grand opening: April 28, 2008
- Attraction area: 83,500 sq ft (7,760 m2)
- Boat capacity: 23 passengers
- Animated/unanimated figures: 514
- Audio-Animatronics dolls: 202
- Disney characters: 38
- Toys: 220
- Animated props: 42
- Slogan: Rediscover the world of laughter.
- Facade: A colorful facade similar to Anaheim and Tokyo, but the entrance is on the right of the clock tower, with indoor boarding similar to the one in Orlando at Magic Kingdom
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