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Tag Archives: Eureka Springs Attractions
December 21, 2018 UncategorizedBasin Park Hotel, Eureka Springs Attractions, eureka springs concerts, Eureka Springs Events, eureka springs festivals, ozark mountain music festival, Things to do Eureka SpringsJack Moyer
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Winter's only outdoor festival held indoors
Where the attendees and the bands party together; there's no backstage
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Take over the whole hotel… friends on every floor
Roll to Chelsea's after hours… then roll back to rest up for next day
Kick-a** Galaxy Grass with the Kitchen Dwellers
Bloody Mary Show Finale on Sunday to say "G'bye… till OzMoMu '20"
Downtown Eureka Springs ~ 1905 Basin Park Hotel
4 Days / 10 Acts
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Mysteries need to be Solved at the Basin Park Hotel
October 23, 2018 Uncategorizedadventour, Basin Park Hotel, basin park hotel ghost tour, Eureka Springs Attractions, eureka springs ghost tours, ghost tours eureka springs, Things to do Eureka SpringsJack Moyer
Ever since the Basin Park Hotel opened its doors here in 1905, tales of the paranormal have coursed through the hallways of this seven-story structure. Some say it is due to the hotel being built on the "grave" of the Perry House, the original hotel on that plot of real estate that burned to the ground in 1890. Others say it is because of the mystic quality of the original "healing spring", sacred to the Native Americans who first discovered it, located in the city park adjacent to the hotel. The origins of the hotel's ghosts are as mysterious as those phantoms themselves, each a mystery to be solved.
"When the Roenigks first purchased this historic hotel in 1997, locals shared tales of the spirits reported to dwell inside the Basin Park," said Jack Moyer, hotel general manager since that purchase, "and Marty and Elise agreed that these mysteries needed to be solved. And what better source of verification than our guests themselves. That's what our Ghost Adventour is all about."
Mysteries unresolved include the reoccurring orbs that are seen on the guest floors, especially those wings of the hotel that abut the ramps to the limestone bluffs behind the hotel; the human shaped shadows seen in the Barefoot Ballroom; and the large faces that appear on the inside of the stained-glass windows in the ballroom's foyer. The most intriguing mystery is what caused the marks around the throat of a tour guide in January of this year.
"A well-known national paranormal expert and his wife were granted access to the Barefoot Ballroom for a private investigation," explained Keith Scales, manager of the paranormal tours at both the Basin Park Hotel and its sister property, the 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa. "After the group had seen several moving shadows and experienced numerous temperature fluctuations, one of our tour guides during an EVP (electronic voice phenomenon) session started feeling pressure on his throat. The pressure increased causing him to cough, unable to breathe. He scrambled to his feet and left the ballroom hoping to 'escape this grasp and get some air'.
"When he returned to the ballroom he pulled down his turtleneck to a have the others in the room check his neck. There they saw red marks encircling a white area at the front of his throat as though two hands had tried to choke him."
"It is these kinds of mysteries that we are asking our guests and Adventour patrons to help us solve," Moyer noted. "We would like to have solved the mysteries of the who, the where and the why these spirits that reside in the 1905 Basin Park Hotel," Moyer said. "Our Ghost Adventour has been designed to be that solving platform."
Scales added, "The Ghost Adventour of the 1905 Basin Park Hotel is designed to combine the thrills of a ghost tour with the adventure of a paranormal investigation. Patrons learn the stories of the colorful characters who stayed, worked, died, and perhaps remain inside the walls of 'the people's hotel' while participating in a guided paranormal investigation. This investigation takes tour guests from the hotel's rooftop to the underground cave that stored bootleg whiskey during the years of prohibition."
"And, it seems like the more people that tour, the more differing encounters are reported. A true mystery," Moyer concluded. "We hope folks will help us continue to solve these mysteries. We kind of think of these efforts as a paranormal census of the 1905 Basin Park Hotel."
Ghostly Attractions
October 3, 2017 UncategorizedArkansas, Basin Park Hotel, Eureka Springs, Eureka Springs Attractions, Eureka Springs Events, eureka springs ghost tours, eureka springs october events, eureka springs shows, Eureka Springs Things To DoJack Moyer
Eureka Springs has become The Halloween City to to visit during the month of October. Haunted Shows, Ghost Tours, Zombie Parade and so much more! Check out the ghost attractions listed below or visit www.thehalloweencity.com
Not Really A Door (Live Theater): Fridays at 7pm at the Crescent Hotel. A one hour, two-woman, jam-packed, keep-em-guessing, supernatural murder-mystery comedy-thriller. Performed in America's Most Haunted Hotel, it runs 60 minutes with no intermission. Recommeded for ages 12+ SPECIAL OFFER! $15 Per Person. Buy Tickets.
Flickering Tales (Live Theater): Fridays & Saturdays at 11pm at the Crescent Hotel. Huddle around a fire at America's Most Haunted Hotel, the 1886 Crescent Hotel, to hear Ozark stories of witches, monsters and ghosts. Made even more thrilling with a Midnight visit to Eureka's most haunted site, the Crescent Hotel Morgue. 60 minutes. $12 per person. Buy Tickets.
Spirits of the Basin Tour: Tuesday-Sunday at 8pm at the Basin Park Hotel. Explore the legendary Basin Park Hotel, from the Crow's Nest to the underground cave, and experience the spirits – living, dead and 92 proof. The tour presents the history of Early Eureka Springs and includes a guided ghost hunt of the most haunted spaces and ends with a chilling ghost story told by candlelight while surrounded by the limestone bluff. $18 Per Person. Buy Tickets.
Crescent Ghost Tour: Tours Nightly at 8pm. America's Most Haunted Hotel where some guests checked out…but never left. The Crescent has been featured on popular shows like Ghost Hunter's and Bio Channel's My Ghost Story. Tours gain exclusive access to some of the most famous ghost sighting locations and into the morgue. $22.50 per person. Buy Tickets.
Anna: A Haunting Theatrical Experience (Live Theater): Th, F, Sat, M 7pm, 8pm, & 9pm THE STORY ANNA: a haunting theatrical experience has become a Halloween staple in Eureka Springs. We invite you to step inside Crowe Manor and back in time to 1940. Meet James and Annabelle Crowe and keenly observe as their frightening secrets are revealed. Listen for the whispers in the walls, and doubt not if you think you've seen a ghost. The roots run deep and the blood is real. You may make it out alive, but will you go crazy? "Wow & wow. What an experience!" $20 per person. Buy Tickets.
Downtown N Underground Tour (Walking Tour): W, Th, F, Sat, & Sun at 4PM. (Sat offered 2pm & 4pm) Take a brave step into Eureka Springs unexplained underground. Discover buildings that lie under the streets and see the city in a way that even local residents haven't seen! 75 minutes. $13.50 per person . Buy Tickets.
Intrigue Theater (Illusion Show): W, Th, F & Sat at 8pm This Exclusive experience is limited to less than 24 people seated in the round as Sean-Paul, the Illusionist, entertains with close-up Sleight-of-hand and Mentalism. Surprises and paranormal demonstrations can also be expected. $24.95 per person. Buy Tickets.
Haunted Eureka Tours (Driving Tour): Sun-Fri at 8pm Take a guided shuttle bus tour of one of the most haunted towns in the United States! Learn to use ancient and modern ghost hunting tools while going on property at various "active" sites along the route. See parts of town most tourists don't know exists and learn about our fascinating and haunted history. $24.50 per person . Buy Tickets.
Escape Room 13: Sun-Th 10am-10pm An immersive live action adventure that puts you in the story. Can you prove someone's innocence in one hour? $25 per person. Buy Tickets.
Voices of the Silent City Cemetary Tour (Walking Tour): 10/19-10/21 & 10/28-10/29 5:30-8:30pm Tours leave every 20minutes. Join us for this one of a kind 1 hour costumed, guided walking tour set in the Eureka Spring Cemetery located on Hwy. 62 East. Free parking and shuttle service on hwy 62 at the former Victoria Inn hotel. Tickets available at any Cornerstone Bank location, Chamber of Commerce, E S Historical Museum 479-253-9717 or @ the parking site. Adults $10, kids 12 and under $5. Buy Tickets
Halloween Seance with Intrigue Theater: 10/31 at 6pm On Halloween, the stars of Eureka Springs' Intrigue Theater, Sean-Paul and Juliana Fay, will be returning to the Crescent Hotel's Crystal Ballroom for one late night dinner show. This year they will astound their audience with paranormal experiments between courses. Then following dessert, patrons will witness a seance in an effort to reach some who have "crossed over." This ticketed event is open to hotel guests and visitors. $65 per person. Buy Tickets.
www.thehalloweencity.com
New Things Happening in May
April 28, 2017 UncategorizedEureka Springs, Eureka Springs Attractions, ghost tours eureka springs, Things to do Eureka Springs, tours eureka springsJack Moyer
Eureka Springs, the "Extraordinary Escape" located in the Arkansas Ozarks, is alive and welcoming the year 'round, but in spring it becomes ever so bold. Why? Because in spring this historic village begins to strut its stuff. And in 2017, that includes new stuff at great attractions such as The Great Passion Play, Intrigue Theater, America's Most Haunted Hotel, Phunkberry, May Festival of the Arts, as well as Main Street Eureka Springs.
The Great Passion Play will begin its fiftieth season, on Friday, May 5, at 8:30 p.m. but with nuances for the 2017 season. Added to the entrance way of the Holy Land Tour is a Biblical marketplace featuring carpenters, potters, and other artisans making hand-crafted items. Also new is Noah's Ark Park, a petting zoo with camels; llama; an assortment of miniature goats, donkeys and horses; plus, a pharaoh hound. The play itself boasts of more than 170 actors, dozens of birds and animals, all assembled to portray the last days of Christ on a set that is three stories tall and 550 feet across and meticulous replicates Jerusalem of 2000 years ago. The play will have evening performances on Friday and Saturday nights through the end of the opening month with two added performances on Thursday, May 25 and Sunday, May 28 for the Memorial Day weekend. Surrounding the amphitheater are The Christ of the Ozarks, the New Holy Land, Sacred Arts Center, the Bible Museum, hiking trails, and more. www.greatpassionplay.org/
Intrigue Theater has already begun its seventh season and continues to completely mystify each and every audience that witnesses their extensive journey into the art of magic and illusion. Illusionist Sean-Paul and ghost whisperer Juliana Fay have drawn from their decades of performing around the world to transform the 1910 Gavioli Chapel into a performance venue that vibrantly enhances their innovative and brilliant homage to the Golden Age of Magic and the Ghostly Spiritualist movement of the early 1900s. A new stage with augmented audience sight lines, a proscenium, crystal chandeliers, period stage lighting and historic props has now transformed this Victorian, limestone chapel into a showplace of mind-boggling magic, mysticism and journeys to "the other side. The new Intrigue Theater dynamically adds to the ambiance of a town known for the unknown. intriguetheater.com/
America's Most Haunted Hotel further solidifies Eureka Springs as a town known for the unknown. The 1886 Crescent Hotel and Spa's nightly ghost tour has for 2017 added a new history room at the tour's origination point. This "Faculty Lounge" honors the Crescent College & Conservatory for Young Women (circa 1908-1934). Here patrons can look at images of the "living" co-eds prior to touring, prior to perhaps bumping into one those ladies who never left or returned to the building following graduation. Another off-beat, recovered treasure displayed in the room is an original calliaphone invented and manufactured by the infamous Norman Baker. It is the morgue of his Cancer Curing Hospital (circa 1937-1939) that is the pièce de résistance of the tour. Said to be the most paranormally active area in the hotel, it culminates the tour which winds down from the fourth floor to the basement with numerous stops and stories of ghostly encounters along the way, stories that oftentimes make even the most brave feel faint. www.americasmosthauntedhotel.com/
Phunkberry is Eureka Springs' newest music festival. This second three-day event, May 4-6, has an all new line up with the newest of now sounds focusing on the top national and regional funk and jazz bands. Featured for 2017 is The Motet, an American funk, Afrobeat and jazz influenced group from Denver CO; The Werks, a psychedelic dance, jam, funk, rock group from Dayton 0H; and from Chicago IL comes Maniac Focus, and electronic music project of John "JmaC" McCartin. All 16 groups will take the stage in front of thousands at "The Farm", 160 panoramic acres atop the Ozark Mountains. phunkberry.com/
May Festival of the Arts honors a community that has, for more than a decade, been anchored on the "Top 25 Cities for Art" in the small cities category in such publications as American Style Magazine. And, since Eureka Springs boasts of more than 350 working artists in a town of 2,000 where cutting-edge is a way of life, the hot and exciting nuance in this month-long fête is "The Eurekan Spectacle", an augmented reality based experiential app that allows users to witness a Shakespearean play at various real-world locations around Eureka Springs. The Eurekan Spectacle goes live May 1. Download instructions and a walking tour map can be found at www.eurekanspectacle.com. Eureka's May Festival is packed with one-of-a-kind art exhibits, demonstrations, performances, culinary arts, free music in the park, and the wildest street party thrown by artists: The White Street Walk. www.eurekaspringsfestivalofthearts.com/
Main Street Eureka Springs is blessed each year with shop owners and downtown entrepreneurs who keep a watchful eye on the latest trends and products and 2017 is no exception. A swarm of new shops and new inventories at established shops await Eureka's nearly one million visitors starting in May. Just as new as the merchandise downtown is the "Downtown N Underground" tour. Its 2017 reboot features an extended route that takes strollers along the same exact sidewalks and sidetrails used by the outlaws and zealots, the famous and infamous back when Eureka Springs was considered the wild west. The tour also includes an exclusive visit to three underground locations, private and off limits to the general public with one final stop as "guests take the stage" at the city's historic auditorium. eurekaspringsdowntown.com/
"If you ever wanted to see a town strut, travel this spring to the crown jewel of Northwest Arkansas, Eureka Springs," said Bill Ott, former chairman of the Greater Eureka Springs Chamber of Commerce, "and once you get here you will be strutting right along with us with no desire ever to return home."
Winter Things To Do
December 28, 2016 UncategorizedEureka Springs, Eureka Springs Attractions, Things to do Eureka Springs, winter things to doJack Moyer
Winter Things To Do 2017
Posted on December 28, 2016 by Amanda
Wintertime in Eureka Springs brings Relaxation, Re-connection and a chance to explore the Ozark landscapes with Discounted Overnight Room Rates.
For those looking to reconnect and relax with your spouse or partner, plan some spa time, shop, dine and stay over night with discounted Winter room rates by 30-45% from the normal season rates. Click here for availability. For Great Winter Things To Do, see below…
Spa Time
The New Moon Spa-Open Daily
Spa1905-Open Daily
ESP Weekend-Jan 6th-8th & 13th-17th
Ozark Mountain Music Festival-Jan 19th-22nd
Mardi Gras Festival-Feb 16th-28th
Winter Attractions
Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge-Open Daily 9am-5pm
The Great Passion Play Holy Land Tours-Open Monday-Friday 10am & 2pm. Bible and History Museum also open.
Flickering Tales-Open Fri & Sat at 11pm
Spirits of the Basin Tour-Open Fri & Sat at 8pm
Crescent Ghost Tours-Open Daily at 8pm
Hellraisers, Hoodlums & Heated History Tour-Open Daily at 11am
Downtown -N- Underground Tour-Open Saturdays at 4pm
Not Really A Door– Open Fri at 10pm
Keels Creek Winery Tasting Room-Open Daily Noon-5pm
Fresh Harvest Olive Oil & Balsamic Tasting Room-Open Wed-Sat:10am-5pm, Sun:11am-4pm
Railway Winery-Open in February Wed-Sat 10am-5pm
Eureka Springs Historical Museum-Mon-Sat 9:30am-4pm
Haunted Eureka Tours-Daily at 7pm
Dinner Bell Ranch-By appointment 479-253-2900
Bear Mountain Riding Stables-By appointment 479-253-6990
Steves Stables-By appointment 479-253-5877
Outdoors & Other Things To Do
Beaver Lake Eagle Watching Tours- (Nov-Feb 26th) Tours leave Rocky Branch Marina on Beaver Lake at 3pm. Call 479-789-5000.
Hiking/Mountain Biking Trails in Eureka Springs
Walk to the Natural Springs in Town-Spring Maps available at the Chamber of Commerce
Lake Leatherwood Trails
Black Bass Lake Trail
Dog Friendly Park-Harmon Park located on upper spring st.
Eureka Springs Trolley:Wed-Sat 10am-5pm
St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church
Pea Ridge National Military Park
Roaring River State Park
Hobbs State Park
Buffalo River Outdoor Center
War Eagle Mill
Promise Land Zoo
Dogwood Canyon Nature Park
Drive to Beaver Town Bridge or Beaver Dam
Eureka Springs is Roaring Back this Summer
May 30, 2015 UncategorizedArkansas Things To Do, Eureka Springs Attractions, Eureka Springs Things To DoJack Moyer
The sound of families coming to Eureka Springs this summer is a familiar "roar", not heard in this historic Arkansas Ozark village for the past few years. One of the main reasonsLovin Every Minute for this recent influx is the addition of numerous new evening shows and family-friendly attractions that have added balance to an already bountiful entertainment offering.
"We are so excited about this summer here in Eureka," stated Jack Moyer, hotel manager and past board chairman for the Greater Eureka Springs Chamber of Commerce. "Even with our summer season just a few days old we are already feeling the positive impact of these new shows and attractions."
Moyer cited meaningful year-to-date growth in both occupancy and revenue at his two hotels, the Crescent and Basin Park. "And just from my personal observation, based on 20 years of Eureka experience, it seems as though day-trip crowds have grown by a guesstimated 20 percent," he added.
Some of the new attractions for this summer include Arkansas' biggest variety show, "Lovin' Every Minute", an eye-popping production of songs, dance, live band, The Great Passion PlayCirque-style acrobats and unbelievable special effects performed in the heart of historic downtown at The Aud; "Spirits of The Basin", a new guided tour at the 1905 Basin Park Hotel that takes patrons from the edge of the roof to the chill of the dark limestone cave while being introduced to spirits of both the paranormal and liquid kind; a behind the scenes tour of The Great Passion Play's multi-level, authentically-detailed sets provides a new and unique perspective on the monumental aspects of this grand production and Pig Trail Harley-Davison has expanded into the Eureka Springs market by opening the long-awaited Eureka Springs Harley-Davidson.
"The community has really stepped up and brought in attractions and shows that not only round out the family offering but provide balance to the menu of things to see and do for everyone who visits Eureka Springs," added Moyer. "These man-made attractions coupled with our cornucopia of natural entertainment like the 'big water' of Beaver Lake, hiking and mountain bike trails through our forested hills and our celebrated motorcycle rides will keep vacationers happy and active for days."Eureka Springs Ziplines
Other Eureka Springs attractions include Crescent Hotel Ghost Tours, Ozark Mountain Ziplines, Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge, Intrigue Theater, the performance of The Great Passion Play, Stand Up Paddle Boarding, The New Moon Spa, Historic District Trolley Tours, Opera in the Ozarks, Belle of the Ozarks, downtown's Spa1905, Crescent Hotel's productions of "Flickering Tales" and "Not Really A Door".
"Perhaps Eureka Springs had lost a little bit of its balance as a destination in the past few years, however with these new attractions added to the fact that Eureka Springs remains a unique mountain town, blessed with many artists and located between two major lakes and famous rivers, we are clearly back as an 'extraordinary escape'… seven days a week… for all vacationers," concluded Moyer.
For complete travel ideas and information, one may go to EurekaSpringsOnline.com.
For attraction tickets and reservations, one may go to ReserveEureka.com.
Eureka Springs Season in Full Swing
April 30, 2015 UncategorizedArkansas Attractions, Arkansas Things To Do, Eureka Springs Attractions, eureka springs deals, eureka springs entertainment, Eureka Springs Lodging, Eureka Springs Things To Do, may festival of the artsJack Moyer
May brings travelers to Eureka Springs, Arkansas with Great Weather, New Attractions Opening for the Season and Lodging Discounts!
Seniors traveling in May can find discounts on lodging, great dining and evening entertainment. The opening of The Great Passion Play on Friday, May 1st is complimented by the George Brothers Show opening in Pine Mountain Jamboree and the exciting introduction of Lovin' Every Minute, a high production show certain to dazzle you with stunning technical effects and music ranging from jazz to classic rock to broadway! Cirque-style acrobatics and performed downtown Tuesday-Saturday at 7:30pm in the city auditorium.
Couples looking to venture on a quick getaway can enjoy good outdoor weather while walking the many trails around downtown Eureka Springs or at the city park, Lake Leatherwood. Lots of shopping, spa discount packages, and nightlife to choose from. "Phunkberry Music Festival" a new outdoor music festival in Eureka Springs is coming up May 7- May 10. Check out lineup and tickets here. Intrigue Theater is also another amazing show of Illusion and Mystery that will leave you guessing how they did it! Opening May 22 this season at Gavioli Theater. View more info.
Bikers love the winding roads leading towards Eureka Springs. Bik er friendly hotels are designed to accommodate the riders with comfortable rooms and amenities, discounts on spa services or dining, and locked and covered parking. View Eureka Springs Ride Maps.
Love the Arts? Eureka Springs May Festival of the Arts has it all from one of a kind Art Exhibits, Galleries, Artrageous Parade, Music in the park, White Street Walk, Made By Me Maker's Fair, Books & Bloom and more! View all calendar of events here.
End of Summer Sale
August 7, 2014 UncategorizedArkansas Attractions, Arkansas Vacation, Downtown Eureka Springs, Eureka Springs Attractions, Eureka Springs Lodging, places to stay in eureka springs, Things to do in eureka springsJack Moyer
Now that the kids are going back to school, enjoy a getaway end of summer sale in Eureka Springs without all the crowds.
*Eureka Springs is offering Attraction Discounts 8/18-8/28 on ReserveEureka.com
*Summer Sale:
Stay over on the weekend of 8/22 OR 8/23 for JUST $99 in a Premium Room or $129 in a Jacuzzi Suite. (SAVINGS of $65-$85!) Check Availability.
*Adult Getaway:
Stay in ANY Room for ONLY $89.95 and get 20% OFF Coupons to the Balcony Restaurant OR on spa services at the Serenity Spa.
Valid Sunday-Thursday, 8/18-8/21 & 8/24-8/28. Check Availability.
A Thrilling Family Vacation…
July 12, 2014 UncategorizedArkansas Vacation, Eureka Springs Attractions, Eureka Springs Things To Do, Family Vacation, ghost tours, Things to do in eureka springsJack Moyer
A Thrilling Family Vacation Where Families Vacation Together
Instead of dealing with the heat and long lines at an amusement park where the family is off doing different things, why not take a trip to Eureka Springs where the whole Family Vacations Together!
Eureka Springs has many Fun and Thrilling Attractions that the Whole Family can do together.
Exploring Downtown
Families love being in downtown where kids can explore the old Civil War Cave, the rock bluff shelter above Basin Spring Park, finding some cool magic tricks at the Magic Shop, or go explore the many staircases that connect Downtown Spring Street and Main Street. For a fun experience of learning Eureka's past characters or finding the underground, take one of these walking tours: Hellraisers, Hoodlums and Heated History Tour OR the Downtown – N – Underground Tour. Tours are Everyday at 11am & 4pm, Kids under 12 are FREE!
Families can take a break and dine downtown together after the parents do some shopping. Great food for all ages and the best view in downtown is at the Balcony Restaurant, located on the 2nd floor of the Basin Park Hotel. Stay downtown where the most FUN Happens!
Family Vacation Deals
Uncover the Mystery
Intrigue Theater is great for parents and kids of all ages. Be amazed at some of the outstanding illusion and magic put on by illusionist, Sean Paul and medium, Juliane Fey. Set in a century year old building with theater style seating you will go back in time as they keep you guessing and entertain you with their close up magic and mystery. An intriguing experience you don't want to miss!
Explore America's Most Haunted Hotel
Bring the whole family and stay over at a haunted hotel. Kids will love exploring the hallways with their cameras to see if they can catch orbs and they will sure to be thrilled on the nightly ghost tour that gives you a glimpse into the haunted past of the historic hotel while ending up in the morgue! The 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa sits atop the hillside of Eureka Springs, with beautiful views on the 4th floor of the Ozarks, surrounding gardens, verandas, trails, and a swimming pool. A great vacation spot to scare up some lifetime memories!
A Thrill in the Sky
Experience the exhilarating thrill of the Eureka Springs Ziplines Canopy Tour. This is a must for the whole family! Families can have outdoor fun and a safe adventure tour together through the Ozark treetops. Enjoy 2 hours of fun as you start gradually through the trees and make your way up to the ultimate zipline, soaring 200 + feet high and about 1800 feet long! A perfect family adventure.
America's #1 Attended Outdoor Drama
Take the whole family and relive The Greatest Story Ever Told! Staged in an outdoor amphitheater, the multi-level set, special lighting and sound effects, live animals, and a cast of 170 Biblically costumed actors come together to create the thrilling epic drama of Jesus Christ's last days on earth. The play is not the only thing to see and do thought. The Christ of the Ozarks, the Holy Land Tour, Moses Tabernacle in the Wilderness, a section of the Berlin Wall, the Church in the Grove, the Bible Museum, and the Sacred Arts Museum are also on the grounds!
Jump Into Fun
For great summer fun with the family explore any of the 3 rivers and 3 lakes that surround Eureka Springs. For nearby swimming visit Beaver Dam, rent ski boats or pontoons on Beaver Lake, Table Rock Lake or go paddle boating on Lake Leatherwood. For fishing, kayak or canoe rentals visit the White River, Kings River or Buffalo River. Break off from the heat and have fun in the water on your summer vacation.
Roars & Growls
A visit to Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge brings kids and families face to face with over 150 exotic big cats. Open everyday, the 459 acre refuge offers visitors an education station, keeper talks, self guided tours, habitat tours, and feeding time for visitors to witness. Only a short 7 mile drive from downtown Eureka Springs, take your kids to see the wild!
Everybody loves a laugh and live music so why not take the family to two of Eureka Springs Fun, Family Shows. The Pine Mountain Theater offers families country, gospel, comedy, bluegrass, blues and rock n roll every evening, except for Sunday, unique souvenir items, and free all you can eat popcorn. Ozark Mountain HoeDown offers shows everynight of new and old country, gospel, comedy, nostalgic rock n roll, motown, do wap, disco, audience participation and impersonations. Great fun for the whole family.
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For More Things To Do Visit:
www.reserveeureka.com
www.eurekaspringsonline.com
www.eurekaspringskids.com
www.eurekaspringsmarina.com
Scare Up Some Lifetime Memories
July 1, 2014 UncategorizedArkansas Things To Do, Eureka Springs Attractions, Eureka Springs Things To Do, Family Vacation to ArkansasJack Moyer
Posted on July 1, 2014 by Amanda
In July, bring the family to Eureka Springs for a Thrilling time!
The following tours and shows will Scare Up some Lifetime Memories:
Crescent Hotel Ghost Tour-Visit America's Most Haunted Hotel. Everyday starting at 8pm.
Eureka Ghost Tours-Tales and legends of downtown Eureka Springs. Everyday starting at 8pm.
Intrigue Theater-Travel back to an age of Intrigue with the Illusionist and the Medium. OPEN Wednesday-Sunday.
Hellraisers, Hoodlums and Heated History Tour-Explore downtown with the legendary "stars" of Eureka Springs Wild West. Everyday at 11am.
Downtown -N- Underground Tour-Behind the Scenes walking adventure tour of Eureka Springs. Everyday at 4pm.
Flickering Tales-Huddle around the campfire to hear ghost stories of the Ozarks among the grounds of America's Most Haunted Hotel. Everyday at 10pm.
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NFL Regular-Season Ratings Increase 10% Over Last Season
Three of the five television packages experienced double-digit growth
By Joe Reedy	• Published January 12, 2022
AP Photo/Willfredo Lee
An extra week of games, close finishes and a non-election year helped propel the NFL to its highest regular-season ratings in six years.
The 272 regular-season games averaged 17.1 million viewers across television and digital platforms; that is a 10% increase over 2020 and is the league's highest average since 2015.
"There's a strong argument to be made that the National Football League is the single most important entity in popular culture. And the numbers of viewers watching the NFL bears that out," said Marc Ganis, co-founder of Chicago-based consulting group Sportscorp.
It was expected that the audience would increase after the 2020 season was played in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, with empty stadiums presenting a strange viewing dynamic, and many people's viewing habits changing. The first half of that season also occurred in the midst of a presidential campaign, when many were watching cable news channels.
"Ratings and viewership from year to year are never a straight line. There's always some ins and outs," said Hans Schroeder, NFL executive vice president and chief operating officer, NFL Media. "Certainly 2020 was a unique year in a lot of different ways, but when you think about this season with full stadiums and the game itself, it was an awesome regular season."
Three of the five television packages experienced double-digit growth. ESPN's "Monday Night Football" and the "Thursday Night Football" package on Fox, NFL Network and Amazon Prime were both up 16% from last season, followed by NBC's "Sunday Night Football" at 11%.
This was also the first season when the league played 17 regular-season games. Despite the extra games, there were not many blowouts. According to the league, 64% of all games this season were within one score in the fourth quarter.
NFL games ranked in the top 16 and 91 of the top 100 telecasts on television during the season, according to Nielsen. The Dallas Cowboys were involved in five of the 10 most-viewed games, including the Week 12 Thanksgiving Day match with the Las Vegas Raiders, which averaged 40.8 million viewers on CBS. That was the most-watched regular-season game on any network in 31 years and one of only two since 1988 to average at least 40 million.
CBS was up 9% over last season with the 18.09 million average being its highest since 2015. That includes a 21.59 million average during its 10 national game windows.
Fox's Sunday games increased 2%, averaging 18.57 million, but did have five of the 10 most-watched games. The Week 11 game between the Cowboys and Kansas City Chiefs led the way with a 28.7 million average.
The final season of the Fox. NFL Network, Amazon Prime Video "Thursday Night Football" tri-cast averaged 16.4 million. Coincidentally, the biggest game in that package wasn't on Thursday night but Christmas Day, as the Cleveland Browns-Green Bay Packers contest averaged 28.6 million.
"Sunday Night Football" is on pace to become prime time's most-watched show for the 11th consecutive season at 19.3 million. Tampa Bay had NBC's top two games, including Tom Brady's return to New England during Week 4 (27.2 million).
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The "ManningsCast" will return for Monday's wild-card game between the Arizona Cardinals and Los Angeles Rams.
The biggest encouraging factor for all parties is that streaming numbers continue to steadily increase. With Peacock, Paramount+ and ESPN+ expanding offerings, there were 370 billion total minutes streamed during the regular season, an 18% jump from 2020 and the second-highest total on record behind only 2015.
Those numbers will only go up in future years as "Thursday Night Football" heads fulltime to Prime Video next season, as well as exclusive streaming games on ESPN + and Peacock when the new television contract begins in 2023. The league's "Sunday Ticket" package with DirecTV expires after next season, with many expecting multiple carriers to make a bid.
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a game by The Walt Disney Company, Eurocom, Virgin, Syrox Development, and Ubisoft
Genres: Action, Educational/Kids, Platformer
Platforms: Genesis, SNES, Sega Master System, GBA, NES, GameGear, GameBoy
Editor Rating: 7.1/10, based on 15 reviews
See also: Disney Games, The Jungle Book Games, 2022 Movies
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Bouncing onto most systems is Jungle Book, Virgin's version of Disney's classic animated film. You'll have fun exploring the chapters of the SNES Book, but its difficulty might send you back to the movie.
Based on Kipling's famous stories, Disney's movie was a lively, jokey, jungle fest of fun. The SNES game retains the main characters and the basic plot -- Mowgli the Man Cub tries to survive in the Indian jungles with a little help from his big bear buddy, Baloo. Annoying monkeys, Shere Khan the hungry tiger, and Kaa the hypnotic snake are among the dangers lurking in the jungle.
What's missing from the game is the boisterous fun. Baloo, the film's most entertaining character, is barely present (he appears briefly in each level). What's more, Mowgli's adventures are pretty repetitious, centering around his ability to swing on vines. He does have a few other talents, such as jumping onto birds for a quick flight. However, these skills are little used, sacrificed in favor of still more vine-swingin' action. This ain't quite up to par with Disney's Aladdin, the award- winning SNES and Genesis games filled with varied and imaginative game play.
ProTip: In the Kaa the Snake level, you can knock out annoying swarms of bees with a single well-aimed banana.
The Jungle Look
Like the Aladdin games, this one captures the visual appeal of the film well. Not only is the jungle colorfully detailed, but the characters show their personalities through subtle movements. For instance, sassy Mowgli boxes with moves straight from the flick. The graphics draw you right into the Jungle Boolds pages.
The sounds, unfortunately, push you right out. The song "The Bear Necessities" plays incessantly, while average sound effects are only modestly successful. The lack of voice effects will make you realize how much the character voices added to the movie.
Don't be put off by the cartoony, good-natured game play: This long game is deceptively difficult, made harder by the lack of continues and passwords. However, the lush jungle graphics and personable characters will make you want to forge ahead. This is one Book worth reading again.
When you come to unreachable vines or ledges, look for hidden blocks that you can move to use as jumping platforms.
Always explore the tops of vines for goodies. Gems and an extra life are at the top of the vines right at the beginning.
Jump across this bridge, then jump back so you won't get crushed by the boulder rolling from the left.
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Game modes: Single game mode
Player controls:
Up, Down, Left, Right - Arrow keys
Start - Enter (Pause, Menu select, Skip intro, Inventory)
"A" Gamepad button - Ctrl (usually Jump or Change weapon)
"B" button - Space (Jump, Fire, Menu select)
"C" button - Left Shift (Item select)
Use the F12 key to toggle mouse capture / release when using the mouse as a controller.
Pentium II (or equivalent) 266MHz (500MHz recommended), RAM: 64MB (128MB recommended), DirectX v8.0a or later must be installed
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If you haven't already bounced around the SNES and NES jungles with Mowgli, then you'll definitely want to see what he's up to on the Genesis. This game is similar to those well-crafted versions in theme, but the game play is faster. There's no bungle in this Jungle.
Welcome to the Jugnle
Like the other versions, the Genesis game will appeal strongest to younger players and fans of Disney's classic animated film. Once again, youthful Mowgli is hopping and bopping his way through India in search of civilization. Along the way he runs into aggressive monkeys, scorpions, Kaa the hypnotic snake, King Louie, Bagheera the helpful panther, and Shere Khan, the deadly final feline.
This game relies less on the vine-swingin' action that dominated much of the SNES version. Instead, the game play includes river rides, encounters with jumbo elephants, and some interaction with Baloo, who was virtually absent from the SNES game (the boisterous bear is still underused, however). Everything is slightly speeded up on the Genesis, making it Virgin's most entertaining version yet. Mowgli performs his many jumpin', climbin', banana-throwin', and swingin' moves with aplomb, but the controls are sometimes imprecise. For example, he sometimes steps off a ledge when you only want him to turn around.
ProTips:
Gems are often hidden among leaves. Jump everywhere and watch for telltale glimpses.
Enter every hut In the Tree Village and jump around. You'll snag unseen goodies.
The Witch Doctor monkeys are only vulnerable when they turn their shields sideways.
Shere Magic
The graphics will enthrall you. Unlike most of the SNES game, which was filled with dense, green foliage, this version appears to be set in the savanna, so it's brighter and more airy. The characters are as appealing as ever, expressing their personalities with individual movements. Fans of the flick will love watching Shere Khan on the prowl or Kaa in the trees.
The music creates the right mood for the game -- tropical and fun. That "Bear Necessities" song is still here, but it's not as dominant as it was on the SNES. Squawks and howls from jungle enemies further enhance the action.
You can ride on the turtle, but the stones will give way if you stand on them.
In the Kaa the Snake chapter, Kaa's hypnotic beams loop around after you. Jump past them and keep firing at Kaa's head.
Jungle Hook
The animation will draw you in, and the game play will keep you going, but the lack of continues or passwords might drive you bananas. With 15 levels, this long game will require long hours. Fortunately, there's enough spirit and imagination here to make you want to "reread" this Book over and over again.
While The Jungle Book may not get the same amount of attention that Aladdin or even The Lion King gets. This was another smash hit Disney game that was released in the 90s. It came out right around the time we got Aladdin and The Lion King so expectations were pretty high for this game. I always say that for the most part games based on Disney properties are good and this one is no different.
From Screen To Screen
The game follows the plot of the movie pretty well. Each stage (of which there are 9) will give you a brief introduction and sets things up. It tells the story of the movie and each level is based around a certain aspect of the movie. Taking on Kaa for example, dealing with King Louie and going down the river with Baloo. Even though stories were not a huge deal in platform games during this time, The Jungle Book manages to stay pretty faithful to the source material.
Was This Animated By Walt?
One thing that the three Disney games that were released around this time all have in common is the animation. Once again, it is fantastic and Mowgli looks awesome and he climbs, swings, and does what a man cub does. The whole game is really easy on the eyes with levels being full of little details and the characters from the movie looking just like they are supposed to do. I will say that as far as visuals go, Sega certainly has Nintendo beat this time around! Both versions look great, but Sega is just that little bit better.
Whisper In My Ear
The soundtrack is just as good as the visuals. It has many of the fun songs from the movie and they are all instantly recognizable. The Jungle Book also has a bit of voice in the game which is great. These sound pretty good too, even the Sega version sounds nice and clear.
It Is Not Easy Being A Man Cub
The gameplay is probably what you would expect, but like other Disney platformers, this game is far from easy. You have nice stages to beat with each one being based on a certain aspect of the movie. Each stage has a time limit and you are required to find a certain number of items before you exit. The difficulty level will dictate how many items you find. You either give the items to a friendly character or you will fight a boss at the end of each level.
Mowgli controls well enough and as well as exploration looking for stuff. You also need to deal with enemies. You can shoot bananas, rocks, and seeds at the enemies. It is far from an easy game as the timer always keeps you on your toes. What really makes the game hard is the lack of continues! It means you have to beat this is one sitting which can be tough.
I would probably put this game behind Aladdin, but ahead of The Lion King in terms of this early to mid-90-s Disney trilogy of games we got. The Jungle Book is a fun time and it captures the feel of the movie very well. It can be a tad frustrating in places and I feel that the game probably would have been better overall if they got rid of the time limit. Still, if you want a game that is going to test your platforming skills, give this one a try. Just be warned it is way tougher than it looks!
The game is just like the movie
The character animations are amazing
Features some impressive voice samples and music tracks
It is a very challenging platformer
It is a bit of a hidden gem
The lack of continues makes the game way harder
The collision detection can on rare occasions feel a tad off
Walt Disney's Jungle Book is a standard movie adaption released in 1994. Essentially the game developers designed a gaming engine flexible enough to be adapted across some very different systems, resulting in six fairly different versions of basically the same game engine. It's a nice platform game (both horizontally and vertically scrolling). You get to play as Mowgli (of course), to shoot at, err, throw fruit at all kinds of critters, climb trees etc.
Game Gear Mowgli is on the same mission as 16- and eight-bit Mowgli on the Nintendo: Find gems in the danger-filled jungles, get past Shere Khan, and make it to the Man Village. The characters, story line, and songs are based on Disney's animated film, and everything comes together for well-crafted fun.
A Boy and His Boolc
With game play more like the NES version, the Game Gear Jungle Book relies on simplified run-n-jump action. As on the NB, Mowgli uses catapults, throws bananas and boomerangs, and has to beat a clock. Strong controls make the handheld Mowgli the most accurate banana-tosser yet.
The graphics and sounds are both above average, but not great. While Mowgli moves smoothly, the backgrounds aren't very detailed, and some dangers (the prickly bushes, for instance) are hard to spot. The sounds faintly echo the previous games, reprising the familiar "Bare Necessities" song but not many of the atmospheric jungle noises.
Bear Down
Aided by unlimited continues, younger gamers in particular will enjoy Mowgli's charming antics. Veteran jungle jumpers might tire of the kid stuff after awhile, but they'll still get some enjoyment out of this tropical treat.
Jump quickly across the breakaway bridges.
Start flinging projectiles as soon as you leap to new platforms. Angry animals are usually waiting to greet you.
Mowgli can run or climb across horizontal vines to grab valuable gems.
Manufacturer: Virgin Interactive
Machine: Genesis and SNES
Lead young Mowgli through ten treacherous levels, swinging from vines and hurling fruit. Detailed graphics, a catchy soundtrack and solid game play keep you riveted. The Genesis version surpasses the SNES in playability with more weapons.
Get ready for the time of your life with Virgin's twin titles Jungle Book for the Super NES and the Genesis. Go on an adventure with all of your favorite Jungle Book characters and relive the fun you had watching the movie! Thanks to Virgin, owners of both platforms will have a great time swinging through the jungle! You can bet your bottom dollar that both of these games will be huge successes!
Machine: SNES, Genesis;
Manufacturer: Virgin Interactive;
Another Disney classic is coming your way for both SNES and Genesis. It's Jungle Book, based on Kipling's classic Just So Stories and the 1967 Disney cartoon about Mowgli, the boy raised by wolves and befriended by Baloo and Bagheera. And get this - The Jungle Book is from Virgin Interactive, the same company responsible for Aladdin. Wow!
Although Virgin didn't use its Digicel process that makes Aladdin so spectacular, the graphics in T?e Jungle Book are still colorful and silky smooth - perhaps the best animated characters in any game except Aladdin. Maybe Virgin should just start with Steamboat Willy and go down the line making games for everything Disney's ever done. Wouldn't that be great?
Straight from Disney's classic tale, Jungle Book, Virgin brings the role of Mowgli, a child born in the jungle and raised by the animals he lives with. You must escort Mowgli safely through the jungle to the village, collecting diamonds along the way and finding Bagheera, the Panther. Mowgli's main goal is to defeat Shere Khan, the dangerous tiger in the journey.
Manufacturer: Virgin
# of players: 1
Available: July 1994
Number of Levels: 15
Theme: Adventure
Jungle Book places you in the role of Mowgli, a mancub who was found floating in the river. A panther named Begheera brought Mowgli to a pack of wolves were he was adopted and raised. Now Mowgli is older and must go back to the man-village. Guide Mowgli through the jungle and all of its perils to return him home. On your way, you must defeat Kaa the evil snake, King Louie the crazy Ape King, and Shere Kahn the most powerful and feared tiger in the jungle. This one-player game is full of different things to collect and do. Swing from vines and then jump to give you a boost. A lot of different weapons are yours to use, including bananas, double shot bananas, boomerangs, and a pea shooter. There is even a Bonus Level you can get to by collecting the shovel. Three difficulty levels also await you.
One of Disney's animated classics can now be played on your Super NES. All of your favorite characters are featured here. You play as Mowgli - a boy who has been raised in the jungle by a pack of wolves. You will have to go through the jungle and other areas where Shere Khan's henchmen are waiting to give Mowgli trouble. Don't worry, help is on the way. Rely on Baloo to give you items to use against your opponents. To survive in the jungle, you must master many moves that will enable you to handle the jungle's obstacles. Friendly animals or insects will be there to help you. Master the environment and become the king of the jungle.
ACT ONE: TRAINER LEVEL Test your skills by jumping and swinging on vines while avoiding the monkeys and giant, jungle insects. Look out for the dangerous plants, as well.
ACT TWO: JUNGLE BY DAY In the heart of the jungle, jump across many obstacles. Here you will have to jump on leaves, platforms, and even parrots to reach the top.
ACT' THREE: KAA THE SNAKE This is just a small sample of how the tree looks. Climb up to meet Kaa. Monkeys, birds, and even killer bees will try to stop your progress. Be careful!
ACT FIVE: TRE VILLAGE Huts on treetops! This stage can get difficult ... you will use all of your jumping and swinging here. Timing is the key.
ACT SIX: PARROT RIDE Here you will have the chance to ride the giant parrots while shooting bananas out of the parrot's mouth. Flying squirrels are waiting in the trees to attack you.
Machine: Genesis
No. of Levels: 10+
It's a Jungle Out There!
Following the lead of many other Disney movies being translated into video games such as Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, Fantasia, and The Little Mermaid, Virgin Games joins this group with their latest entry, Jungle Book.
In this Disney classic tale, you take on the role of Mowgli, a child born in the jungle and raised by the animals that live within it. You must journey through the jungle and other terrain taken straight from the movie like Louie's Temple.
Playing this game will be as much fun to look at as it is to play. The graphics will astound you with beautifully drawn backdrops along with Mowgli's incredible animation that enables him to move across the screen fluidly. The music and sound effects are, by far, some of the best.
Like all Disney movies, this game has all the elements that will appeal to gamers of all ages.
In the flavor of the great Disney classic, you are a young boy who must learn the ways of the jungle in order to survive. Befriend a number of characters, and learn a few things as you journey forth. A colorful game that lives up to its famous name.
Virgin's bombarding Nintendo and Sega systems with Jungle Book games this summer. Thankfully, one of 'em is a decent eight-bit version, giving you a new reason to pull the ol' NES out of the closet.
Bungle in the Jungle
If you saw the Disney animated flick, you'll be familiar with the characters (including Mowgli, Baloo, and Bagheera).
You'll also know the story line (Mowgli the Man Cub, raised in the Indian jungles by animals, is trying to reach civilization). Unfortunately, you won't recognize the meandering game play, which plods along at a pace much slower than the rollicking movie.
ProTip: Watch the lengthy demo. The many game-play tips will help you anticipate and solve problem ahead.
Unlike the SNES version, the NES game relies more on standard hop-n-bop, run-n-gun action than it does on vine swinging and parrot flying. Mowgli bounces his way through the 15 levels, fires bananas at the many annoying monkeys and snakes in the jungle, and at times uses catapults to fling himself up to new platforms. An added strategic element is the new clock he has to beat, which is supposed to add some intensity to the action. It doesn't add much. Still sorely missed is Baloo, whose movie humor could've livened up each level.
Considering the few buttons on the NES controller, Mowgli can perform lots of moves. He jumps, runs, throws bananas, climbs, swings on vines, and even flies through the air. He's not always as accurate as you'd like, but he's versatile enough to make Tarzan jealous.
Do your swingin' from the bottom of the vines to get the most distance on your jumps.
The graphics are good by NES standards. The sprites are big enough to enjoy (watch Mowgli climb those vines), and their moves faintly echo the movie's memorable animations. Bright colors fill the jun-gle, and varied backgrounds define the different levels.
The sounds, however, will drive you nuts after awhile, especially the repetitive "Bare Necessities" song. The minimal sound effects don't add anything to the action.
When floating down the river on Baloo, walk back and forth along his outstretched body so the jumping fish will miss you.
A well-aimed banana or two will take out virtually all enemies, even swarms of bees.
A Good Bead
Sure it's slow, but this Book has an easygoing charm (and a pretty easy challenge) that'll make it appeal to young gamers. Older players will probably give it a read, but it's doubtful they'll give it a prime spot in their library.
The Jungle Book is a video game developed and published by Virgin Interactive in 1993. It was made available for Sega Master System for the first time, but conversions for several other platforms, such as GameBoy, NES, Sega Mega Drive/Genesis, Sega Game Gear, Super NES, GameBoy Advance and PC followed in the same year, and soon after. The gameplay is the same on all the versions, but the graphical level differs, with the best graphical details probably being on the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis platform and the PC.
The story is written after the original Jungle Bookk series by Rudyard Kipling. The players control Mowgli, the main character, who is a young boy raised in the jungle by wolves. Because of the fact that he is hunted by Shere Khan, a tiger, he must now get back to the human village, where the animals are afraid to enter. But in order for him to reach the village, he has to fight the whole jungle and Shere Khan himself in the end. Sure, friends like Bagheera and Baloo, but also some other characters such as the Snake Kaa and King Louie are also going to appear in the game at some point in time during Mowgli's journey.
The player has to drive the young Mowgli through different levels. Mowgli can shoot or avoid enemies. He can run, jump, climb vines and use weapons and powerups during different levels. The player can complete a level by collecting the required number of gems, different for each difficulty setting, then finding a specific character, which is placed somewhere in the setting of the respective level.
The player scores points by obtaining gems, but also by collecting fruits and other items. Though he only starts with a banana projectile in the beginning of the game, Mowgli can collect along the way invincibility masks, coconuts, boomerang bananas and double banana shots. The player has only seven minutes to complete a level.
The game was received very well at that time, mainly thanks to the success the books had, and still have. Critics were very generous with the game, offering higher feedbacks than 7 out of 10 or 4 out of 5. The game was awarded the "Best Genesis Movie to Game Translation of the Year" in GameFan's 1994 "Megawards" issue.
There are different difficulty levels the player can choose. For the easy mode, the player needs to collect eight gems, or ten for the medium. Mowgli needs twelve gems if the game is played on the hard mode. There is a total of fifteen gems in each level, regardless of the difficulty.
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