I am fascinated by this old attraction, now in Yesterdayland....
Does anyone know if any part of this attraction still exists today ?.. I am aware of the one piece of track with the mine car that is still visible to the public from Frontierland, but I was wondering if anyone (castmembers ?) know if there is anything underground left of the caverns ?
Inside the caverns there was pools and waterfalls of brightly colored, glowing water. The illuminated glowing water allowed you too see stalagmites and stalactites of the cave.
I'm wondering if the cave entrance that is visible to the public leads to where the glowing water was ?... (It's just a mystery that I'd like to get solved). I am thinking the cavern may have been inside the demolished Cascade Peak. Can anyone clarify this ?
Disneyland - Rainbow Caverns Mine train mystery
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Tony
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For anyone interested in this old attraction.. I just found this out today..
Inside the initial cavern of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad are rainbow pools and dripping stalagmites and stalactites, left as a tribute to the Rainbow Caverns segment of the Mine Train, along with the dinosaur bones.
All this time, I had thought the Rainbow caverns were underground or in the demolished Cascade Peak mountain, but part of the caverns still exist... Good too know for my next visit..
Inside the initial cavern of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad are rainbow pools and dripping stalagmites and stalactites, left as a tribute to the Rainbow Caverns segment of the Mine Train, along with the dinosaur bones.
All this time, I had thought the Rainbow caverns were underground or in the demolished Cascade Peak mountain, but part of the caverns still exist... Good too know for my next visit..
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