Try your luck with ten randomly chosen questions from the 550 questions in the book:

• WHERE was there originally supposed to be a Mount Fuji roller coaster, but was later scrapped for a competition-based reason?
• WHERE can you see one of the eight existing lunar rovers made for NASA by Boeing, on loan from the Smithsonian?
• WHERE are you able to experience the same motion simulation technology that is used by the United States military to train pilots?
• WHERE can you see magnificent (yet animatronic) animals while listening to a script of corny jokes?
• WHERE is the Pepper’s Ghost effect put into good use in the ballroom party scene?
• WHERE are you able to shop in exotic stores, such as the Brass Bazaar and Casablanca Carpets?
• WHERE can you ride down the longest family white­water raft ride in the world?
• WHERE are you able to get a secret dish, known only to some, called the “Grey Stuff”?
• WHERE are you able to take a spin on a newer traveling carnival ride re­themed to prominently feature dinosaurs?
• WHERE is the tallest point in all of Walt Disney World, measuring 199½ feet tall and home to an attraction featuring “steam donkeys”?

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• The Mount Fuji roller coaster was originally supposed to be in the Japan Pavilion at Epcot, but was later scrapped because the pavilion sponsor, Kodak, didn’t want the name of their competitor, Fujifilm, in their sponsored pavilion.
• You can see an original lunar rover in the queue line for Mission: SPACE, currently on loan from the Smithsonian Institute.
• The same motion simulator technology used by the United States military is at Star Tours—The Adventures Continue, whose ride design was headed by the mastermind himself, George Lucas
• The animals and jokes are abundant on the Jungle Cruise, an attraction that is almost a clone of its Disneyland sister, and was also originally proposed to have real­life animals.
• The Pepper’s Ghost effect is used in, no surprise, the Haunted Mansion, and is a chilling, eerie, and frightfully fun effect that surprises people to this day.
• The Brass Bazaar and Casablanca Carpets are stores located in the Morocco Pavilion designed by the craftsmen of the king of Morocco himself.
• You can take a white water, and white­knuckle, raft ride down the longest in the world on Teamboat Springs, located at Disney’s Blizzard Beach Water Park.
• If you can recall the words to the song “Be Our Guest” from Beauty and the Beast, you hear of something mentioned about the “grey stuff”, which is served at the Be Our Guest Restaurant in the Magic Kingdom.
• This elaborately themed carnival ride is called Primeval Whirl, whose many trailer-mounted counterparts are (typically) yellow and purple and dubbed “Wild Mouse”.
• The tallest point in Walt Disney World is Expedition Everest—Legend of the Forbidden Mountain, and “steam donkeys” are the show name for the trains used on the coaster.

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