Long before “engineered thatch” was a category, Disney was betting on it. Adventureland’s rooflines, from the Tiki Room’s riotous canopy to the weathered gables lining the Bazaar, run on Endureed’s Premium Dominica, chosen for its soft browns and olive-green undertones that read as authentic rustic palm thatching rather than theme-park prop work. It is the same profile trusted to hold up under the specific pressures of a working attraction: millions of guests passing beneath it every year, Southern California sun beating down daily, and zero tolerance for a maintenance closure during peak season.