Hi everyone! I was wondering if someone could answer a small question for me. I went to Disney World in the mid 2000s, when I was around 7 or 8. A lot of that trip has blended together for me, but one thing I definitely do remember was being given the opportunity to "pilot" a Jungle Cruise boat, during the part with the abandoned temple (Or at least that's what I think it was haha). I didn't realize that the ride was on a track and took the job VERY seriously, to the point where I was worried about crashing the boat on all of the turns
. I'm pretty sure I got a certificate or sticker or something afterwards, but if that still exists, it's because my mom has it, not me.
Anyway, I was wondering if this is a common thing they do there (I've only been to WDW the one time, I'm much more of a DL person), and if it's still done. It really made the ride special for me, that's for sure. Does anyone know anything about this, or why it isn't done at Disneyland at all? I'm sorry if the answer to this is incredibly obvious, like I said, I've only been to WDW once as a kid.
Thank you to anyone who can shed some light on this!

Anyway, I was wondering if this is a common thing they do there (I've only been to WDW the one time, I'm much more of a DL person), and if it's still done. It really made the ride special for me, that's for sure. Does anyone know anything about this, or why it isn't done at Disneyland at all? I'm sorry if the answer to this is incredibly obvious, like I said, I've only been to WDW once as a kid.
Thank you to anyone who can shed some light on this!
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