
“The Happiest Cruise That Ever Sailed”
Sing along to the classic anthem of world peace during a delightful musical boat tour. Cruise along the Seven Seaways Waterway on a gentle 10-minute journey through all 7 continents. Pass through vivid, fantastical scenes representing the iconic sights and sounds of dozens of nations.
Behold a cast of dancing darlings from nearly every corner of the globe and watch as the Audio-Animatronics figures achieve universal harmony as they sing one song in many languages.
By journey’s end, Walt Disney’s simple message is clear: it truly is a small world after all!

@hazeysmom22 We were stuck for over an hour, the torture 😭 #smallworlddisneybound #disney #disneyworld
As you can see, there was a long line of boats waiting near the end of the ride. A boat just in front of the Guest recording appears to be slowly sinking but we arent entirely sure that was the reason for the breakdown.
Typically, if Guests encounter a long breakdown or evacuation, they are given passes that allow them to skip the standby line for a different attraction to make up for the experience.
Unfortunately, this is not even the first time we have seen a ride vehicle sink at the Magic Kingdom.

Related: Theme Park Train Coaster Derails With Guests on Board
Earlier this month, a log sank at Disney’s iconic Splash Mountain attraction, with Guests panicking and screaming as the ride continued. This was the third reported time that a long had sunk.
As Disney states, “it’s a small world” was created for the 1964-1965 New York World’s Fair. Personally overseen by Walt Disney in support of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), the attraction was a huge hit. After 2 seasons there, it was shipped to Disneyland park, where it opened on May 28, 1966.
In 1971, “it’s a small world” was recreated to become one of the Opening Day attractions at Walt Disney World Resort. Due to its immense popularity, the attraction has been replicated at many Disney theme parks around the world and is considered a Walt Disney masterpiece.
Have you ever experienced a malfunction like this one?