Waiting for the bus? How about waiting for your Red Line Rocket to take off instead? The TTA Red Line is just another of the fine TTA services to keep you moving around Tomorrowland...
While we are in the Grizzly Peak area let's take a quick look at other things. Like themed trash cans. The Jiminy Cricket Environmentality logo still was in use recently and the recreation area logo's subtle pine cone logo adorns the other can...
After a few days on the road we're back in action again and tonight we're getting ready to get soaked on the Grizzly River Run! This big bruin is waiting for you to join him on a rafting adventure...
Back when Paradise Pier had a partial Route 66 theme the Souvenir 66 stand was the place to go for all sorts of small items to remind you of your trip down the ill-fated lanes of California Adventure. The new theming is well underway and the stand was in the way, and so, much like the rest of Route 66, the stand quietly faded into history.
There is a good amount of streetside clutter in Frontierland, including this cart with various barrels, propped up by a crate of Davis Tobacco and some Oil barrels.
These elephants greet you at the end of your journey on the Kali River Rapids. They also squirt water - so if you weren't wet enough after the adventure you'll be sure to have one last chance at cooling off before you get back to land.
Serving all your import needs in Adventureland! True to any good operation dealing with various loads of goods, the lighting is made up of mismatched lamps, there are various crates laying around, frieght left behind or damaged in transit, etc.
The Games of the Boardwalk are a much need improvement to the old games on Paradise Pier. They are now Disney/Pixar themed and the remodeling done a year or two ago certainly did wonders to the formerly cheesy games - if you are going to have games in a theme park this the way to do it!
Over the past few years the prayer flags have faded into the landscape - just like they do in real life. On an overcast day it almost makes the mountain and surrounding area feel more ominous...
The is the marker from the California Zephyr - one of the classic streamlined passenger trains that ran to California on the Western Pacific Railroad. The neon works great and at night the warm glow makes on the stainless steel rail cars makes you want to skip the airport and head to the train station.
So it is 2011 now, did you have a robot butler at your New Year's Eve party last night? It can't be that much farther into the future can it? Till then, enjoy seeing this one in the Space Mountain tribute to the Horizons robot butler...