Disneyland Tiki Room

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Disneyland is pure fantasy–and even nostalgia. If you’re a fan of the 1955 Mad Tea Party teacup ride, you may also like the Enchanted Tiki Room. Opened in 1963, The Enchanted Tiki Room is old-fashioned, a little funky by today’s standards, and yet, its simplicity is very appealing. Perhaps that is why it’s still operating. Guests enter a courtyard to wait for admission to the Enchanted Tiki Room, but not before stopping by the Dole kiosk where glasses of Dole pineapple juice are sold  and frosty, Dole whip soft-serve is available. While waiting, a story about Polynesian gods unfolds from the wall ornaments and masks. There’s Rongo, God of Agriculture; Tangaroa-Ru, Goddess of the East Wind; Koro, the Midnight Dancer; and Maui in a four minute pre-show.

Maui Who Roped the Playful Sun
Through his special mystic powers
He made the sun keep regular hours
Maui tells us – Time to go.
Time for wondrous Tiki Show.

Once seated in the theater in the round where guests wait in a slightly darkened room, flowers unfold and artificial macaw birds on perches drop from the ceiling appearing to sing (via Audio-Animatronics technology.) Guests are invited by the birds to chime in. The attraction includes: 55 singing birds, 54 singing orchids, 24 singing masks and 12 tiki drummers.