The Bird Call is a fictional magazine from the Adventure Trading Company which tied into Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room.
Description[]
The Bird Call was an entertainment tabloid during the 1930s, primarily based out of Polynesia. The central focus of the tabloid was the mystical shows which occurred in the Enchanted Tiki Room such as its singing birds, flowers and tikis. Due to the abnormal geography of, "Adventureland", this publication was distributed in and affiliated with jungle outposts across the globe.
History[]
Background[]
Appearances[]
Adventure Trading Company[]
The Bird Call was traded by the Adventure Trading Company as part of the Bird Juju mission. Guests used the magazine to find new bird talent for talent-scout "Tiki" Kiki Serbano so she could spite her more successful sister, Rita.
Jungle Cruise connections[]
Jungle Cruise[]
An advertisement for the Jungle Navigation Company was on the back of the tabloid.
Skipper Canteen[]
Two books by Tiki Kiki Serbano titled Birds of Song and Rongo's Right appear in the library.
Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar[]
An advertisement for the Enchanted Tiki Bar was on the back of the magazine.
Other connections[]
Adventureland Bazaar[]
Professor Harper Goff's services were advertised in the tabloid.
Bengal Barbecue[]
Bengal Barbecue had an advertisement on the back of the Bird Call.
Tropical Imports[]
This business was also advertised in The Bird Call.
Trivia[]
- The flower dotting the, "i" on the cover was a Hidden Mickey.
- Common strategies for the, "Waterfowl" requirement were to find either mallards native to California, or Donald Duck.