Pinocchio's Daring Journey

[squashandstretch]

I was wondering if anyone could direct me to a place or a thing where I could see the track layout for the Pinocchio ride. I got an idea and I want to look at it, a lot. Thank you in advance.

[LittleImagineer]

I'm sorry, I don't know where you can find one. I will try looking it up though. I'll try Google Images or something

[Eric5675]

I tried Google and couldn't find the track layout... There are a few people on this site who might have something

Paging Dr. Data... Data, where are you?

[junglecskipper]

http://www.scottware.com.au/theme/im...k_dl_pinoc.jpg That should work right.

[LittleImagineer]

I too tried looking for the track layout and couldn't find anything. Thanks junglecskipper for finding that! I am curious as to what the track looks like also. I had no clue it looked like that

[junglecskipper]

Your welcome

[DLFreak71]

Originally Posted by Eric5675

I tried Google and couldn't find the track layout... There are a few people on this site who might have something

Paging Dr. Data... Data, where are you?

Yeah,
if you need layouts
Data is your man

[squashandstretch]

okey dokey, thanks to all that posted and helped me out.

[Datameister]

The best I currently have is this proposed layout from an eBay auction listing, unfortunately. It appears to be to scale, but I don't know if this is the layout they actually went with. One of us will have to ride the attraction with this in hand and see if the track layout matches up.



(FYI, the red letters and watermark are not my fault.) And then, of course, this is where the show building sits in the park - in order for that blueprint to fit, you have to turn it so the bottom of it is facing northeast.

[squashandstretch]

Oh that is awesome! that's what I was trying to find. No worries about the watermarks, thank you again!

[Nautilus]

Disneyland- Pinocchio and snow white on Flickr - Photo Sharing!

[k_peek_2000]

^THAT IS AWESOME! Any chance of having the other side of fantasyland?

[Nautilus]

The guy who did that has a lot of great stuff, including the other side of Fantastyland:

Disneyland Drawings - a set on Flickr

Peter Pan:



Mr. Toad (This one is awesome!)



Alice in Wonderland:

[Datameister]

Ah, yes. Ed does fantastic work on those schematics - he and I have been in intermittent contact about our respective projects for a while. I should let you know, however, that his Pinocchio print was just done from the one I posted, IIRC, so don't expect to find any new information in it. It's just cleaner and larger.

[Alpine]

The Pinocchio one is a bit off in the angles at the end of the ride- the track before the turn into the station is not at a right angle to the station, which is a straight path all the way through. The facade side and back of the buildings aren't on that angle either, but it looks like everything is done to be fairly simple and it gets the point across.