Enchanted Tiki Room (location)

Enchanted Tiki Room
Technicalities
Location	Hawaiian Jungle
Type of building	Enchanted Hawaiian Structure
Date of building	1963
Related People
Past owners	Iago and Zazu
Current owner	Jose, Michael, Pierre, and Fritz
Behind the scenes
First seen	1963
In	Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room

The Enchanted Tiki Room is an enchanted structure in the middle of a Hawaiian Jungle.

Description

The Enchanted Tiki Room is an enchanted structure in a Hawaiian Jungle. It is owned by four macaws: Jose, Michael, Pierre, and Fritz. The macaws use the room as a place to put on their show, which they began in 1963. Other birds who have lived in the Tiki Room over the years are Rosita, who later went on to become a miner's canary, and Juan, a cousin of Jose, who has at times greeted guests at the entrance of the Tiki Room. The Orange Bird has also been known to visit the building from time to time, but cannot sing. Many other birds also reside in the room and perform as background singers during the shows. The show was in 1998 taken over by Iago and Zazu. Iago changed the show to such an extent that it angered the Tiki Gods, particularly Uh-Oa, the Tiki Goddess of Disaster, who drove him off using her powers.  The building is known to be enchanted, and any wish made on the premises usually comes true, often with unexpected consequences.

Behind the scenes

The Enchanted Tiki Room first appeared in 1963 in Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room, an attraction at Disneyland Resort and later at Walt Disney World Resort. In 1998 it was refurbished as Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room: Under New Management, introducing Iago and Zazu to the show. It was restored to the original in 2011.