The track whizzes from booth to booth, where players aim the cannon at animated targets. Because it's in 3-D, you can actually see where the bullets are going. The technology is so sophisticated that even a missed shot will stick to the wall and stay there awhile. The ride is designed so each trip through will be different.

Disney touts the attraction as "4-D," because puffs of air and small mists make objects seem to fly past the rider. The cannons shoot darts, rings and pies, corresponding to the booth the ride car has stopped by. Hidden "Easter eggs" and other goodies will jack up a rider's points.

High scores of the day are kept on monitors at the end of the ride, so you can tell just how good (or bad) you were.

JUNGALA, BUSCH GARDENS, www.jungala.com. Welcome to the jungle, right here in Florida. Busch Gardens Tampa Bay — just down the Interstate from Orlando — has opened a 4-acre attraction featuring Bengal tigers, orangutans, gibbons, flying foxes and more.

Jungala, in the park's Congo area, is by far its most ambitious undertaking. It simulates a hidden jungle village surrounded by giant trees, waterfalls and stone.

Rides include a four-story Wild Surge that shoots guests out a mountain crater and above a giant waterfall. Three tiers of zip lines can be ridden at Jungle Flyers, and Tree-Top Trails has tubes, bridges and climbing nets for kids.

You can see tigers swim in windowed underground caves and through above-ground domes, or observe orangutans swinging on lines overhead.

In the Kulu Canopy live the white-cheeked gibbons, flying foxes and gharials — similar to crocodiles, with much skinnier snouts.

To feed your own snout, the park has reinvented the former Vivi Restaurant into the Bengal Bistro and opened the snack booth Orang Cafe.