Indiana Jones Adventure and Dinosaur (Disney's EMV Attractions)

Imagination Skyway

Matthew Krul

History, Society & Culture, Places & Travel, Kids & Family

5 • 830 Ratings

🗓️ 24 February 2018

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

In this podcast episode, we explore Disney's Enhanced Motion Vehicle (EMV) dark ride attractions, including an HD binaural audio ride-through of Indiana Jones Adventure at Disneyland Park in Anaheim, California and an HD binaural and source audio ride-through of Dinosaur at Disney's Animal Kingdom in Walt Disney World, Florida. Disney first created the EMV-style attraction (patented) in 1995 and the Imagineers have since built only a handful of these attractions around the world. Between Indiana Jones Adventure and Dinsoaur, which attraction is your favorite and why? Write to me at [email protected] or on social media. Please also remember to follow Imagineer Podcast (every new follower helps us grow our podcast): www.facebook.com/ImagineerPodcast www.instagram.com/ImagineerPodcast www.twitter.com/ImagineerAudio Finally, please help to spread the word about our podcast! Share this episode on Facebook, Instagram (in your story or a post), Twitter, email, or any other medium. Be sure to check out our sponsor WDW Magazine, the premier magazine focused on Walt Disney World, available in print or digital. Thank you for listening, and enjoy the show!

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0:00.0	The
0:07.0	The Hello and welcome to the Imagineer podcast, your unofficial guide to all things Disney.
0:39.0	I'm your host, Matthew Kroll, and this is episode number 13 of The Imagineer Podcast.
0:45.0	In today's podcast episode, we're going to be getting a little bit closer to the name of our podcast, The Imagineer Podcast,
0:50.8	and talking about a particular type of attraction that was designed by Walt Disney
0:56.9	Imagineering. And that type of attraction is what we call an EMV attraction or an enhanced motion
1:03.0	vehicle dark ride. For those of you who might not know what that is, the two popular
1:07.8	attractions you might know in the Disney parks in the U.S. are Indiana Jones Adventure
1:12.8	over at Disneyland, California, and Dinosaur, or previously Countdown to Extinction, over at Disney's
1:19.5	Animal Kingdom in Walt Disney World. We'll talk a little bit about how the idea for an EMV was
1:25.6	created by Walt Disney Imagineering.
1:28.1	We'll talk a little bit about Indiana Jones Adventure, and we'll talk about dinosaur over at Disney's Animal Kingdom.
1:34.3	And of course, none of these podcasts would be complete without some audio to take you along with me for a journey, a ride on these attractions.
1:45.2	So I'll be sure to take you along with me for a journey, a ride on these attractions. So I'll be sure to take you along with me for a ride on Indiana Jones Adventure at Disneyland and Dinosaur at Animal Kingdom.
1:52.1	Well, to come back at the end of the show, I'll tell you a little bit more about how you can
1:55.3	connect with the Imagineer podcast on all of our social media channels and how you can help
2:00.3	to create and inspire the future
2:02.0	of this show. So grab some headphones, pull up your favorite armchair, and enjoy this
2:08.1	week's episode of the Imagineer podcast. I'm If you were a fan of the Disney parks, and in particular, a fan of Walt Disney Imagineering,
2:54.4	you may have heard the name Tony Baxter. He is an imaginary legend who has worked on countless
3:01.7	e-ticket attractions over at both Disneyland and Walt Disney World. In fact, one of the first projects that he worked on
3:09.7	as a supervisor as a lead for Walt Disney Imagineering was Big Thunder Mountain Railroad,
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