of the attraction in 2013 also cites contributions to the voices of the background birds from Clarence Nash, Maurice Marcelino, and Marion Darlington. Nash voiced Pierre's impression of Donald Duck in the Tokyo version of the attraction, which replaced the character's impression of Maurice Chavalier in the American iterations. The chanting of the tikis in the "Hawaiian War Chant" and the voices of Maui, Ngendi, Koro and Rongo in the waiting area were provided by Hawaiian musician Ernest Tavares. Ginny Tyler voiced Pele and Tangaroa-Ru and Anne Essex voiced Hina. Wally Boag is also credited as providing the voice for José the parrot. Longtime Disney collaborator Thurl Ravenscroft gave a 1996 Disneyland Inside Out interview to J. D. Roth, in which he pointed out all of the various voices he performed across Disneyland, including Fritz the bass-voiced German parrot. Facts and figures Grand opening: June 23, 1963 Designer: WED Enterprises Sponsor: Dole Foods Original show length: 17:23 Current show length: 12:33 Pre-show: 3:58 Show Type: Theater presentation with Audio-Animatronics According to the book Disneyland Detective by Kendra Trahan, the "cast list" breaks down as follows: 54 singing orchids 4 totem poles 12 tiki drummers 24 singing masks 7 birds of paradise (the plant variety) 8 macaws 12 toucans 9 forktails 6 cockatoos 20 assorted tropical birds In popular culture A version of the Enchanted Tiki Room appears in season 1, episode 12 of The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse, titled "The Enchanting Room." When Mickey and Minnie are threatened by a tropical storm while vacationing on an island, the sentient flora and fauna assemble a tiki hut to shelter them. By the end of the episode, the interior of the hut closely resembles the park attraction, complete with singing tiki poles, flowers, macaws, and the central fountain. See also 2011 in amusement parks List of Disneyland attractions List of Magic Kingdom attractions List of Tokyo Disneyland attractions Notes References External links Disneyland attraction (official website) Magic Kingdom (official website) Amusement park attractions introduced in 1963 Amusement park attractions introduced in 1971 Amusement park attractions introduced in 1983 Amusement park attractions that closed in 1999 Amusement park attractions introduced in 2011 Walt Disney Parks and Resorts attractions Disneyland Magic Kingdom Adventureland (Disney) Audio-Animatronic attractions United Airlines Tiki culture 1963 establishments in California 1971 establishments in Florida 1983 establishments in Japan 1999 disestablishments in Japan