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Kungaloosh is a word in the S.E.A. mythos referring to an in-group greeting and several objects.

History[]

Kungaloosh was used as the official greeting for the Adventurers Club, a globe-trotting sub-faction of the Society of Explorers and Adventurers, as well as by the Jungle Explorers' Society headed by Nedley Lostmore. The term was multi-purpose, similar to the Hawaiian word, "Aloha". The Adventurers Club's official credo used it in the song-lyrics and also was part of the official club-salute. Kungaloosh was also the name of a specialty drink served within the club composing of fruit-juice and rum which was served in drinking establishments affiliated with the club. There is some indication that the word and/or drink might be African in origin though in real-life the word Kungaloosh is seemingly gibberish.

Appearances and allusions[]

Kungaloosh-old-style-from-Trader-Sams

The (new) Kungaloosh! cocktail

Pleasure Island[]

The term Kungaloosh originates from the attraction/dining-service The Adventurers Club where it was served as a drink and used as the club's official greeting.

Skipper Canteen[]

In the Skipper Canteen is a dessert dish titled Kungaloosh!, referenced in the menu as being an African pastry. It is a chocolate cake with caramelized bananas, cashew-caramel ice-cream and chocolate-dust.[1] The Canteen (and several locations at Disney's Animal Kingdom) also serve the Kungaloosh Spiced Excursion Ale, brewed specifically for them.[2]

Trader Sam's[]

The Kungaloosh! drink is an off-menu option in Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar and Trader Sam's Grog Grotto. The term is also used in a letter sent to Sam by Colonel Critchlow Sunchbench, in the bar's description written by Skip Documentary of the Jungle Navigation Company, and by a JNC skipper named Andrew. [3][4]

Jungle Cruise[]

Alberta Falls uses Kungaloosh to close out the introduction to her annotated map of Adventureland's rivers seen in the queue of the 2021 update.

Trivia[]

  • The original recipe for the Kungaloosh drink included vodka.

References[]

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