Shellie May and the Disc of Light

"Ooooh! I feel like this is a magical artifact..."

Shellie May and Indiana Jones

There's almost no line for Indiana Jones...actually, I think that Cast Member is saying it's a 5-minute wait...soooo....

Shellie May adventuring

Wow, a color photo at this Lost River Delta temple outpost. Who knew?

The wall is so detailed!

Shellie May adventuring with Indiana Jones

There was NO LINE at Indiana Jones and the Temple of the Crystal Skull.

This big room is beautiful! (Bad photo because we were in a hurry!)

What fun we had!

Duffy...somewhere...

"Um...I must be somewhere in the Temple of the Forbidden Eye...I guess....  It is a good thing there is that tiny light back there. Otherwise I would be scared."

Duffy and the Temple of the Forbidden Eye

"It took like 4 shots to get this photo," said Duffy. "Fortunately there was no one behind us in line at Indiana Jones."

Duffy with Indiana Jones

 

We are ALMOST THERE! Tiny Duffy and Tiny Shellie May spent the ride inside my bag. They were not impressed...but they did enjoy the nicely-themed queue very much.

Tiny Light

"If we follow that tiny light, do you think we will get to Neverland?" asked Tiny Duffy.

"I doubt it," I said. "But don't worry. I will keep you safe."

Tiny Shellie May nodded. "Disney wouldn't endanger their customers, because then they wouldn't make any money off of them."

 I am not sure when Tiny Shellie May became such a cynical tiny bear.

It is dark inside Mara's Temple

Kind of neat-looking, though.

Indiana Jones and the Underexposed Photograph

"It is dark and spooky," said Tiny Duffy.

"I think I like it," said Tiny Shellie May. "At least after our purse adjusted the exposure."

"Your purse?" asked Tiny Duffy.

"She means me," I sighed. "Since I carry her things for her."

"I think your purse needs to take a photography class," whispered Tiny Duffy.

Indiana Jones with Tiny Duffy and Tiny Shellie May

All this time, there was no line, but lots of places to take nice photographs!

"I am ready to ride now," said Tiny Shellie May.

She sure is impatient.

Tiny Bears are Spiky

"Aren't you scared of those spikes?" I asked the bears.

"Not really," said Tiny Duffy. "I don't see any bear skulls."

"No," Tiny Shellie May agreed. "Just people skulls...." She paused. "Oh."

"Awkward," said Tiny Duffy.

Scary Caves

"This cave is dark and scary," said Tiny Shellie May.

"You're not scared of caves, are you?" I asked.

"I didn't used to be," said Tiny Shellie May.

Can you read Mara-ese?

I've been told Duffies can understand every language. I asked if they could read this.

"It's too dark," said Tiny Duffy. "Yes, that's it."

I used to have a decoder.

Things are looking up

Actually, the tiny bears are not looking up at all.

False advertising!

But you can see outdoors which is kind of neat.

Going underground

"This is slightly intimidating," said Tiny Shellie May.

"It's just part of the queue," I said.

Oh no! Forbidden eyes!

So by now the park had been open for not quite half an hour.

Not loving the unannounced refurb for Big Thunder Mountain (good thing I rode it during fireworks on Sunday!) but nice wait times at about 9:30 AM.

We decided to do some archaeology. I rushed and entered about half a second before a man, older than me and also alone (except no bears to keep him company), who paused behind me whenever I stopped to take a picture. I should have asked him if he wanted to go ahead, but I was shy. Eventually we met up with a line (if not a long one) so it's not like it would have saved him any time, but still. He was probably wondering why a grown woman was taking so many pictures of tiny bears. Not sure if he was amused or not. If he was alone, maybe he visits the parks often enough that he found something different amusing.

I took a lot of pictures.

I wonder why they call it the Temple of the Forbidden EYE, since Mara gets mad if you look into her EYES. Hm.

Indiana Jones is awfully dark

Then I made my way back to Indiana Jones...you know, I wonder if I had a Fastpass! Even though Single Rider is usually faster than Fastpass.

It's kind of dark in there. I am glad I had tiny bears to keep me company.