Adventureland Mugs

The Jungle Cruise at Disneyland had this wonderful thing called the "Jingle Cruise" for 3 years, celebrating the holidays in the Jungle. But it's gone for the second year in a row, and we wanted to put out a couple of products in support of getting it to come back next year! We love ourselves some Jingle Cruise.

Delicious pineapple soft serve and a delightful tropical foliage pattern.

Near the tiki tiki tiki room

In the tiki, tiki, tiki, tiki, tiki room all the birds sing words and the flowers croon.

This was a custom request for a Jungle Cruise Skip, and I thought it would be a good all around design. Um, that's it... no big story or jokes on this design. I just liked how it looked. Enjoy.

A spooky cute vegetable take on our li'l feathered fruit friend!

There's a big generational gap between Jungle Cruise Skippers. The split happens in the late 90's, when the spelling of "Boat" suddenly changed to "Bote". Well, to make sure that we are representing all generations, we have shirts available now with both spellings.

Amazon Belle & Congo Queen & Ganges Gal & Hondo Hattie & Irrawaddy Woman & Nile Princess. Kissimmee Kate & Orinoco Adventuress & Suwanee Lady & Ucayai Una & Yangtze Lotus & Zambezi Miss.

Nothing better than a great tiki bar!

Jungle Skippers have a style all of their own, and we celebrate that with our "Skipper Wear" shirts. For the subtle Jungle Skip who wants to make a statement, but doesn't want it blaringly loud through a bullhorn (As you may have noticed, much of our work revolves around Disneyland’s Jungle Cruise Skipper culture. We host a podcast devoted to the subject, and these items are independent homages to the Golden Era of Adventure that the stories from the ride take place in.)

Travel around the world with Skipper Vincent in this fashionable design.

Jungle cruise ride sign redrawn

At the World Famous Jungle Cruise in Anaheim, a series of gunshots fired indicate problems with the ride or boats. a "6 Shot" situation is the worst, meaning your boat has come off it's guide. From the dock, hearing 6 "bangs" is a rare occurrence, but standing there when you hear it is an unforgettable experience. (This is a very specific and niche design, really just for Jungle Cruise Skippers from DIsneyland...)

The Bird is the Word.

What's out in the Jungle? How do you explain the Jungle Cruise? Well, this shirt sort of sums it up. (Not really, but it sort of gets around the general idea)

A homage to the buildings and rides in adventure land, magic kingdom, Walt Disney World

Everyone wants to be a Princess, right? All the working on the latest dress for the next ball. Plus, there's always managing the servants and the house, balancing the castle budget, and so so many rooms to decorate. Plus, the moment there's an uprising, guess who gets their head on the chopping block first. That's why everyone wants to be a Jungle Skipper. No responsibility, a life of adventure, and a remarkably low level of interaction with French peasants. (As you may have noticed, much of our work revolves around Disneyland’s Jungle Cruise Skipper culture. We host a podcast devoted to the subject, and these items are independent homages to the Golden Era of Adventure that the stories from the ride take place in.)

When your siestas are getting you down, take a snooze where the flowers croon.

Wake up, it's showtime!

I'm still dreaming about the Little Orange Bird! I think he'd love a cute citrus swirl ice cream birdhouse.

Florida orange bird from the sunshine tree terrace standing tall.

So, I got asked to put together something as a sticker for the back of Skipper cars, and Skipper Richard Wallace did not disappoint with his artwork. This sticker will proudly, one assume, identify you as a Skipper. (or just a lover of The Jungle Cruise)

The African Veldt at the Jungle Cruise has all sorts of famous African animals on it. This Jungle Cruise joke is one of the more subtle jokes that's been around for more than a few decades, but I kept getting requests for it, so I figured I'd do a helvetica list for it.

You had to be there.

holiday jungle cruise design

Both a giraffe and a skipper! All proceeds of this design will go to benefit Trevor's GoFundMe.

It's enchanted.

Pilot your own jungle adventure

Hippos... why did it have to be hippos? In this piece by Richard Wallace, we have our hero, Skipper Gary London, escaping a wild herd of Hippos as he has disturbed the sanctity of a temple in the middle of the Jungle. All in a day's work at the office, right? (Art by the incredible Skipper Richard Wallace)

Inspired by grad school and multiple comments on the podcast, we present this inspirational design to make you think more about cultural representation of the wild exotic and the romanticization of colonialism. Also... it's funny and apropos to many of the audience/hosts of the show.

Jungle Cruise Skippers are certainly a breed apart, and it's always good to have a distinct and clear image to show people your love of the Jungle and it's hippo inhabitants...

"... I wonder if Dole Whip thinks about me too?" Spoilers: It does. Inspired by our favourite pineapple soft serve, this shirt is perfect for a visit to Adventureland.

Everyone's favorite excursion!

In the tiki tiki tiki tiki tiki room!

The story of Alexander Hippoton is a long storied story in the annals of Jungle Cruise history. This plucky young Hippo rose up and help found his nation, trampling the British and ensuring the right to wiggle his ears and blow bubbles. The musical version of his life is even now burning up ticket sales in the Hippo pool...

This is a reprint of a design we did for our 2016 Kickstarter campaign, and a few people have asked for it to be available again. Proudly proclaim that you are going to live life like it was a ride... a theme park ride... with fake animals. But one that you are going to conquer with style, panache, and a snappy hat. (As you may have noticed, much of our work revolves around Disneyland’s Jungle Cruise Skipper culture. We host a podcast devoted to the subject, and these items are independent homages to the Golden Era of Adventure that the stories from the ride take place in.)