Ep301: 25 Years of Indiana Jones

In this episode: This week we talk about a great way you can help others if you have access to 3D printing equipment (more info + links will be on our website), we talk about the end of March Mayhem, plus Gavin helps bring home the Indy talks as he tells us about the Indiana Jones Temple of the Forbidden Eye attraction at Disneyland since it's celebrating its 25th anniversary.

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Increasing the Supply Chain

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Note: MatterHackers is not a sponsor of our podcast.

Simple Steps

Last week we posted a video by the CDC about simple measure you can take to try to avoid COVID-19. We feel it’s worth posting again in case you missed it.

Remember, stay calm and don’t panic buy. Please be considerate and stay safe.

#HomemadeDisney

This week #HomemadeDisney was trending on social media as people from all around shared their own Disney Magic during our social distancing. Some of or favorites came from Jess Siswick (IG: @siswij) which you can check out below:

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The 999 happy haunts in the #homemadedisney haunted mansion have been reduced to a maximum of 10 and are practicing good social distancing. . . . . #hauntedmansion #disneyland #disneylandcalifornia #waltdisneyworld #disneyparks #disneyworld #magickingdom #disney #thehauntedmansion #diydisney #quarentine #quarentinelife

A post shared by Jess Siswick (@siswij) on Mar 21, 2020 at 11:29pm PDT

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Exploring is a great way to practice social distancing.. except I looked into the forbidden eye. #homemadedisney . . . . .#disneyland #disneylandcalifornia #indianajones #templeoftheforbiddeneye #disneyparks #waltdisney #disney #themepark #quarantine #quarentinelife

A post shared by Jess Siswick (@siswij) on Mar 19, 2020 at 7:21pm PDT

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Living that quarantine life soarin’ over California at homemade Disney California adventure. . . . . #disneyland #disneylandcalifornia #disneycaliforniaadventure #soarin #soarinovercalifornia #workfromhome #homemadedisney #quarentine #quarantinelife #quarentineandchill #disneyparks #waltdisneyworld

A post shared by Jess Siswick (@siswij) on Mar 18, 2020 at 4:40pm PDT

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Decoding the Messages

When the Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Forbidden Eye attraction first opened at Disneyland their original sponsor was AT&T. As part of the sponsorship they created passed out decoder cards to guests to enable them to translate the “Marabic” petroglyphs throughout the temple (aka Mara-glyphs) into english. If you never had a chance to pick up one of these decoder cards (you may still be able to find them on eBay) the power of the internet can help!

Below are some archival images of the decoder card (front + back) from the site davelandweb.com; a wonderful photographic resource of Disneyland over the years.