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In today’s Magic Kingdom Friday post, I posted a couple of trivia questions to go with the picture:

Gaylin was correct in knowing that this is part of the scenery of the Jungle Cruise, but she was just a little off when I asked where the other half of this plane is. The correct answer is that this is the back half of the Lockheed Model 12 Electra Junior found at The Great Movie Ride at Disney’s Hollywood Studios in the Casablanca scene.

Thanks everyone! Next time you ride the Great Movie Ride, look for the plane!

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The Week That Was, November 27, 2011My Dreams of Disney says:

October 18, 2012 at 2:20 pm

[…] Friday was Magic Kingdom Friday, and with it came a picture of the plane fuselage from the Jungle Cruise! I followed that up with the information that the other side of the plane can be found on the Great Movie Ride at Hollywood Studios! […]

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