Entering the Nile

Entering the Nile is a scene wherein the boat...well...we think you know what it does.

Disneyland
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Magic Kingdom
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As the boat curves away from the Gorilla Camp, the port side gets an establishing shot of the first African Elephant, and the stretch of jungle between them.

Disneyland
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Magic Kingdom
The scene takes place on the Nile, after the Gorilla Camp, but before the African Elephants.

Disneyland
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Factoids
We've left the Congo River, and are now traveling on another famous river of Africa--the longest one in the world. Who knows what it is? That's right! The Nile River!

The Nile flows for four thousand, one hundred miles down to Egypt, but it starts in the heart of Africa, where it's not unusual to see elephants along the banks...

Miscellaneous
We're leaving the Congo for another famous African river--the longest in the world: the Nile. It's over four thousand miles long, and if you don't believe me, you're in de-Nile.

We've just turned down the Nile River. It was way too loud!

The Longest River in the World
Now we're on the Nile River of Africa; the longest river in the world, winding across more than four thousand miles...but don't worry. I know a short-cut.

Now we're on the Nile River of Africa; the longest river in the world, winding across more than four thousand miles...but don't worry. Our engine is really powerful, so it should only take us a few minutes.

Now we're on the Nile River of Africa; the longest river in the world, winding across more than four thousand miles. It just goes on for Niles and Niles and Niles...

Jingle Cruise
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This is the Nile River, which is tough to navigate this time of year, because it has such a strong yule-tide.