Humor

Overview
Originally, the Jungle Cruise was a straightforward safari ride, allowing guests to experience a True-Life Adventure in person.

After a few years, it adopted a comedic tone, in the vein of Bing Crosby and Bob Hope's Road to... films. Since then, several more styles of humor have worked their way into the script.

Factoids
Main article: Factoids

Educating the audience about what they're experiencing.

Wordplay
Main article: Wordplay

Tweaking language to reinforce meaning.

Gallows Humor
Main article: Gallows Humor

Making light of dark subjects, like disease, death, and cannibalism.

Self-Deprecation
Main article: Self-Deprecation

Making jokes at one's own expense.

Absurdism
Main article: Absurdism

Building up to a punchline that doesn't make sense, given the context.

Post-modernism
Main article: Post-modernism

Breaking the fourth wall to acknowledge the artificiality of the ride.

Sarcasm
Main article: Sarcasm

Mocking a subject with insincere politeness.