1. Immortal land Where you will feel like and God or Goddess. By: Kyle Vearling

2. History of the Bolt This ride is a slow paced ride that tells you about Zeus's history. It shows how he gets his lightning bolt, how he became the leader of Mount Olympus, how he overthrew Cronus, and how he became the ruler of the sky. While in this ride there is many different pictures and a narrator talking about Zeus's life.

3. Why it Relates to Mythology This ride relates to Greek Mythology because they worshiped Zeus and he became the ruler of Mount Olympus. Also this ride talks about how he freed the cyclopes and the hundred handed giants, the the cyclopes gave him the lightning bolt. Also it says how he, Hades, Poseidon randomly picked who would rule the sea, the sky, and the underworld. Zeus got the sky, Poseidon got sea, and Hades the underworld. Another thing it talks about is how him and his brothers, sisters, and his mom overthrew Cronus.

4. Under the Sea Cuisine This is a restaurant that is inspired by Poseidon. It is the best restaurant in immortal land and serves only sea food.

5. Menu Appetizers Snapper Turtle Soup - Cup 4.99 Bowl 5.99- ground up turtle in a red broth. Crab Soup - Cup 4.99 Bowl 5.99- spiced crab in a creamy broth. Raw Clams on the Half Shell 8.99- one dozen raw clams.

6. Menu Main Courses Linguini and Clams - Tender little Neck Clams are cooked in a garlic, white wine and butter sauce $18.99 Crab Cakes - Two Delicate crab cakes loaded with chunks of jumbo lump crab meat. $15.99 Broiled One Half Pound Brazilian Lobster Tail - With Drawn Butter 28.99

7. Menu Desserts Slice of Classic Cheesecake- $5.99 Hot Fudge Cake- $5.99 Colossal Sundaes- $5.99

8. Why it Relates to Mythology This restaurant relates to Greek mythology because Poseidon was the god of the sea. So in this restaurant they only serve seafood. Once you are inside there is a time line of his life. From when he was born to when he became the ruler of the sea. It also has pictures of his trident that the three cyclopes' gave to him.

9. Hades Statue

10. Why it Relates to Mythology Hades is the god of the underworld and brother of Zeus and Poseidon. He married Persephone through trickery by making a new flower and when Persephone went to go look at it he came up from the ground and took her to the underworld. The Statue also shows him wearing the helmet of invisibility he got from the cyclopes'. He want a wife because in the underworld he gets lonely because everyone is dead so he need some company.