Uploaded February 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Embark on a cruise where hippos, elephants and maybe even a headhunter await your arrival.
Trek to a forgotten tropical jungle outpost—home to suspended cargo nets, wooden crates and lanterns, and faded marquee signs—and board a canopied tramp steamer for a tongue-in-cheek adventure led by a trusty skipper through some of the world's most treacherous rivers.
A True-Life Adventure
During your 10-minute journey, encounter awesome wonders of nature amid some of the world's most exotic locales. Highlights of your unforgettable adventure include:
• The Amazon in South America
Drift past a canopy of green trees and flowering orchids where giant butterflies meet rushing waterfalls.
• The African Congo
Tour an abandoned Pygmy site, glimpse a massive python and snap a picture of a camp overrun by curious gorillas.
• The Nile River
Behold bathing elephants, angry hippos and hungry lions—but be on the lookout for a tribe of headhunters, recently spotted in the area.
• The Mekong River
Explore an age-old shrine, home to baboons, cobras and other wild creatures.
Along the way, take in lively narration from your friendly skipper, known for a brave heart and a clever joke... or two.
The original Jungle Cruise opened in 1955 at Disneyland Park. Based on Disney's award-winning True-Life Adventure films, Jungle Cruise premiered with a more serious and educational tone. In the early 1960s, however, Walt Disney decided to introduce more drama and lighthearted scenes and asked one of his most accomplished animators, Marc Davis, to sketch some humorous gags.
Today, the attraction exists at Disney theme parks around the world, except Disneyland Paris, and is considered a favorite among Guests.
I live in Florida, home of the Theme Park. Every theme park is full of rides. I have a pair of Pivothead HD sunglasses that allow me to film my ride on all of these theme park rides inconspicuously. I upload a new theme park Point of view or POV ride along every week. Look for new videos from Universal Orlando Resort, Islands of Adventure (Including the Wizarding World of Harry Potter ), Walt Disney World, Legoland Florida, Sea World, Bucsh Gardens and many many more. Roller coasters are kind of my specialty. They will always be front row and always be in HD.
Embark on a cruise where hippos, elephants and maybe even a headhunter await your arrival.
Trek to a forgotten tropical jungle outpost—home to suspended cargo nets, wooden crates and lanterns, and faded marquee signs—and board a canopied tramp steamer for a tongue-in-cheek adventure led by a trusty skipper through some of the world's most treacherous rivers.
A True-Life Adventure
During your 10-minute journey, encounter awesome wonders of nature amid some of the world's most exotic locales. Highlights of your unforgettable adventure include:
• The Amazon in South America
Drift past a canopy of green trees and flowering orchids where giant butterflies meet rushing waterfalls.
• The African Congo
Tour an abandoned Pygmy site, glimpse a massive python and snap a picture of a camp overrun by curious gorillas.
• The Nile River
Behold bathing elephants, angry hippos and hungry lions—but be on the lookout for a tribe of headhunters, recently spotted in the area.
• The Mekong River
Explore an age-old shrine, home to baboons, cobras and other wild creatures.
Along the way, take in lively narration from your friendly skipper, known for a brave heart and a clever joke... or two.
The original Jungle Cruise opened in 1955 at Disneyland Park. Based on Disney's award-winning True-Life Adventure films, Jungle Cruise premiered with a more serious and educational tone. In the early 1960s, however, Walt Disney decided to introduce more drama and lighthearted scenes and asked one of his most accomplished animators, Marc Davis, to sketch some humorous gags.
Today, the attraction exists at Disney theme parks around the world, except Disneyland Paris, and is considered a favorite among Guests.
I live in Florida, home of the Theme Park. Every theme park is full of rides. I have a pair of Pivothead HD sunglasses that allow me to film my ride on all of these theme park rides inconspicuously. I upload a new theme park Point of view or POV ride along every week. Look for new videos from Universal Orlando Resort, Islands of Adventure (Including the Wizarding World of Harry Potter ), Walt Disney World, Legoland Florida, Sea World, Bucsh Gardens and many many more. Roller coasters are kind of my specialty. They will always be front row and always be in HD.
