Originally Posted By JThad Welll, since I started this thread, I might as well try to get it going again... Silly Symphony Swings Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage California Screamin Goofy's Flight School Which one is the odd man out and why?
Originally Posted By teddibubbles Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage is at dl and the others are at dca ??
Originally Posted By JThad Nope. Also, Nemo is not the odd one out. Good guess though. That hadn't crossed my mind.
Originally Posted By JThad Another good guess but not what I'm looking for. Not the odd man out either. Something to do with theming.....
Originally Posted By JThad That's the correct one! Reason is that it's the only one that has not been re-themed. Your turn!
Originally Posted By monorailblue Boom. Restarting again. Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage. Disneyland Monorail. Disneyland Railroad. Davy Crockett's Explorer Canoes. Horse-drawn Streetcars.
Originally Posted By monorailblue [Someone's playing the game!] The Horse-drawn Streetcars are on a track--they ride rails down Main Street and around Town Square and Central Plaza. The canoes are free-floating and do not ride (or are not guided by) a track, but that's not the difference I was thinking of. The difference I'm thinking of has something to do with the people onboard these various conveyances.
Originally Posted By Disneylover1411 I don't think that there is a guide on the subs and I think there is a guide for all the others.
Originally Posted By Rivkah86 Finding Nemo Submarine voyage is the only attraction on which the passengers can not interact with people walking by?
Originally Posted By monorailblue I think I was thinking something else, but I'm going to give it to Rivkah, because that is a very clever observation and I would say totally correct. I think what I was thinking was that the CM who accompanies you onboard all those Attractions stands (at times) while onboard--except for the Monorail. On Subs, the submarine pilot stands at all times while onboard. (They even have block stools for short CMs. Years ago, there was a minimum height to work Subs, which was one reason that subs CMs were all male. Now that isn't a problem for most CMs, who have a stool to stand on.) On the DLRR, the conductors stand throughout the ride between every station. On Streetcars, the conductor has a stool, but often stands during the ride--mostly a personal preference. The conductors uses a brass plug in the floor to ring the bell by stomping on it. And on Canoes, the forward CM stands and faces the riders at both the beginning and end of the journey. But on Monorail, the pilot sits during the entire ride.
Originally Posted By FerretAfros How about.... Universe of Energy Western River Railroad (at TDL) it's a small world Big Thunder Echo Lake (at WDW's Studios)
