The Outskirts of Adventureland is the setting of Adventureland in Disneyland park. It is a division of the fictional realm of Adventureland.
Description[]
The Wilds of Adventureland are a mystical combination of jungles across the globe, connected by the supernatural Rivers of Adventure. The outskirts were a division of Adventureland, presumably located along the realm's border. Due to Adventureland's unique geography, some of its locations overlapped with those of other Adventureland divisions such as the Heart of Adventureland.
Features[]
Assorted[]
These locations do not have their geographic position officially known.
- Adventureland Treehouse: A treehouse located over some magical waters which a family lives in.
- Bengal Barbecue:
- The Outpost:
- Tropical Imports:
Africa[]
Congo Basin[]
North Africa[]
The North African regions of Adventureland are presumably located in either Sudan or Egypt.
Arabia[]
- Adventureland Bazaar:
- Aladdin's Oasis:
Asia[]
Burma[]
Cambodia[]
Lost Delta, India[]
- Boathouse:
- Patrick Begorra's tree:
- Shack:
- Temple of the Forbidden Eye:
Polynesia[]
South America[]
Amazon rainforest[]
History[]
Background[]
Appearances[]
Adventureland[]
Jungle Cruise[]
Crates in the queue are identified to the Outskirts of Adventureland and the words, "Adventureland" are written over the docks. In the Magic Kingdom's Jungle Cruise, a chimp can be seen with Falls' map of the outskirts' rivers aboard the Kwango Kate. In the queue, an annotation from Alberta Falls on Frank Wolff's map points to the outskirts', "West Dock".[1]
Disneyland Railroad[]
Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar[]
The Adventure Trading Company retconned the Enchanted Tiki Village into being part of the region later identified as the Outskirts of Adventureland.
Trivia[]
- The name, "Outskirts of Adventureland" comes from the address of crates in Disneyland's Jungle Cruise queue.
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