Native American dancers put on regular shows, encouraging audience participation.

On the banks of the Rivers Of America, is an authentic Plains Indian Village with birch bark log-house, teepees and lean-to, representing many tribes. Each of the dwellings contains relics and products of Indian living. Giant totem poles from many tribes abound. A large amphitheater shaded by rawhide canopy provides seating for the audience while Indians perform tribal dances every day during the summer and on weekends during the remainder of the year.

Piloted by Indian guides who help "pioneers" paddle the 35-foot-long "birch bark" canoes on the Rivers Of America. Each carries 18 guests and two guides. The canoes leave the Indian Village on the south bank of the river.

Riding aboard Troop Transports, guests are taken deep inside the Temple of the Forbidden Eye, past falling rocks, bubbling lava pits, giant snakes, mummies, skeletons, and a rolling boulder finale you have to see to believe!

Kids are invited to sit up front and assist their host, an archeologist, solve riddles that will free everyone’s favorite two-fisted professor from an ominous tiger-faced cavern. Performed in the Oasis Theater.

Where Tom Sawyer and Becky Thatcher wrote their names with candle smoke. Explore the labyrinth of passages..look for the fossils in the walls..crawl through secret tunnels..discover the hidding place of Injun Joes treasure "under the cross"..Glistening stalactites and stalagmites form weird shapes in the Chamber Of The Bottomless Pit..Some have said that from the depths they have heard the mournful moanful sound of Injun Joe, crying out of the darkness…but others claim it is just the wind moaning in some lost subterrain passage

After being welcomed by their host, Tom Morrow, guests walk through various interactive exhibits and displays showcasing new technologies and future products.

There was a wall in which you could peer through holes. Through the holes you could see an atist conception diorama of International Steet to be built behind Main Street. The street was and area was never built.

Featuring one of the most well-known Disney songs ever written, guests sail through representations of over 100 regions of the world.

This is a Christmas overlay to It's A Small World