Amusement Parks

yes there is it is in the back of the biggest ride in Florida your welcome

About 9 miles & 20 minutes depending on traffic.

557 Miles & 8 hours depending on traffic, weather & stops.

It's about 90 miles from Palm Springs to Disneyland.

On average, roughly one a year since Disney World opened. Some of these deaths have been suicides, and some of them didn't actually occur "at Disney World" but followed an incident there.

The most common cause of death for Disney employees is falling while working in a high place or being run over by a transportation or ride/show vehicle.

The most common cause of death for guests is "preexisting conditions" (usually heart problems), though "doing something that's contrary to both the rules and common sense" is also a significant contributor.

the dismal swamp!

United States v. Paramount

Cedar Point Sandusky, OH

The "boarding" music was "Moments in Love", the "ride" music was "Dragnet", and when the ride operator hit the "Emergency Stop" button the music was "Close (to the Edit)". All three are by Art of Noise (Who's Afraid of?), released in 1984 on Island Records.

Park audio technicians edited each for time and content.

The Mary Rose was a warship during King Henry VII's reign. It served for 33 years in multiple wars against France, Scotland, and Brittany.

An ammeter is a measuring instrument used to measure the electric current in a circuit and was invented by Hans Christian Ørsted

If you're a guest at the hotel, there's no additional charge to use the pool (if there are "cabanas" in the pool area, there will be a separate charge to reserve one of those); your room key will allow you into the pool area. If you're not a guest (at THAT SPECIFIC HOTEL), you may not use the pool at all.

I doubt you can find Nancy Drew books for sale in Disney World since there does not appear to be any bookstores located in the park or Disney Springs.

According to Roller Coaster Data Base, there are currently 174 wooden roller coasters operating around the world.

There are two water parks in the Nashville metro area. There's Nashville Shores, which is 3 exits east of the airport on I-40, and Wave Country, which is across Briley Parkway from the Opryland Hotel. For a better expirience, I'd suggest Nashville Shores.

Tacoma, WA? About 45 hours by car. So in minutes, 45x60, otherwise known as "a lot". And that's just driving time; if you factor in restroom, food, and sleep breaks, "a lot more".

No, because it's an English word, and English got rid of that particular sort of nonsense several centuries ago. Lord knows what other languages do to it; presumably it takes the same gender that the word "land" does.

"Kingda Ka" at Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, New Jersey. 456 Feet Tall and 128 MPH!

The cranium shaker while being a fictional ride is a real ride called "Revelation". It's located in Playland, an amusement park in British Columbia, Canada. Here's the website if you're interested.

I think you're thinking of Hollywood Studios which is one of the Disney Parks within Disney World and then Universal Studios which is near the Disney property. Both are located in Orlando, Florida. However, Universal Studios Hollywood is the California location of Universal Studios theme park.

Because the cost of keeping them running is expensive. The building materials, food, games, stands, licences, and safety precautions all cost money.

No. There don't appear to be any non-stop flights from Cape Town to Orlando.

Disney World does have some annual passes that require you to be a resident of Florida, but it has others that do not. However, since it's about a three-hour drive from the park to the closest border with another state, you may want to consider exactly how often you'll use an annual pass that requires either a six or more hour round trip or airline tickets every time you use it.

That said, maybe you have family in the area and they don't mind if you crash there every other weekend; if you can drive in Friday evening, spend all Saturday and most of Sunday at the resort and drive home Sunday evening without having to get a hotel room for Friday and Saturday night, it really helps with the park time to drive time ratio. Also, if you own a vacation home nearby but don't qualify as a "Florida resident" because you only spend a couple of months per year there, you could theoretically go to the parks every day for those couple of months, and 60 single day tickets (or even 6 10-day passes) would be a lot more expensive than even the highest-tier annual pass. The point at which the highest tier pass actually becomes cheaper occurs somewhere between 8 and 21 days in the park, depending on whether you're buying single or multi-day passes.