Disneyland construction question

Factual Questions
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I’m not sure if the answer to this question is ‘out there’ or not, but I figured if I could find it anywhere, this would be the place…

Don’t ask how the subject came up (I really don’t know, actually), but there’s $5 riding on the answer to the following question:

Is the loading/unloading are of the Indiana Jones ride at Disneyland (Anaheim) more or less than 36 feet underground?

That’s it. Thanks in advance,

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It’s aboveground. The entire ride is contained in the big building that you can see from Downtown Disney. The only underground part is a little stretch of the queue where you dip under the railroad tracks that encircle the park.

Here’s a video made by a guy who’s created a 3-D model of the whole attraction.

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Imporant tip- if you are going. Unless they have changed things moderately recently, there are no bathrooms in that line. :eek:

4

So who won the bet?

5

Just FastPass it and it shouldn’t matter.

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Thanks for the info, and the link, Pochacco.

For the record, I was not actually part of the bet. I am the ‘impartial judge’. I think the video should provide enough evidence to convince the loser of the bet to pay up (although the construction pictures showing the three-story above ground building didn’t do the trick…)