Have you ever been in Disneyland during an earthquake? After Sunday I can answer yes to that question. From the time of the quake, 10:29 AM, and the fact that we were in line for Small World at 10:45 AM I know I could have felt it. I just didn't.
We exited Small World and headed down to the rest of Fantasyland and noticed that Matterhorn was closed. Since the crowds were out of control on the Fantasyland dark rides we headed straight on through and around the Big Thunder Trail. At the end of the trail we noticed that Big Thunder was closed too. Our next choice was Pirates. This was also closed.
Sine there was no escaping the heat at Disneyland we were going to head over to Disney's California Adventure and our lunch reservation at the Wine Country Trattoria. We stopped at the Main Street Wait Time kiosk and this was when we were told that there had been an earthquake. It was good to know that Disney takes safety seriously and closed the attractions to make sure that everything was working properly. I would have never had a clue that there was an earthquake if I had not been told. I would have just found it very odd that every attraction that we tried to ride was closed.
Here is a link to the LA Times article on the earthquake.
This is another Disney Blog by a Disney fan who wants to talk about whatever he wants. Disney related, of course.
Wednesday, September 5, 2007
Earthquake? Are we at Universal Studios?
Posted by Chris at 7:19 AM
Labels: Big Thunder Mountain, Disney, Disney's California Adventure, Disneyland, Earthquake, Fantasyland, Matterhorn, Pirates of the Caribbean, Trattoria
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