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What's the name of the song who start at 2:50 ? And where can I download it ?
MusicMoony 1 month ago
what's the name of the song at 4.37?
MilanVerhees 5 months ago
Man! I missed so much when I was there! I had no idea about all the "extra" stuff on the train ride, (like seeing into Pirates). Wish I had watched your videos before I left!
MrMorganOBrien 5 months ago
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MrMorganOBrien 5 months ago
septembre retour pour un sejour de 4 Jours et 3 nuits au santa fé , magie garantie
lebossduVar 6 months ago
What the music at 4:37 ?
Alstome 6 months ago
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Does anyone know the title of the song playing when the train exits the tunnel and enters the Frontierland area? The song begins with two whip sounds and comes on after the Magnificent Seven theme. In this video the cast member talks a lot while it's playing . Thanks
Crabounet 7 months ago
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Crabounet 7 months ago
One may also be interested in California's Gold Country, as well as in some of the more sparsely-settled states in the American West.
Much of the country's interior is still quite rural and rugged.
CommunityBuildersSB 7 months ago
yaye! my 3 year old and i loved it
hauntedshore204 1 year ago
That's the theme of Magnificant Seven that we hear as we exit the Grand Canyon Diorama.
DReifGalaxyM31 1 year ago
the part where you look down at POTC is similar to Disneyland in Cali...except you look down into Splash Mountain :)
Blondecaliguy 2 years ago 5
Only ever taken the railroad from Fantasyland to Main street before...I missed out!!! I'm definitely riding this section next month!
LittlestarRed 2 years ago 2
woah at 1:58, it looks really good! I've never been to that kind of part of america, but thats what I imagine some bits would look like :)
GeneralVariety 2 years ago 2
that area of Disneyland Paris is Frontierland. It's modelled on the old West of America back in the 1800's. You would be hard pressed to find somewhere like Frontierland now, though there are areas where the landscape is still similar
britkillah 2 years ago 2
@britkillah That information is not really correct. There are several ghost towns that are no longer inhabited in areas that had mining operations during the 19th Century. Some have been preserved as parks, including Calico in the Mojave Desert of California.
CommunityBuildersSB 7 months ago
Just to add, if you were looking at visiting somewhere like that I know they have preserved Tombstone, Arizona as a tourist destination.
britkillah 2 years ago