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Time, departments
Time refers to the Time-Turner used during Harry Potter and the Battle at the Ministry, while departments references the various Ministry of Magic departments featured throughout the ride.
Freak, organ
Freak references what Ygor calls guests—“delightful freak”—while organ references the organ instrument the Phantom of the Opera is playing in Monsters Unchained: The Frankenstein Experiment.
Forest, unicorn
Forest refers to the Forbidden Forest setting in Hagrid’s Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure, while unicorn references the magical creature encounter at the end of the ride.
Statue, news
Statue refers to the Statue of Liberty that the villains steal in The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man, while news references the backstory of the ride, where guests board a news-gathering vehicle called a “Scoop” to cover the night’s events.
Moon, forest
Moon refers to the scene in E.T. Adventure where guests' bicycles soar across the face of the moon, while forest refers to the wooded setting where the adventure begins.
Golden, barrel
Golden refers to the Golden Temple guests enter and the Golden Banana that riders help protect during Mine-Cart Madness, while barrel refers to the barrel that launches guests at the start of the ride.
Cosmos, capacitor
Cosmos refers to the space-themed setting of Stardust Racers, while capacitor references the flux capacitor attached to the back of each ride vehicle, a Back to the Future Easter egg.
Hashtag, moon
Hashtag refers to Hashtag the Panda, one of the characters featured in Race Through New York Starring Jimmy Fallon, while moon references a scene in the attraction.
Launch, paddock
Launch refers to the high-speed launches that propel riders through Jurassic World VelociCoaster, while paddock references the raptor paddock featured in the ride’s story.
Target, red button
Target refers to the alien targets guests must shoot throughout MEN IN BLACK Alien Attack, while red button references the red button guests are told to push, which activates a scoring bonus.
Rhymes, skyline
Rhymes refers to the wordplay and whimsical storytelling in The High in the Sky Seuss Trolley Train Ride, which Dr. Seuss is known for, while skyline references the elevated views guests experience aboard the ride.
Beetles, coffee
Beetles refers to the scarab beetles in Revenge of the Mummy, while coffee references the coffee gag at the end of the ride featuring Brendan Fraser.
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