Yesterland takes us back to the sights, sounds, and smells of the Orange Stinger

Yesterland has to be one of my favorite websites. I love all the thought, imagination and details that go into their articles. This week Werner takes us back into the history of the Orange Stinger at Disney California Adventure Park and then jumps forward to talk about it’s replacement Silly Symphony Swings.

Here is an excerpt.

There’s something here for four of your five senses. See glimpses of Paradise Pier from the open areas in the orange peel. Hear the sound of bees buzzing (or the sound of screams drowning out the buzzing). Smell the scent of oranges. Feel the wave action of the tilting canopy and the centrifugal force that makes your seat swing out to the side. (The fifth sense is taste, but food and beverages are not allowed on the ride.)

To read the entire article along with a picture tour check out Yesterland’s Article here.

Photo from yesterland.com

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