We return to the Africa area of Disney's Animal Kingdom for another day as we visit Warden Post No. 4. This inconspicuous cabin is located near the exit areas of Kilimanjaro Safaris and is easily missed. The laundry likely belongs to Warden Wilson Matua, who can be seen on video monitors in the attraction's queue, and heard via radio transmissions to the safari vehicles.
The message adjacent to the front door is written in Swahili and roughly translates to "No one may enter the preserve without permission of the warden."
We return to the Africa area of Disney's Animal Kingdom for another day as we visit Warden Post No. 4. This inconspicuous cabin is located near the exit areas of Kilimanjaro Safaris and is easily missed. The laundry likely belongs to Warden Wilson Matua, who can be seen on video monitors in the attraction's queue, and heard via radio transmissions to the safari vehicles.
The message adjacent to the front door is written in Swahili and roughly translates to "No one may enter the preserve without permission of the warden."
2 comments:
Did you happen to notice that the Safari costume still has the barcode on it that is used by Costuming? That always makes me laugh. :-)
Hey, that's my shirt hanging on the line!
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