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Way back in 1997, a front-page story in the Los Angeles Times chronicled a scintillating Internet phenomenon involving the Anaheim theme park’s Splash Mountain log ride: Photos of women flashing their breasts at an automatic camera that snapped souvenir photographs during the final 50-foot drop were “unzip-a-dee-doo-dahing” their way around cyberspace, earning the ride the dubious nickname “Flash Mountain.” Now, flash forward to 2009. Starting in May, the Splash Mountain photo editor positions will be eliminated as part of cost-cutting measures at Disneyland.
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Offtopic: Really makes me feel old when we consider 1997 "way back"...
Back on topic: Good.. Tired of seeing the same email forwards of the same ol' flashmountain pics, with the subject "DUDE, you are into Disney, have you seen this?" sigh.. yes.. yes I have..
Though im not sure I would like to risk my $70 single day ticket for an opportunity to pull off something that you cant really openly gloat about. Course wait a few days and a shady cast memeber may scan it on the interwebs for you, then you can gloat.
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Jeff - Editor - CoasterBuzz.com - My Blog
Call Paul Ruben, I hear Splash Mountain is his favorite ride of all time!
Jeff - Editor - CoasterBuzz.com - My Blog
Jeff: I wasn't clear. What I was really thinking was, "If I were Disney, I think I would keep this one a secret." Just so that some reporter doesn't make a big deal about it and make some idiots think it gives them license to do un-Disney-like things on the ride...
Not that it is really *possible* for a company like Disney to keep stuff secret...
--Dave Althoff, Jr.
Disney Could have used this as a dual attraction promotion attempt:
"When you finish riding Splash Mountain, take stroll over to see Captain Jack Sparrow."
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