Some of the restaurants are partitioned into several rooms by means of rain curtains that fall into basins running along the tops of partition walls, rock formations, and curtains of sparse foliage. There are reef fish tanks in each restaurant. Most locations have two tanks connected over the archway between the gift shop and the restaurant, but at the Walt Disney World Resort locations, three tanks are connected. One portion of most locations includes a bar located underneath an enormous mushroom. The chain is known for its characteristic bar stools, made to resemble the legs of animals, designed and sculpted by the artist Glenn Carter. There is usually a star ceiling in the middle of the restaurant, designed and manufactured by Fiber Optic Systems Inc, located in Whitehouse Station, New Jersey. At the Galveston location, there is a dark ride existing into an adjacent building known as the "River Adventure Ride", which takes guests on a circular river raft ride down the rivers of various rainforests of the world in the style of the Jungle Cruise found at many Disney parks. Here guests encounter many animatronic examples of wildlife that can be found in rainforests worldwide, culminating in a journey through a treasure-filled Hindu temple where they encounter an angry six-armed "river god" statue before returning to the start.